I'll PM you something that might help.

You are telling me that you think that Nord does not support port forwarding, but that your SOCKS5 circumvents their policy entirely? The RFC supports a very convoluted and historically unimplemented method for accepting connections, yes. I have yet to see any clients or SOCKS5 daemons implement thi...

(Also, as an aside, I use SOCKS on a private tracker and generally have no issues seeding over it) To each their own. With socks, you will be "seeding" only when you connect to peers. This generally happens when you are actively downloading and have pieces those peers do not, and thus you...

https://www.google.com/search?q=split+tunnelling+wireguard+windows I see plenty of options. Do some digging. While SOCKS might protect you from blatantly screaming your address, it is hardly secure relative to a _REAL_ VPN protocol like Wireguard. You also will not be able to seed anything, as I pre...

Edit2: If you right click and then regular click the Name spot - it will select it. This is a bug that @mhertz had addressed in ltConfig selecting for checkboxes. I'm not sure how, but perhaps not a big issue that can be fixed. Cheers for the debugging. @mhertz, can you recall the potentially relat...

Ok, i've put together some instructions for rewinding and installing the proper version of gobject here: https://github.com/Amar1729/homebrew-deluge-meta/issues/23#issuecomment-2033318411 For users here who prefer installing deluge manually, the steps are the same except you don't have to run `brew...

I'm not sure what that top window is, I don't see it in the GTK (native) plugin. I just add my rules to the bottom one with Add Rule. Edit: Nevermind I see that in the "general" tab in GTK...it functions as expected there but I also cannot get the WebUI to allow me to click the Name spot. ...

Typically this is entirely dependent on your latency and internet connection. It's not something you can just "calculate" - for normal high speed internet I'd say start at around 50-75, and work your way up until you encounter latency/connection issues....then back off until you find your ...

If everyone tried to do this, torrenting would not be possible.

I assume you are trying to basically cheat the system, and get credit for seeding without actually seeding.

If so, shame on you. If not, just delete the torrent from your client or pause it.

I dont believe you can create a new torrent from the webui, so you'll need to install Deluge locally for your OS. You won't need to connect to the deluge daemon, but if you want to manage your instance in thin-client mode that is possible as well. I prefer thin-client mode to the webui. For a guide ...