I guess there is no way for me to know that. I'm using the torrent URL so I would assume the included trackers would still have the file. I guess I can get the URLs again and see what happens.

I still want to know what torrent aborted means. There must be some reason.

So is there any help for this? Is it a deludge bug? Suggestions?

Thanks. I installed the plugin and set those options. I can now see it cycling though the trackers. However, I am still getting no seeders. I do see that most of the time I get torrent aborted errors. What does that mean?

Thanks for the reply. I do have the correct tracker URLs. However, I have multiple trackers specified but Deluge does not seem to cycle through them. I moved openbittorrent to the bottom of the list and now it seems to be using just the tracker now at the top of the list. Instead of getting a timeou...

I am a new deluge user and when I have torrents to download there are never any seeders. I suspect it may be related to tracker errors and my VPN. Here is the output from 'deluge-console info': Name: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ID: 629a3f43dc2ad9366935a36dea0ec31fbcbb3492 State: Downloading Down...

I guess this one can be closed too. I removed the entire .config/deluge directory and now it is all working.

I guess we can close this one. An NFS mount of the WD MyBook is not possible, apparently. I solved the problem by changing the name of the folder and created a new torrent. All is working now off the NAS.

I moved the torrent to the server HDD and now it is seeding so I guess that means the CIFS mount is the problem. I need to figure out how to NFS mount with authentication.

Sheesh! Never mind problem 1. I did not realize that when I start the daemon it does not connect automatically. I needed to click the connect button.