Yes.

By default Deluge supports both encrypted an unencrypted connections however you can force it to only use encrypted connections under Preferences->Network.

I was wondering how you were going to provide a progress bar seeing libtorrent doesn't expose that info and then I saw that you look at file size

Thanks for the detailed report. The blocklist plugin will pause the session when it goes to import a blocklist and then resume it when done. It sounds like it's crashing in between and that you're stuck with your session being paused. The fact that it tries to import it definitely sounds like a bug....

Just because libtorrent 0.16 has new features doesn't automatically mean that you will be able to use them all; we will need to write code in deluge to expose them.

Confirmed with Opera 12.5 on Linux.

I'll have a look into it.

The copy of the torrent in the state folder gets removed when you remove the torrent while the copy in the specified torrent folder doesn't.

That's not a RPC exported function so you can't use it in a ui client script.

You can however use get_torrent_status with a key of "tracker_host" to a torrent's tracker host.

Labels are part of a torrent's status, so you can use get_torrent_status with "label" as a key.

See http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... 25#p164825 for an example of someone using it.

Setting via the spinners was more to determine if it was the same bug rather than to set it that way.
Glad you managed to work around it though!

Yes Deluge is written in Python so you could do that. Obviously it's slightly easier to patch if you've installed from source. Yes you would need to modify eventmanager.py. Simplest way to debug would be to log the exception: diff --git a/deluge/core/eventmanager.py b/deluge/core/eventmanager.py ind...