Just in case that someone would read this with the same problem as me: First I tried downgrading libtorrent (because of the invalid port errors), but to no avail. Next thing I did was deleting the .config folder and restarting from scratch (first the settings, then adding torrents). All 3 of my prob...

Could it be that my performance problem has something to do with this? http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/1476

I would be happy to supply a log file if someone posts the instructions, those on the FAQ don't seem to work for me

A screenshot of my network connections, just tell me if you want me to reinstall deluge in English. http://i1086.photobucket.com/albums/j446/Chris_Maes/varia/20-01-20118-48-04.png The netstat output: RoSe v1per # netstat -tap | grep LISTEN | grep python tcp 0 0 *:8112 *:* LISTEN 18595/python2.6 tcp ...

My firewall is configured to open ports 6500 to 6600 over TCP and UDP. When I check with lsof -i | grep deluge or netstat -tap | grep LISTEN , I don't see the ports appearing. Is there another way to check if the ports are really open? I have the feeling the ports are open in the firewall but deluge...

I've been experiencing slow performance with deluge lately but I'm unable to find the source. I'm running the latest 1.3.1 as daemon on gentoo and the latest 1.3.1 client on my windows 7 machine. The libtorrent version I use is 0.15.5.0. My connection allows up to 1.5MB/s down which I can confirm wi...

I am running deluge 1.1.9 on a headless gentoo and I want to use the windows client to connect to it (what a magnificent feature by the way!). So I downloaded the latest deluge (1.2.0-rc4) but when I try to connect to my box it doesn't give me the green dot? I cannot connect to it although I think e...