So, I'm not sure how sparse files work in general, but it doesn't seem like they're doing anything at all. Both 'df -h' and 'ls -sh' seem to say that the file is only taking up space is it needs it...

Is this still true? Also, are there any known issues with this? I'm using an ext4 partition, and I don't think it's pre-allocating at all. Eventually I'll get an out of space error on one or several torrents, and if they were pre-allocating that shouldn't happen (because it should have allocated all...

You just need to find the original .torrent file you used. I'm not sure where transmission stores them, but it's probably in .transmission or something like that. If you find that .torrent file, just open that in deluge. Make sure deluge wants to download the file to the same dir that it's already i...

Every few minutes? It happens to me sometimes too, but I'm not sure it's that often. I'm using 1.0.7-r1 on gentoo, I've had download throttling (not much) on for the whole test, but it seemed when heavy upload throttling was on for it to be a bit worse.

Well, I'm on gentoo, was using 1.1.1. I just downgraded to 1.0.7-r1 and it fixed ALL the problems I was having with torrents getting stuck checking. I might advise this, at least until 1.1.2 is out, which I'm honestly not sure when it will be. There's no cool AJAX webinterface on this version, but h...