Honestly I'm not 100% sure in that, but given you already tested it back when we last discussed it (and you saw the update timer being reset), I believe you're right. So probably for the time being it's okay to pass 1 as the value, but it could become an issue if additional flags/options were added ...

As of deluge 2 (that uses libtorrent RC_1_2+), the proper way to set the reannounce_flags_t is t.handle.force_reannounce(announce_seconds, announce_trkr_idx, lt.reannounce_flags_t.ignore_min_interval) eg like here , ie the flag should be imported from libtorrent library. This was confirmed by libtor...

Which version of raspbian, python, deluge and libtorrent (likely python3-libtorrent and libtorrent-rasterbar2.0 packages, but not 100% sure) are installed?
Are you using any deluge plugins? If so, disable/uninstall all of them to eliminate those.

In short, if you have a plugin file such as Plugin-1.0-py3.7.egg , you can remove the python version from the filename and rename it as Plugin-1.0.egg -- it should work with any deluge 2 version; just make sure you don't use plugins that were for python2 (eg Plugin-1.0-py2.6.egg would be a no go for...

Pretty much yup. Note that example runs hourly, so it could theoretically take up to two hours to see anything. You could bump both the interval and rule values down if you want to check functionality quicker. Decimal values are allowed, so could define 0.0833 for approx. 5 minutes.

My goal is to make to filters that will delete the torrent including data on label 1 after 30 days, and on label 2 after 90 days. From what I can tell, this is in minutes, and the maximum value is 10000 minutes, which is a bit hard since 30 days is 43200 minutes. Not sure where you're getting minut...

Didn't get ARP working? Start with what you did and what's going against your expectations.

Do you have some documentation I can look into? Just in case I want to do more with it. Not more than on the github. It's in my todo-list, but haven't taken the time yet. Btw noticed you're using tote's version. Nothing wrong with it, but my fork includes best parts (IMHO) of his and springjoos' ve...

Example rule for 2 labels. Logic executes hourly: { "file": 1, "format": 1 }{ "labels": [], "hdd_space": -1, "use_quota_for_free_space": false, "label_rules": { "label1": [ [ "or", "func_seed_time", 720 ] ], &q...

Cool, will fork from @buroa.

Not going to create repo for dlimit plugin though, as I feel like it's an extremely niche one.