I loved the NetWatcher plugin which paused all torrents when a ip was active.
However, I wanted it to simply limit the speed instead of pausing all of them.
Here is the plugin with the updated functionality!
https://github.com/morgenman/NetWatcher2/releases
I would love to get feedback
note that this sets the speed limit per torrent not the global speed limit so it is cross compatible with the scheduler plugin
Added Updated Release that only applies speed limit to automanaged torrents
NetWatcher2
Re: NetWatcher2
Doesn't seem like working. I also tried first Netwatcher, no luck.
Deluge Host: Ubuntu Server 14.04.03 amd64
Deluge Clients: Windows 7 x64 & Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon amd64
Deluge Clients: Windows 7 x64 & Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon amd64
Re: NetWatcher2
Are you running the python 2.7 version of deluge?
Re: NetWatcher2
And make sure your torrents have the automanaged flag on
Re: NetWatcher2
It's working now. I was on Windows and couldn't see plugin under preferences because Deluge Windows version is using python 2.6
I set it with Linux works fine now. Thanks a lot.
edit: Okay I see Deluge has 2.7 python version for Windows already. Installing that one now.
I set it with Linux works fine now. Thanks a lot.
edit: Okay I see Deluge has 2.7 python version for Windows already. Installing that one now.
Deluge Host: Ubuntu Server 14.04.03 amd64
Deluge Clients: Windows 7 x64 & Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon amd64
Deluge Clients: Windows 7 x64 & Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon amd64
Re: NetWatcher2
no problem, glad I could help.
I wish I still had my dev setup still working, I would make a 2.6 plugin. I have found that several other plugins are a little glitchy on 2.7 but are fine on 2.6.
if I ever get the time I'll do it
I wish I still had my dev setup still working, I would make a 2.6 plugin. I have found that several other plugins are a little glitchy on 2.7 but are fine on 2.6.
if I ever get the time I'll do it
Re: NetWatcher2
Reading the wiki about installing plugins might help...
InstallingPlugins wrote:If a plugin does not have a Python version available it is usually possible to rename it to match your installed version (e.g. Plugin-1.0-py2.6.egg to Plugin-1.0-py2.7.egg) and it will still run normally.
Fundamentally there should be no difference between plugin python versions and likely something else is involved.I have found that several other plugins are a little glitchy on 2.7 but are fine on 2.6.