I got the same error. However, the strange thing is that when I tried to connect with localhost:58846, I just get [ERROR ] 04:05:59 client:146 Socket or XMLRPC error: (111, 'Connection refused') When I connect to <my local address>:58846, then I get this error. I am running 1.10RC2, as 1.10 was maki...

I am downloading a torrent with several files, and have been downloading them one by one, in consecutive order. The other day, I think it was after deluge crashed, Some of the files I had already downloaded, were reported missing by deluge. I re-checked the torrent, but they were gone. I downloaded ...

By the way, Frosty was right after all. Unchecking one of the boxes, while multiple files have been selected unchecks them all.

However, I still think there should be some other way, for example a right click menu, this is not at all intuitive.

I know. But after I select them, there is no way to unckeck all the checkboxes at once.

I see that when adding a torrent to be downloaded, one has to check/uncheck files one at a time. Surely, in a torrent with hunderds of files, of which you want only a few, that can be a problem. I think there should be a way to select multiple files and change their priority all at once.

By the way, I installed 0.5.9.2 and the problem seems to have disappeared, at least in the torrents that it had happened.

I am trying to run deluge 0.6, but I get an error: --Deluge Error-- IOError : unsupported XML-RPC protocol path : /connect file : /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/deluge-0.6.0.0-py2.5-linux-i686.egg/deluge/xmlrpclib.py in __init__, line 1413 --Input-- <Storage {'other_uri': 'http://localhost:52014',...

Nah, I'm staying with deluge for the moment. Having integration with gnome is very nice and the client itself works great. A few glitches here and there aren't enough to dump it. I wonder what the next version is going to be like, seeing as it's a complete rewrite. I hope we don't see the introducti...

You can get rid of FAT completely, by using either the Ext2 driver for Windows or ntfs-3g with an NTFS partition. Thus, if FAT creates this problem, it will be solved.

Didn't solve it