Nice !
I will use it :]

Cool, thanks

ok, it's in the SVN and will be in 0.5.3

Awesome!

Cheers for the kind comments guys!

I use scrapetorrent.com - it searches a bunch of the major trackers and puts all the results on one page, and is generally really good. put: into the 'URL' Field - that should work fine

I've been working on the Plugin for most of the last week, and at this point it is pretty much complete. But first I'll address the two bugs I pointed out when releasing the first version: 1. The missing handle error - I've come to suspect (after running deluge in terminal almost constantly for well...

any updates on this? newer, less buggy releases?

Yes indeed. I've been working fairly solidly for the last week, and have just about finished. I'm posting the new version in a separate topic, so it'll be easier to spot.

Hey Jorge. Thank you for the kind offer to work together, but from reading your other post about your plugin, I think we're taking opposite approaches to the idea. Yours uses negative filtering, whereas mine uses positive. Plus, as I said, mine was pretty much done in terms of the core functionality...

yep, same problem here I think. When deluge crashes randomly, I get "Bus Error (Core Dumped)", and when it crashes after attempting to quit I get the segfault one. I've tried deleting the config folder contents, and recompiled from two different sources (0.5.2, and the RC) to no avail :( A...

So I've been working on this RSS plugin for maybe a little over a month - and today it's finally in a working state! First things first: It's buggy. Buggy as ALL. HELL. Here are the two biggest bugs I know about: 1. For some reason, the method I use for loading torrents into deluge seems a little br...

Hey. I'm making an RSS torrent plugin. It's now pretty much in a useable state, the only thing missing is the final part: how to open a torrent from a url. I'm hoping there's a simple call which I can provide with a url, and it will just go - is this right? Can one of the developers give me the code...

You can install plugins into your home folder, under: ~/.config/deluge/plugins and as the other guy pointed out, each plugin resides in it's own directory under that. But as of version 0.5.2 the plugin architecture has changed slightly, so I believe that the ones in the wiki won't work anymore, at l...

haha - thats fast work

right you are. I checked the preferences dialog before posting, but didn't actually try removing a torrent. Slight PEBKAC error there!

nice one.