I'm curious if any of the developers are interested in Ono support? Slashdot had a blurb on Ono today and the premise sounds good: Basically, enhance BitTorrent to prefer closer peers over remote peers in order to reduce internetwork bandwidth consumption (and as a side benefit, decrease overall tra...

andar wrote:

cvig wrote:Is it possible and simple to use the system's installation of libtorrent instead of the bundled version?

Technically yes, but it would require some modifications to deluge to accommodate this.

Thanks.

Is it possible and simple to use the system's installation of libtorrent instead of the bundled version?

Besides that first problem everything has been stable.

I think that may be fixed in svn now. Great! I pulled down the latest and will give it a try. Update: Worked fine for a while and then (when accessing with second computer without cleared cookies): --Deluge Error-- Fault : <Fault 1: "<type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'>:maximum recursion depth exc...

Is anyone else getting "maximum recursion depth exceeded" with webui + deluged? It's been happening since at least SVN 3018. I'll get this when I try to start a 100% torrent to keep seeding. When I go back to the main page, a random portion of the torrents will be in a paused state while t...

I figured out I can trick deluge by changing the download location to a new directory, adding the torrent and starting it and then switching the download directory back to my normal one. It'll be interesting if it works properly if I restart deluged but I'll try that later .

How do you handled folder name collisions? For example, some overseas television series I am torrenting both have the folder name in the .torrent as "Season 1". In my opinion it is the fault of the torrent creator but if I add two torrents with the same folder name to deluge it starts savi...

oshiri, Don't use "run_webserver06", it contains some debugging stuff for development. "deluge -u web" should work better. At first, I intend to use "deluge -u web" or "deluge --ui=web" but I can't figure out how to do it with start-stop-daemon as it took del...

This is my startup script for Debian which allow you to run as user rather then root. To be 100% clear there is instructions in the first post using the /etc/inittab and running deluge as a non-root user: # run deluged (on port 58846) with logging to /var/log/deluged.log dd:5:respawn:su - dtor -c &...