Timeouts are generally due to firewalls, but you should probably go the Servarr forums or Discord for help with Radarr. Clearly the WebUI is working so Deluge is functioning properly.

https://radarr.video/discord

This is the link to their Discord.

I'm not sure where your confusion stems from, but to be very clear. You DO NOT need to enable the WebUI plugin for Linuxserver's Deluge container. What you just did was unnecessary by changing the port to 8113, as your previous screenshots are all from the WebUI to begin with (I assume) when it was ...

You also need to change some of these settings, particularly if you're looking to seed on private trackers. Uncheck all numbered checkboxes, specifically #1 as this will prevent Deluge from setting the port to the one you have forwarded/exposed in Docker (6881 - which you can change if you do so in ...

LSIO doesnt need or use the WebUI plugin...in fact you are showing screenshots FROM the WebUI, so I'm not sure why you are trying to enable it. It runs the deluge-web daemon which connects directly to the RPC endpoint in deluged. Just go ahead and navigate to port 8112 for the container. If it's fai...

I think the best course of action would be to use something like tampermonkey/violentmonkey and just do the action of a 'tab + enter' which would select the "OK" button and enter automatically upon loading. This is sort of a hack, but I've put a ticket on TRAC - which may be moving to gith...

%APPDATA%/deluge contains all your config and state info.

If the paths for the data are all the same, you should just be able to straight copy it over to your new user dir and start deluge.

Make a backup of it before you start deluge for the first time just in case,

False positives. There have been previous posts about this. It's open source, if you're uncomfortable stick with 2.1.1 until the detections are sorted, but you can read them and the are all "Generic" or Hueristics" which are basically non-signature and "I think this because of po...

I would suggest you try using python (via the pip command) to install, this is the most up to date and universal option. You will need to install python3, usually 3.10 is compatible, I think 2.2.0 goes to 3.12 or maybe 3.13 though, but I have not tested this and stick with 3.10 myself. Instructions ...

I've just pushed updates for my Docker images. The images correspond as described below and will remain with the tags listed for the time being. ghcr.io/zakkarry/deluge-develop-docker for the container image associated below image tags for develop branch master - develop branch (identified as 2.1.1...

I've just pushed updates for my Docker images. The images correspond as described below and will remain with the tags listed for the time being. ghcr.io/zakkarry/deluge-develop-docker for the container image associated below image tags for develop branch master - develop branch (identified as 2.1.1-...