I'm also experiencing this issue. I have a 60/60Mbit connection and a seedbox running 24/7. In the last week it has managed to upload a measly 10GB of my over 200 active torrents. I recently migrated to Deluge from uTorrent and I had much better upload results before, so I know it's not an issue wit...

These icons look great, I prefer them to the default icons. Good job, thanks!

It's been 5 months since my last post so I hope you'll forgive me for double posting. I can't for the life of me get this plugin working. I'm running Deluge 1.3.3 on a Debian stable machine with Python 2.7.3rc1 installed. The .egg is located in ".config/deluge/plugins/" on the server and u...

Oscarius: I was having the same thing and I figured out what the problem was. What had happened is that I had not installed the plugin properly. I am running the deluge daemon on my linux server and I add torrents through my win7 computer. I am assuming that you have a similar setup because you app...

Does this work for 1.3.3? It installs fine and I can see it in the plugin list, but it doesn't seem to add any functionality. That, or I can't figure out where/how you rename torrents.

any chance this can be made to work in web-ui the force start tick box does not even show... would be kinda handy i sometimes check torrent downloads from work and would like to be able to kick of those ones that have pause with only a few megs to go so they can finish off in peak time before i get...

Any idea when we can expect the 1.4 release? Or perhaps download a beta/dev version?

I have the exact same problem. I also use the D-Link DIR-655, and whenever I use Deluge, it downloads normally for a few minutes, then slows down and eventually crashes completely. The weird thing is, torrenting works just fine with all my other computers (running Windows) with the exact same torren...

I'm really looking forward to this too!

So to make sure I got that right, you restart Deluge, you add a torrent by using the script, it fails with the same error message as before, but when you go to the WebUI page using your browser, you're not asked for a password so you know the script did log in, but you're still requested for a daem...