Deluge

Cannot find any Socks5 servers

Can someone please advise the ports required for Deluge.

WHy has this question never been answered properly.
There is a need for a comprehensive guide on this subject.
from firewalls through to application settings. and everything in between (PORTS).

regardless on router setup, we need general understand of how deluge works.

"Each router is different" is a terrible response.

People just want to know what the ports are.

react2409 wrote:The thing that fixed it was just killing the deluged process and then starting ti up again.

Thank you this helped me:
I did not kill the process, not that I know what kill means. I stopped it and started it again.

Thank you.

Hence why the proxy server is a specialist in P2P, and not a standard proxy server.
I did note yesterday that the proxy Auth is not encrypted, it is clear text. So A man in the middle attack is possible. Hence why A Con and Proxy would be best.

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If you found anything it would be nice to share back otherwise this post is pointless and a time waster.

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