Rebooted again, and was now able to login. No idea why I had the previous issue.
(Maybe related to the time change to DST?)

My PC (Windows7 - 64 bit) crashed, and I can't login to Deluged (web interface) anymore. I didn't have any issues before the crash I am trying to login from the same computer that Deluge is installed on (localhost: port#). If I put in the correct PW, the little login windows just flashes. If I put i...

I am on Windows7. Which file (and where is it) would I need to edit?

Cas wrote:Is has been covered many times in forum, you need to ensure deluge is shutting down correctly before rebooting.

I am sorry if I missed this. Would you mind repeating how to properly shutdown DelugeD before rebooting?

Every time after I reboot my computer, DelugeD needs to check my Torrents. How can I avoid this?

I was able to create a rule-set in (free) Comodo Firewall; Deluge traffic is only allowed as long as the VPN is running (regardless of IP address).
Works great .

The problem arise when I kill the task from task manager. Wouldn't: also cause issues?

Thank you for your response; I already have a Kill switch in my VPN. hover sometimes the VPN manager shuts down randomly. Most VPN monitors monitors the IP address of the VPN which often changes so that is not a good option for me. I have my own monitor that checks if the VPN manager is running, and...

I am running Deluge Daemon.
I have a script that brings up an alarm when my VPN is no longer active. When this happens, I also want to stop all Deluge Daemon traffic (i.e. down and uploads).
Is there a command, e.g from the command prompt, that I can use to stop and then start the traffic?

I click the button Preferences|Other|Associate Magnet Links with Deluge. However nothing happens. Shouldn't something change to show that they are now associated?
Magnet links are still sent to uTorrent .