Problem I have accidentally not remounted a CIFS filesystem twice now and both times deluge has had to recheck all my torrents which takes a looooooooooong time. I'm talking like 8 hours in the most recent cases. I know this is partially my fault for having a slow fileserver (1MiB/s max) but utorre...

Router: ASUS WL500 running DD-WRT v24-sp2 Deluge Client: 1.1.6 OS: Ubuntu 9.10 If Deluge starts with UPnP enabled it seems to set the port forward and then removes it. I discovered this by logging into the router through ssh and continually running "iptables -L | grep Loque"; Loque is my c...

Just that it would have to access it, adding another layer to the process certainly wouldn't help the speed. I use my external hdd as strictly backup... I've just always seen it that way, as a backup to my computers files. Yeah, that's definetely the intention of an external hdd, backups. I bought ...

Probably a much better idea would be to use the local hdd when downloading torrents... thats just my suggestion though. In a word, faster... lol. I doubt anyone's downloading torrents faster than an external hdd can write. Do you have an oc-34 line or something? Your suggestion would fix my problem...

If my external hard-drive(hdd) is not plugged in (where most of my torrents are downloaded) deluge very kindly and without warning starts downloading all my torrents to my local hdd. This is really annoying because my external hdd gets unmounted for some reason or another without me knowing several ...

Are you using an external hard drive by any chance or possibly a drive with spaces in its name? if yes then change its name to a single word and it should start working fine for you. Folders can be named whatever you want to name them but the actual device as it appears in Places->Computer must be o...