Same problem here. Site admins angrily deny that there's a problem on their end. Transmission-cli will download from the same torrent files just fine. Can't find that either rb_libtorrent or deluge-common has been updated recently.

It could be that it has problems downloading the torrent file. Are there no errors in the log? What preciely does the log say? Actually, I deleted yarss2.conf and started over (again), and now it works properly. I'll look at the old and the new file and see if I can discover what went wrong. The lo...

If I run a subscription, I can see in the message log that yarss2 attempts to add torrents, but they aren't. What gives?

edit: Running deluge 1.3.3 on debian-testing/wheezy. Also tried 1.3.5 from experimental, but no difference, so I went back to 1.3.3.

It does not seem to match torrents very aggressively though. It takes a long time from something to turn up in a feed before deluge starts downloading it. Have I misconfigured something? Do I have too many subscriptions?

Thanks for doing this. I've been using YaRSS and even borrowed a python-book thinking I could fix a couple of the more annoying bugs.

I wasn't paying attention to this thread :$

I'm on 2008R2, and it was working beautifully untill this morning. Hopefully I can get it up and running again.

EDIT: Turns out my latest problem was with yarss. (I think; I'm not too good with python) An unhandled exception.

Can you tell me how did you achieve that? I have played awhile with srvany, no success:/ How did you set it up, what is the default working folder, and how to set it? First I made a user to run Deluge (I made this user a member of the administrators group, but I dunnof if that's strictly necessary)...

Before, I always opened the ports in my router manually, but lately I've tried letting Deluge do it for me via uPnP. Meaning, I dunno if this is a new problem, or if it's always been like this, or even if it's just a weakness in the upnp protocols or whatever. So, what happens is, the upnp-opened po...

Well, I guess this is stupid, but I have to install gtk with compatability dlls for deluge to work.

This is somewhat from left field, but have you considered running the Deluge daemon as a service? I use srvany.exe from the win2003 Resource Kit Tools, and I've currently had it running for... well, I just checked, and it's just 4 days now, some update or other had to have a reboot or whatever. Neve...