johnnyg wrote:This is handled by libtorrent: http://www.rasterbar.com/products/libtorrent/
You should request support for non-sparse full allocation over there.

libtorrent supports full allocation, we just don't expose it in deluge. It's one of those things I'll get to eventually.

Im using debian 5 for this task. Here is my situation: Before i updated today to 1.2, i have been using deluge 1.x, running a script as the user "john" All the config files were under /home/john which is the current user i ssh into my server, and the downloaded files were placed in /home/...

Use 1.2.0 as it fixes some magnet uri issues.

I am currently using the last version (1.2.0) and I am encountering something similar. Maybe it is the default deluge behavior of deluge's auto-add setting, however, I am using it via webui saving the torrent files into the monitored directory through NFS. deluged instantly take care of the new .to...

We don't maintain the FreeBSD port, you will have to raise this issue with its maintainer. Yes I already got that message and contacted the maintainer before I proceeded to ask that question to Trahloc. Just trying to investigate to the fullest. To clarify, it seems like the error is a problem with...

I was using deluge for quite awhile and like it a lot. Some time ago after some upgrades, every time I'd start deluge, the connection manager would pop up and show one entry with a red X in front of it and and with connect grayed out. How do I fix this? What does the connection manager need? I am c...

I found this is more of a problem with the gtk folder not being in your PATH. You can manually add "c:\program files\gtk-runtime\bin" to your PATH and it should resolve it, but the installer should do this as well.

I've been running the RC's jsut fine, upgraded to the release of 1.2.0 and now deluge won't load. The command window loads breifly per normal, but then nothing. I removed my data dir but this didn't solve the issue. console output: c:\Program Files\Deluge\Deluge-Python>deluge.exe [ERROR ] 17:36:44 ...

Thank you for your responce. I did find that directory and I also found the file "libtorrent.pyd" in there. But I expected the size to be about 4 MB... Does this file contain all the libtorrent functionality used by deluge, and if so, which compile settings where used to create this libra...

Are you forced to compile deluge from the source code as well when you want to install another version of libtorrent? I installed deluge through apt-get, maybe that's why libtorrent didn't make any change to the problem before? Or am I wrong? You are not forced to compile libtorrent if your OS has ...