I would add :
config show does not show anything
entering an unknow command make the console quit without notice

Hello all, I use deluge 1.2 RC4 from the ppa repository in ubuntu jaunty server 64 here is the result of what is installed : (sudo aptitude search deluge) i A deluge - bittorrent client written in Python/PyGTK i A deluge-common - bittorrent client written in Python/PyGTK (common files) i deluge-cons...

Alos, the login command has been disabled (http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/login) so no change can be done to the wiki and so on.

http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/751 I can remove the ticket if you want but maybe there is something to look after. generic mestinon Reported by: mestinon Owned by: yawie Priority: blocker Milestone: Component: ajaxui Version: 1.2.0_dev Keywords: sfvscmksid Cc: none Description ¶ <a href="...

Upload slot is the number of simultaneous peer to which you can upload.
Number of connections (or half open connections) is not related to number of upload slot.

Are you sure you are referring to upload slot ?

Have a look at this :
http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... f=8&t=2695
you could find what you are looking for (a no install deluge version for which you may be able to remove the daemon).

You have to look here :
http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/ThinClient
you can add your daemon on a server and poll it with a gtkui.
I think deluged can run perfecly on a linux server with 256mo. What server do you have that has less resources ?

OK, in case of a public server it may be usefull to bind only on localhost.
(for example if you are not root and thus not have access to iptables).

It would be pretty cool if the same would be possible for the web ui so that you can tell the web ui to bind e.g. only to localhost so you can use tunneling to access the web ui and not have the web ui exposed to the whole world. ;) Kind regards I don't really see your point as either one of these ...

The GTKui is quite bandwidth eating for slow remote connection. I do the same but with the web client. As you pointed out, this technique does not implys port forwarding and publicly open some connection to deluge. If the daemon is started you only have to do this : ssh login@publicIP -L8112:localho...