No idea. In my config it's empty.

Please do double check your port-forwarding settings and try to get that working. It isn't vital for downloads, but it does make it possible for other downloaders to connect to you. Consider it a public service :) And also, if you are on a private tracker where it matters, it will dramatically impro...

You probably know this already, but just in case: in the GTK version (not the web interface) go to Preferences --> Network, you should see a button: Test active port. Click on it and it will let you know whether port forwarding is working OK. If so you should now be good to go.

One thing comes to mind: make sure deluge is listening on the correct network interface. By default this is any or all (I think) but deluge can be instructed to listen only to one specific interface; this is useful for those of us using a VPN. This can be configured both in the settings notebook as ...

First, try to get deluge working outside the jail. (Disclaimer: I have no experience with FreeBSD jails and I don't understand why one would be needed for deluge) Second, unless you are connected directly to the Internet (no router, no firewall), you need to deactivate "random incoming ports&qu...

After some delay, I can now report that I have just now upgrade an v1 instance to v2 running under FreeBSD simply by upgrading the port. All existing torrents were automatically migrated. Many thanks to whoever implemented this functionality.

Thanks for the update. Specifying an incoming port should work there. I have an instance of 2.0.3 running under Fedora and that works fine. It is, ah... kinda indispensable for using deluge with a VPN. Will experiment here...

I see on Freshports that as of 22 April deluge is at v2.0.3, which is good news. As I mentioned earlier, I currently have an instance of 1.3.15 running with about 1,600 torrents. It would be nice if I could upgrade this installation without having to manually re-add all these torrents, which would b...

Thanks for keeping an eye on this topic, @cross. The port is still at v.1.3.15, even though python2.7 is now deprecated. The port is marked to expire on March 1, whatever that means. Ref: https://www.freshports.org/net-p2p/deluge/ Also, as you may have noticed py-libtorrent-rasterbar is marked as br...

Hi all, First, my thanks to mherz for referring me to this thread. I currently have two instances of Deluge running resp. v1 and v2, on separate systems. The v1 instance has around 1600 active torrents. How do migrate the v1 torrents to the v2 system using the python code above? Do I run this as a s...