Hi all,
I recently converted to deluge based on a commonly used tracker of mine banning my favored (albeit bloated) vuze. I use the linux version of deluge (Core Version: 1.2.900.6174-dev libtorrent version: 0.15.0.0). After spending hours upon hours switching all my torrents over, deluge crashed on me and the torrents are now missing. When I say missing, I mean they no longer appear in the left screen but they are still there as I sometimes see the bottom upload speed change to a value so I assume that everything is there, I just simply cannot see it. See picture below for a better description of what I mean. It is strange because when I add a new torrent, I can't even seen the new torrent either.
Any ideas on how to fix this? I spent a lot of time setting this up and do not want to have to switch to transmission or something else now. If any devs are interested, I encountered a number of other more minor bugs as well you may be interested in looking into. Thank you
n0xlf wrote:Because if no one uses them, no one reports bugs and development doesn't proceed as quickly and efficiently...
That being said, this post should probably be in the dev section...
yep this should be in dev
i agree testing should be done however it seems that elysian is using a development build of Deluge as an alternative to other torrent (stable?) clients not because he is testing it for bugs.
BTW, elysian, if you roll back to 1.2.3 things work fine...That's what I did, at least for the duration of the dev build being rather jacked up (there are some other issues with it to, like blocklisting not working beyond the initial load)...
This has happened to me aswell in 1.2.3. Twice... The first time I did check the logs and it complained that the state variable wasn't set for each individual torrent. I can confirm that they were running on the background since Deluge was using quite a bit of bandwith.
I "fixed" it by removing the fast resume file. Though by doing that I seem to have lost all individual rations on torrents and forced a mass recheck of them.
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