I have reinstalled the synocommunity Deluge having failed to access the WebUI after an NAS reboot. It is now functioning properly. My concern is that the next time I have to reboot my Synology NAS the Deluge WebUI will be inaccessible again. Is there something I can do to avoid this?

HELP! I needed to reboot my synology NAS, but now I cannot access the WebUI! Deluge is running. Indeed it downloads new torrents and then presumably seeds, when I put a torrent file in the Watch folder. I just can't access the interface! The WebUI is accessed at http://192.168.1.88:8112/ by default....

HELP. I needed to reboot my synology NAS, but now I cannot access the WebUI! Deluge is running. Indeed it downloads new torrents and then presumably seeds, when I put a torrent file in the Watch folder. I just can't access the interface! The WebUI is accessed at http://192.168.1.88:8112/ by default....

Thanks. My torrent files disappear from watch too, but I went with the option to store them in a torrent files folder. Regarding the proxy issue, you beat me to it. Yep, my proxy ip is in the bottom right, as you say. I found that BTGuard provides a checking torrent that displays your proxy ip once ...

BINGO! It works, and much faster than on the PC version of Deluge. Unfortunately, I don't know what I did right. The only thing I did that was different than I had already done, was to place a torrent file in Watch instead of browsing for it from within Deluge. Deluge picked this up automatically, a...

Uninstalled and reinstalled. 1. Deluge did not create its own folders. I had to create them and ensured full permissions were given recursively. 2. Tried with and briefly without proxy; with and briefly without VPN. Same result. Dying torrent. I know the proxy is active and allowing data through bec...

I installed the synocommunity version having watched a YouTube vid. They made a point of ensuring that the folders you required were set up manually and then have Deluge point at them.

I could try an uninstall/reinstall to see if the folders get created automatically.

Thank you for your response. I have examined folders and pathways again. They are all in place and pointed to from within Deluge. Deluge doesn't create its own folders in the Synology versions, but have to be created manually within the Synology control panel and file station and then referenced wit...

I have just now installed the syncommunity version of Deluge on my Synology DS920+. From what I can see I have all configurations/preferences are as they should be, e.g. folders, ports, port forwarding in my router and network connections. I am using the BTGuard proxy. Usernames, urls, passwords and...