Where/How did you rip out the fork() code?

This sounds awfully like the thing I reported. I'm thankful that the UI starts, but that the daemon won't start seems to be the daemonisation problem with the fork() that's not supported on OS X. So, how do we get someone knowledgable to rewrite deluge ;-)))))))) I couldn't do it myself, but I would...

Ok, what did you do to get it running?

Hija. Well, why don't you try http://www.nabble.com/-16641:-boost_python-mt-problem-when-compiling-deluge-td19661815.html " If {{{port installed boost}}} doesn't show one of those variants (+python25 actually, since deluge uses 2.5), I'd suggest removing boost, then {{{sudo port install boost +...

Hija, I try to get RC8 to fly on my 10.5.4 Compiling went without too many hitches after I followed these items : http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7535&p=39795&hilit=gettext#p39645 The daemon starts without a hitch. The web-interface threw an error so I had to add an e...

Hija, I'm trying to build RC5 on my 10.5.4 Mac Mini. I port'ed boost, and added the libs and includes do my paths... but just right at the end of the 'python setup.py build', it dies with the following : <SNIP> ....... build/temp.macosx-10.5-i386-2.5/./libtorrent/bindings/python/src/version.o -lboos...

Builds like a charm, very cool!

now I have deluge and deluged, and no FAQ Where can you point me so I understand the interaction between the daemon and the client-binary?

thanks!

Hi, after installing all support-libraries via port, I got the same error-messages when building deluge with port. So I went and fetched svn 0.5.6.2 and was able to build it after some magic with the path to libraries and building the deluge.so from the command line instead of make I got my binary. ...

Ahhhh, so it's not just me ;) Trying to build deluge on Leopard via the ports. I had problems with boost, now it's dbus-glib that won't build, citing some problems with ld. " ld: duplicate symbol _g_bit_nth_lsf in .libs/dbus-gmain.o and .libs/dbus-glib.o " There is some mention on http://w...