Actually I've been trying to resolve this problem since I joined the forum Nov 10. It's Nov 25 and I'm nowhere closer to getting help troubleshooting the connection to the daemon. But apparently I'm going to get NO help because people hold grudges over nothing.

Despite you deleting your most recent post in this thread, you made it and I've read it. We are not ignoring your problem. We've addressed them step by step as you've given enough information to explain them. You're not providing any information specific to a networking issue or network setup. So f...

Well you don't have a functioning libtorrent for deluged apparently - reason here being because your libTorrent is another lib, developed for rtorrent, so need libtorrent-rasterbar2.0t64, python3-libtorrent should pull right one in presumably. Also needs match py3.12. Don't really have experience w...

In my experience the nordvpn client has to be updated.

Honestly, if you're trying to do this via python for a script, I'd suggest maybe you look into using the JSON-RPC end point. I have several scripts I use a class I wrote in python to accomplish a variety of things, and this endpoint is more or less the same as the RPC, and across major version. Dep...

I'm not sure I understand your question at the end of your post, when you say "host definition" - are you referring to what you see in deluge-console where the host list is (like the screenshot I posted)? Basically, running deluge in any context as a user (not system service) will use the...

When you run `deluge-console` by itself...it should bring up a dialog. You can add and delete hosts as needed. Running deluge-console yourself is not the same as running it via systemd/service for config directories, it is likely that you _THINK_ the config file is located there when running it as ...

I had a linux server running Debian buster I was running Deluge 1.3 with ease and connecting to deluged with no problems using a python script. I rebuilt the server with Ubunutu Server 24.04 and can only use the latest Deluge, 2.1.1, since Python 2.7 is EOL. I installed deluge with APT $ apt list *d...

I understand.

Maybe you can explain to me what is unclear. There is a connection manager that controls connecting the thin-client (GTK) to hosts. It's what pops up and says "Connection Manager" at the top of the window. Select the host. Click Edit. Enter the correct username and password. Save. Connect...