Any help?

Hi! I'm trying to migrate an old bare metal Deluge install to my Synology NAS. First I've tried installing Deluge on Docker, using LinuxServer.io's image . Using binds to point to a copy of my existing config folder and so that torrents paths are the same, Deluge works on its first run, I "just...

I've been able to restore Deluge 1.3.15 using the cached package and then restore all the seeding torrents by restoring core.conf.back and web.conf.bak backups made by my package manager Pacman during updates.

I'll stick to 1.3.15 for some time while the paint dries

Open the torrents.state file with a text editor to check if it has been emptied, as in my case. I am also on Arch Linux and was only able to restore the torrent.state from a sys-backup done once/day by external backup program (luckybackup). I Don't know any easy way to restore your torrents if the ...

I've had the same problem while upgrading from Deluge 1.3.15 to Deluge 2.0.3 on my Arch Linux server. All my torrents are gone! The torrents.state and .torrents files were still in ~/.config/deluge/state/ folder, so I backed up. Then I've restored Deluge 1.3.15 and tried to restore my seedings (simp...

Hi there! Before removing a bunch of torrents from my Deluge daemon, I'd like to save some of their statistics. So I'm looking for a way to export, as a CSV file for instance, names, ratios, downloaded and uploaded amount, date added, etc., for all my torrents. I've had a look at my torrents.state f...