GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed This will most likely be an issue in gtk, not a lot we can do about it. You could report the issue to Gnome bug tracker but would require backtraces to properly diagnose. There is no backtrace, deluge is not termi...

this problem is not fixed in 1.3.4 (from PPA) - it is still spewing (deluge:4516): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed messages at a rate of more than one message a second. Works fine though. Also there is a mssing semicolon in deluge.desktop plasma-...

My deluge is indeed set up to start torrents automatically, but added torrent is not showing in the torrent list, I presume it means that it was actually not added. It will be added if I click on the same magnet link the second time after GtkUI has started and connected to the daemon.

Cas wrote:If the client is not connected it will be added to a 'Torrent Queue', which is displayed in the bottom left of the status bar

Yes, it displays '1 torrent queued' there

and upon connecting to daemon it should popup and prompt how you wish to handle the queued torrents.

but this doesn't happen.

...and that was because I didn't confirm my email address. Ok, I've updated the FAQ. BTW deluge (1.3.3 linux, client-server mode) handles magnet links properly only if the GtkUI has already been started, otherwise UI starts, prompt for the server to connect, but torrent is not added to the download ...

Excuse me my ignorance, but how? I am logged into dev.deluge-torrent.org but cannot find a way to start editing even in the sandbox. When I am logged in every wiki page has a "Warning: <acct_mgr.web_ui.MessageWrapper object at 0x16d539cc>" message about where one should expect to find edit...

Article about setting magnet handler in Firefox on linux without gnome (http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Faq# ... handlethem) is outdated, latest Firefox versions require a different approach: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Register_prot ... _and_above

'Ignore slow torrents' excludes only the torrents with 0 dl speed, it is better than nothing but not enough.

I don't like libtorrent. I mean, guys so much obsessed with sparse files cannot be very smart... and deluge still lacks proper preallocation mode and fragments files as hell.

Currently the only way deluge can manage which torrents are being downloaded and which remain queued is by the quantity of [active] downloading torrents but this is not a very good criteria - one torrent with a strong seed base can max all available bandwidth while ten weak torrents may not be able ...

When webui is opened in Firefox 7 or Seamonkey 2.1 password window does not have input focus - I have to click on it with a mouse before entering password, in Opera however it does. I wonder if I am missing an option or something. 1.3.3, ubuntu 11.10