There's no reason old torrents that aren't actively being downloaded should go into an error state. Crashes happen. There must be a way to turn off whatever is causing the error or mitigate it somehow. Again, I'd like a configuration based solution.

ambipro wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 3:59 am Unless youre just omitting that youre launching deluge before mounting the fs... thats not going to change anything.

Feel free to try.

Perhaps not, but your "solution" isn't helpful either. UPS isn't an option. Which is why I'm asking the question.

It looks like this may be the solution viewtopic.php?f=7&t=48629&hilit=mount#p225413
Leaving that here for Google to pickup.

I'm not asking why they're in an error state either, only how to prevent it via a config change. I don't know why you keep trolling my ask.

I'm not looking for a solution to a power failure. Maybe re-read my question.

Thanks, but I'm looking for a config solution not an infrastructure solution.

I've been using mergerfs for a while now and it's been great with deluge and the following settings: allow_other,fsname=mergerfs, minfreespace=50G, moveonenospc=true, dropcacheonclose=false, security_capability=false, xattr=noattr,cache.files=off, direct_io,cache.readdir=true, use_ino,func.getattr=n...