First, I'd personally as said remove otacon group from deluge user, and run 'sudo chmod g-x /home/otacon' and then 'sudo chmod o+x /home/otacon'. Honestly not to happy about suggesting that either(execute permission for others on home dir), and possibly would be better as is, but just very much neit...

You're very welcome and lol it was you which originally reportet it here, long ago, thanks for that btw, else wouldn't be aware :) I just checked and I never reported it strangely, must've forgot, so i'll do it today or tomorrow. About your issue, then I just tested that it works if you quote the de...

It depends. Yes you could parse 'deluge-console info' and btw it supports adding chars with asterisk before or after, e.g. 'deb*' to find your debian iso, and likewise supports same from move command, despite not documented, so if knowing name then don't have to parse output at all. You could also i...

Sorry I don't know how the f I can continue to screw things up like that, damn, I apologize, I should have posted to you that you should run that chmod command on the user-dir of yours, not tors, as already has adequate perms, sorry again. So, 'sudo chmod o+x /home/otacon'(could also use 'a+x' for a...

Hmm, I just tried with exact, to the letter, permissions as you, while on arch and using same deluge package as you(deluge from extra repo) - initially fails when changing download dir away from default, and succeds after running 'sudo chmod o+x ****'. Sorry, I don't know why doesn't work for you ho...

No, as still need execute permission for group on folder '/home/otacon': 'sudo chmod g+x /home/otacon'. Hmm, come to think of it, I think I misunderstood little bit this perm stuff, sorry, I'm not good at these things honestly, so I'd presume group permissions on that folder, only relates to otacon ...

Sorry for interupting and I know you're in good hands already, but just wanted to quickly add that you're probably missing execute permission in your user directory under /home, meaning the perms on download folder effectively gets unattainable as no traversal allowed into it then regardless. If you...

Thanks mate for followup :) Not important now, but if others change to 7z instead of unrar, and want same way of extracting files as before, then use 'x' instead of 'e' so files in subdirs gets extracted correctly, instead of dropping subdirs as 'e' does(I.e 'x' retains paths) . As said by OP though...

You're very welcome, glad to hear it, and thanks likewise for reporting back :) @all, for Debian-based distro's, I believe you need p7zip-rar from unfree repos or something, and using v16.02+ of p7zip should support also newest rar5 rars. P7zip includes the 7z command-line tool btw. WinRAR uses rar5...

The 'find' command is seeing the rar/zip files and logs it, but the actual unrar tool fails extracting it. I quickly saw another user report same error on Linux with unrar and not with windows with winrar, so could very well be the unrar version isn't compatible with the rar version used, as some ar...