(hey bro!) Good though, isn't it? You spend hours getting it to work, gnashing your teeth at all the stuff you're having to compile that you're *sure* you will never need, then when it all comes together and works you have a certain sense of pride and joy. But all that aside, deluge isn't bad at all...

What versions of Python are the two machines running?

What happens if you use a natty based gui and a remote daemon running in python 2.6? Do I need to downgrade my local desktop python to 2.6 to get 3rd party plugins to work? Simply make sure that your server has the py2.6 and your client has the py2.7 plugin installed (or vice versa). Make sure to i...

I just built a Python2.7 egg for this plugin.

I haven't tested it other than seen that it shows up in my plugins once installed.

aeok wrote:My OS is Ubuntu 11.04 ( upgraded from 10.10)

Not sure what is the issue or what is going on...I am fairly new to Linux but I thought this would be simple....

Natty Narwhal uses Python2.7 and the plugin is for Python2.6

You need to wait for an updated plugin.

this is because Natty uses Python 2.7 by default. You do not need to use the PPA as the official ubuntu repo has a slightly tweaked version for Natty. For 3rd party plugins, you will need to get the python2.7 egg. What happens if you use a natty based gui and a remote daemon running in python 2.6? ...

I could do that ... but as it took over 12 hours to achieve I'm not sure it's the best advert ;) First thing I did was go to the freshports page and install everything listed in the depends from ports. That's what took all the time. Some of them are a real BITCA to get installed, and for the things ...

Well, the good news is that after many hours of battling with various dependencies I've managed to get deluge1.32 to install and deluged to run in FreeBSD8.1.

The other good news is that deluge1.31 gtk gui connects to the remote daemon just fine from my Natty desktop.

Three cheers for me.

Is Deluge still completely unmaintainable in FreeBSD? I notice the port has been removed from the collection due to dependency breakage ... five months ago. Is anyone here maintaining it? I'm tempted to give Deluge another go, having switched to something else a year back or more. Is there a headles...

Welcome to dependency hell.

It's exactly what the ports collection was designed to avoid.