I set up the thin client, but noticed a curious pattern of CPU use. The daemon itself consumes almost no CPU, but when I open the client on my remote machine, the daemon's CPU usage spikes dramatically. This CPU use increases with the number of torrents added to the session. With anything over 200 t...

Thanks for the reply. I now know that the python bindings for libtorrent were not installed. No such package is available in my repositories. My only option, then, is to compile libtorrent myself with python bindings enabled?
I appreciate your help.

I am trying to install Deluge 1.3.0 from the source tarball on an ARM-based NAS but have encountered the following error when checking for a clean build environment: Traceback (most recent call last): File "setup.py", line 219, in <module> if subprocess.call(['./get_libtorrent.sh']) > 0: F...

When I use this init script to run the daemon as system user "deluge", all my downloads in the /var/lib/deluge folder appear as read-only for my normal user accounts and nfs clients. I'm wondering how to manage file permissions with this script. Any help you could give would be appreciated.