Damn, I was thinking this option was implemented. Are you sure all the Deluge process are closed prior editing the files?
It this confirmed with a "ps"?
On the 1.3.x version this is the only issue I've found.

What about the sed line you used, may you expose it? (remove any personal key)

Indeed seems odd, what version of libtorrent?
DHT/FEX enabled if they have any influence? if private tracker flag enabled it's not relevant)

enabling the logs would I guess show resume file corrupted. If you have backup of your deluge profile it should work

Hi neatchee, Concerning my post: I still use this method but I never test it on 2.X version so cannot tell. if still existing maybe a link with the resume file, both may be checked. I think the new 2.0 interface allow you to edit multiple torrents directly no? Even if it doesn't help a lot for torre...

Any help in this post? viewtopic.php?t=55662
Have you updated the twisted package already?

Hi,

Seems fine except the "logrotate" I never used. May you try to remove it?
have your tried as root ("sudo bash" if needed)?

Please post your complete unit and daemon version too, may be useful

The Windows GUI need to be the unofficial 2.x version available on the forum (matching the daemon version). To have the connection manager available, you need to disable the classic mode in the preferences of the client, launch it again and it will appear. The daemon need to be configured for remote...

So it's well an impersonate issue it's seems no? You're well able to call the console with "sudo -u debian-deluged deluge-console", so it all depends about who start your script. Often only root can impersonate another user so if the script run as user X and the /etc/sudoers is not adapted...

Thank you for the update/good work @mhertz
Merry Christmas!!

Yes you can. Simply copy the profile (.config/deluge) of Deluge daemon to the new location, keep the same paths, and take care about the ACL The profile is located in the home folder of the user running the daemon The password of the Web interface is by default "deluge". This is not linked...