I have custom download and move completed to locations set, but I have noticed they like to seemingly randomly reset themselves to the default /home/username/Downloads . I only ever use the Web interface or the console. It might be linked to rebooting but I am not sure. I do have the daemon setup as...

deluged: 1.3.6 libtorrent: 0.16.7.0 Fresh (<24hrs old) install of Linux Mint 15. Deluged is an upstart job, so is Deluge-web. It downloads to a custom directory, but refuses to move completed items to another dir on the same drive. Permissions for both are 777. it just doesn't happen. I have checked...

I know you probably hate the comparison, but before Deluge, I used uTorrent, and that had the ability to have downloaded content sorted into subdirs by Label. So if something was labeled "Audiobook" there would be a subdir in the finished download directory named "Audiobook" and ...

not just that, but there are files in ~/.config/deluge that are *.state Yes, it will remove all your current torrents. You can reload them, except the damaged one ( you'll know it cause it will crash the daemon again). You should be storing your torrent files someplace anyway, try under ~/.config/de...

sorry about my previous malformed reply. not quite sure why that happened. In any case, I had this same problem. Try clearing your state files. In my case, it was caused by a bad torrent file

ssadasdsa

I noticed this problem, and when I went into preferences, I noticed that Deluge was not using the ports I specified, but rather was randomizing the ports. i have a upnp router, but my firewall isn't so it is bouncing off my ubuntu 8.04 firewall. hope that helps

5.8.1 was crashing for me after about 30 sec. Renamed my settings folder (c:/Documents and Settings/%currentuser%/deluge) and let deluge recreate it , reloaded my torrents straight from the renamed folder and it has run all night stably. Only thing is, I can't figure out how to reimport my flexrss f...