In meantime, tobbez posted some python code to translate your state file: import pickle with open('torrents.state', 'rb') as f: d = pickle.load(f, encoding='latin1') with open('torrents.state', 'wb') as f2: pickle.dump(d, f2) I haven't tried it myself though. Thanks to you and tobbez! This saved me...

That did the trick for me mhertz. Thanks. You rock!

Thanks mhertz. Yes, when i tested from my script and run it as ./move.sh 5153 "Raspberry_pie_recipe.rar" /opt/deluge/Downloads it showed the variables in my log file. However, straight from the plugin it didn't. I've grabbed v1.4 (thanks again) and will give that a go on my linux machine.

Did you ever get this working?

I just rebuilt a new VM with v2.0.3 and reused the logic from my previous version 1 script. It works manually but I'm not even seeing the variables getting passed to new the script.

Great. Thanks Cas

I run multiple instances of deluge in containers and VMs for [reasons]. It would be super handy if there was a way I could visually identify what one I'm on in my browser by a header or something. Yes, i could just look at the port and IP and such but a quick visual way would be so much simpler. Is ...

I don't think I've seen this answered but I did search and didn't find anything. However, I'm sure someone wanted to do this before. I run 3 instances of deluge on different VM hosts and have a need to keep things completely separate. This includes the web front-end access. So they are connected to ...