no. i think you two just misunderstood the entire point of what desired ratio is supposed to do. 0 in desired ratio will mean unlimited no matter what you want it to mean, unless you edit the libtorrent source code. and no again, set_ratio was not ignored. the desired ratio isnt meant to be a hard ...

@danii thanks :) @markybob The way I set it up, "unlimited" will seed forever, whereas "0" will not seed at all. "Default" will use whatever is given in the main deluge preferences. For example, I have my default ratio set at 1.2, but I'm seeding some of the deluge torr...

I just submitted a patch which should fix the desired ratio plugin. It's working well on my end now :). If anyone who knows how could apply my patch and test, I'd be grateful. I changed some of it's default values and added the options for a 0 ratio and unlimited ratio, so I think it's more useful n...

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I was going to tell you how to fix this but it looks like it's just been fixed in SVN! Try the SVN version, or replace your setup.py with: http://deluge-torrent.org/svn/trunk/setup.py EDIT: that said, are you sure you have the boost-filesystem development package installed? It's called libboost-file...

Come to think of it, have you tried lowering the number of allowed connections? I probably only had around 100 when I tested, but you're maxed out at 450.

I had been worrying about this a little because on the torrent details tab I always have "total data uploaded" increasing twice as fast as "uploaded this session". For example, I have for the upload stats on one torrent: 95.2MiB (44.7MiB), just from a single session. But I just d...

I wrote a quick patch which should fix the status label for paused torrents. It labels torrents paused by the queue as "Queued" and torrents paused by the user as "Paused". It also allows you to pause and unpause queued torrents.

http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/601

I was having a problem with deluge seemingly eating up all my bandwidth. It seems to be working fine now, and the only thing I can think of that I did was disable ipv6 support on my system. I can't really see how it would be related, but my ADSL modem/router doesn't support ipv6 requests at all, whi...

I just had the same problem. terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range' what(): vector::_M_range_check Aborted (core dumped) I'm using Ubuntu 7.04 as well, and Deluge version 0.5.4.1. The problem disappeared after i deleted ~/.config/deluge, but reappeared when I enabled &quo...