Are you using any deluge plugins? If so, disable/uninstall all of them to eliminate those. could try running as root(just for quick download test) to make certain not permission related still somehow. we need at least a Traceback message, isn't there one in log Which version of raspbian, python, de...

Myself and mhertz are both very active in a support capacity here, as well as a few others, and while no one has been able to give you any definitive answers, myself and obviously he has read this post. However since the information you've provided is almost empty and provides only the fact that an ...

I don't have any experience with gtk under linux or endeavour specifically, I run deluge in docker on unraid and thinclient in windows so take this as general troubleshooting...but worth a try I'd say. 1. Try restarting your PC/Server, as the error seems likely to be linked to a kernel/IO issue and ...

Once again the outgoing port has no effect on your "Port Issue" message, Port Issue is strictly referring to the incoming port and whether it is OPEN and accessible from outside the network. If you have that port added (4981 from your screenshot) in windows inbound rules, then I would sugg...

So a few suggestions, just for troubleshooting sake... You can select either the "Random" checkbox for outgoing or specify a port range, however, I typically recommend you do not select a port range that includes the port you are using for your incoming port. The outgoing ports do not need...

You didn't post an image, use the edit button or post a reply with the settings, but I would suggest you give us some information about your setup including an operating system and any firewall you may be using (windows firewall, iptables if using linux, etc) and anything else relevant. Right now we...

I'm having the same problem using the WebUI. See my workaround/suggestions - this appears to be a bug somewhere in what I assume is the code to get current screen resolution or something, which would draw an appropriately sized window. I assume because this is a NAS (you didn't say, but I assume yo...

long live wslimit.

So if I understand this -c is a deluge flag? Couldn t u just add -c "profile" in a shortcut to the exe instead? or even -c "../profile" to have the profile folder outside the deluge directory You can use relative or definite path's (full path such as C:\profile) in the -c parame...

Glad to see it came to fruition!