Major King: Possibly in the future. The inner workings of deluge do not support a IP filter white list yet but maybe some day.

That last one is really cool.

Current versions of the plugin should not even be pausing torrents anymore. What we decided to do was allow all torrents to remain active while the blocklist is downloading/importing but behind the scenes we prevent connections from being made until the import is complete. Expect an update in svn so...

SVN currently has more than its fair share of issues but yes like you noticed I am trying to work around the fact that bluetack and its mirrors are notoriously unreliable. I believe even some of your date checking code remains from 0.5.

http://csp.trentu.ca/~dennisstahler/Screenshot.png I have been working on the new blocklist plugin for the 0.6 branch. A generally functional version has been committed to SVN. No GTK pop up dialogs have been implemented so if the plugin doesnt work or appears to have crashed, wait a few seconds or...

This is the reason most trackers have the ability to leave comments for a particular torrent. Why not look at the comments before downloading if you are worried it is fake.

No offence but I dont think your posts will gather much attention from the Deluge developers when you carelessly post unspecific problems full of spelling errors.

~ refers to /home/[currentuser]

Using ~ is like using the absolute path to /home/[youruser]. Doesnt matter what directory you are in, if you use ~ it will always point to your home dir.

~ refers to the active users home directory. If you login with 'sickofit' and you use a Linux system, ~ would point to /home/sickofit.

rm /home/sickofit/.config/deluge/blocklist.conf

or

rm ~/.config/deluge/blocklist.conf

Either does the same thing.

You'll need to remove ~/.config/deluge/blocklist.conf in Linux or C:\Documents and Settings\[User Name]\Deluge\blocklist.conf in Windows before starting Deluge.