Selecting all that are in the 'Checking' state, pausing them, and resuming them right away (while keeping the selection intact) would yield your desired behavior. The torrent on the top of that queue would return to 'Checking', others get queued up and get processed one at a time. I need the reverse...

No problem at all, and once again, thanks for trying to help. I think and hope that Deluge will be around for many years to come, but I doubt if Twisted is going to gain any popularity. For anyone who needs a bridge between their sync or async programs and Twisted, Crochet is a great help: from delu...

Oh, I forgot to mention, I tested the code you shared earlier and it exhibits the same behavior. The root of the problem is this: when is_operable() is called, Python is executing it as usual synchronous code. Inline functions get loaded and do_the_job() gets called. At the end of the do_the_job(), ...

First of all, apologies for not getting back earlier, and thank you for your effort in trying to help me Martin. I appreciate it. I switched to using Crochet shortly after the above conversation and it worked well for me. However, this tab was always open on my browser, and, out of curiosity, I trie...

Thanks for trying out Martin. I had added the prints later on as a poor man's debugging tool. But for the love of Odin, I cannot find what is emitting that None. I am expecting a True or False from my function_3 with an str, which is eventually returned but the caller has moved on after receiving th...

I am getting 'None' as the response as soon as I call the is_operable function, although I tried hard to make is_operable to return a non 'None' response. What am I doing wrong? This is my app and the response I am getting when I run: from my_module import is_operable def connect_and_run(**kwargs): ...

Attached zip contains the main script deluge_move_v0.2.py and its two small dependencies. Please extract them all in a directory and run like this: ~/bin/deluge_move_v0.2.py --deluge_host 192.168.1.9 --deluge_port 48886 --FROM /home/myuser/Downloads --TO /mynas/somefolder It moves torrents residing ...

This forced me to have a crash course on reactor, which I had been avoiding since I first come across it. I guess I was on the wrong side of the fence.
Thanks heaps mhertz! This gets me going.

This is still reproducible with and the solution is a single line change in log.py: https://git.deluge-torrent.org/deluge/c ... ed0f2c3206

I wanted to write a simple Python script that renames files/folders matching a certain criteria. I have exhausted all documentation and the StackOverflow but I am unable to find how the rename file/folder functionality works with Deluge v2.x . ChatGPT couldn't offer a working code either. Since we k...