Hey mhertz, I have now also stopped deluged and start it again and the updated version of the notifications plugin that you introduced did fixed the problem. To be sure of it, i also rebooted the whole system that deluge is running on, but still everything is working just fine. So i am not sure what...

Hey cegueira, Good to hear everything is working great again. Go look up if your raspberry pi already supports USB boot. Sdcards can become corrupt and that is the last thing you want. I am not sure which raspberry pi you have. I had raspberry pi 4 back then and it does support usb boot. With it you...

Hey mhertz, So are you saying that fix got already merged in to Deluge version 2.1.0? Because i am running Deluge v2.1.1 and still had the issue. I did put your version of the plugin in the plugin folder and it has already been two days and just checked. I saw it was still working compared to withou...

I did not see that the topic was going on..and there was already a fix. Going to try the fix mhertz gave.

ooh wait i think i have missed your other reply. I do have noticed some of the settings in Deluge. One for example is Peer TOS Byte but also Hide Client Identity . The Peer TOS Byte is set to 0x08 Hide Client Identity[ is unchecked. Besides these two settings i have noticed that if you are downloadi...

Hi cegueira, I would advice you to scp or move a large file from the raspberry pi to your computer so you are sure that it is the fault of Deluge. Or else you will just be wasting your time looking at the wrong place as the root cause. The should be the first step in solving computer/software issues...

Hi, I don't think Deluge is at fault with this. Before i bought my new SBC i had the same experience with Raspberry Pi 4 (in my case). I could ONLY reach speeds up to around 50-60 MB/s. And i am not talking about internet speeds but also network speeds. When trying to SCP a file or even more files i...

Hello Brad,

I am going to wait with the outcome of mhertz. Could you also do a

grep on port 58846 to be sure if no other applications have hijacked this port instead?

If no applications are using it , try to change to a different port and see how that goes.

Hi, If you do a sudo apt policy *libtorrent* It will look something like this. <USER>@<SYSTEM>:~$ sudo apt policy *libtorrent* libtorrent-rasterbar-dev: Installed: (none) Candidate: 2.0.5-5 Version table: 2.0.5-5 500 500 http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports jammy/universe arm64 Packages libtorrent-r...

I guess you have it already running and don't want to experiment with it. If you do want to experiment with it, you could just download the deb files and manually install them even though they are meant for a later version. I have done this in the past and as long as the dependencies are not becomin...