Cheers.
_but_ I have found using this that the slow torrents are not always available to seed. How can I set seed/share/time rations for fast torrents and leave all slow/low seed torrents available?

Where is this feature please? It said it will be included in 0.6, but I cannot find it even in Deluge 1.3.9 (libtorrent 0.15.6.0). Maybe I am blind and stupid (and practising necromancy... sorry)

Add a cronjob that runs at the start of the evening. Have it create a file called ~/.config/deluge/trafficlimits with the following contents: Nighttime <upload limit in bytes> <download limit in bytes> Then add a second cronjob that runs at the start of the day, overwriting the file with the follow...

Thank you.
Can the counter be reset from command line (i.e cronjob)?

Cheers.

With deluge from Ubuntu natty, or git I am forced to use python2.7, is it possible to get a python2.7 egg please.

Cheers.

I need some help on how to use this plugin. My situation is this: During the day its par per gig, Then at night I get some free bandwidth which is up and down combined. I use the schedulere plugin to run deluge at night, but sometimes I dl stuff during the day using the toggle plugin. What I want is...

slowly Ime getting the message. This is not a Deluge network issue or feature its a defective torrent.
Ille re/double check all the torrents, delte them all etc... then if things persist Ille pipe up.

Otherwise, Thank you all.

Jasper

Ive grepped in state for 127.0.0.1, localhost, the fqdn etc... nothing.

Any other possibilities?

Cheers

Gidday All, just checked my apache access log today, and found it mostly full of deluge gets: 127.0.0.1 - - [21/Oct/2010:23:07:13 +1300] "GET /announce?info_hash=q%bc%83%8b%e1Sy%13%02S%feRzh2%0a%a0%1c%22%fd&peer_id=-DE1300-9C-H(YTNf x5E&port=62038&uploaded=0&downloaded=0&lef...

Good day all, I need to know how much deluge is uploading/downloading. Is there any way of getting daily/monthly/per session bandwidth usage in a total format. I have asked a similar question in the stats plugin thread. I have tried bandwidthd, vnstat, and cacti, none seem able (Ime sure cacti can.....