[Plugin] YaRSS2 - RSS plugin with GTKUI support

[bro]

You need to make sure you have the correct egg on our Windows machine: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Plug ... lugedaemon

[tralph]

on my windows machine i have the .egg file in my app data folder. File name is YaRSS2-1.3.3-py2.7.egg
I added the plugin into the deluge client from my windows machine.

[bro]

on my windows machine i have the .egg file in my app data folder. File name is YaRSS2-1.3.3-py2.7.egg
I added the plugin into the deluge client from my windows machine.

What Python version did the windows installer you used include? The installers in the base windows directory have Python 2.6, but the files in py2.7 include Python 2.7. Did you read about how to deal with this on the wiki and the ​link to "section about Client-Server Setups"?

[tralph]

Yeah i read that an thought I had done everything right, but apparently not.
I used the installer deluge-1.3.11-win32-setup.exe from the py2.7 directory (see screen shot confirming python version)

Any other thoughts it could be or any other info i could give to try and diagnose.

cheers

[bro]

If you used the installer with python 2.7, it would be called deluge-1.3.11-win32-py2.7-setup.exe, not deluge-1.3.11-win32-setup.exe. The python version you confirm is the version you've installed yourself, not the one used by Deluge. The Deluge install directory contains the bundled python version.

[tralph]

Thanks bro i uninstalled my previous version and python and installed a "win32-py2.7" version and YaRSS2 appears in my options now.
Thanks for your help!

[lolihunter]

I just wanted to post a tip here for any possible Arch users. I recently ran into some issues getting YaRSS2 to work on my seedbox after making the jump from Ubuntu 12.04 to Arch 4.0.4.2.

Arch by default uses Python 3.4.3 these days, and it is called from the "python" command. Python 2.7.1 can be installed from the official repos, but normally gets called with "python2" on Arch. Because the latest plugin supports python 2.7, the deluged.service was crashing randomly. To fix the issue, I changed the symoblic link so that python 2.7 gets called by the default "python" command, thus getting called by programs that need it.

Here are the instructions for the quick switch

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cd /usr/bin
ls -l python // check current python version being called, if not python2, continue
sudo ln -sf python2 python // change link
ls -l python // verify it has been changed to python2

Note that I had to do this on not only my media server I had set up, but ALSO on my laptop. When running deluge on a remote system that you have the plugin installed on in order to control deluged, you need to change it there as well because the plugin has to be on both machines.

Note I have not had any issues on either the server or my laptop, so apparently no programs are python 3 dependent (apparently python2 supports many python3 calls, but 3 breaks many programs written for python 2). The daemon would never run for more than 20 minutes without restarting before, and right now I am running 13 hours without a single crash of either the deluged.service or my deluge client on my laptop.

[Shryp]

Anyone using this plugin for thinclient mode and find that the client disconnects from the daemon often? It seems like it was happening at least twice a day with the plugin enabled and now with the plugin disabled it seems to have stopped. I tried debug mode on both the client and daemon and that seems to slow the occurrences down to every 2 days or so. I was looking at the logs and noticed the disconnect always happens right before the update handler call on the yarss plugin. It is the same timestamp, just right before it. Not sure if it is the plugin causing issues or just a coincidence with some other functions happening in the code at the same time.

I am running the daemon and 1 client on a windows 7 desktop and a second client on a windows 7 laptop. Both clients seem to disconnect, however not at the same time.
deluge 1.3.11 py2.7
libtorrent 1.0.5 (and previous versions)
ltconfig
yarss2
labelplus

One other thing I noticed was sometimes the logs look like they are doubled. Could running 2 clients at the same time be doing something funny with the plugin and causing my issues?

I will do some more investigating to see if the issues persist. I will leave yarss2 disabled for a week or so and see if it stays connected solid and then I will enable it and see what happens. I did play around with the number of NAT allocations and timeouts in my router too recently so not sure if that affected it or not. I wouldn't think that a local client connection to 127.0.0.1 would be going through my router, but not sure.

For now just seeing if anyone else is noticing the same.

[bro]

I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure the disconnect issue happens regardless of whether YaRSS2 is enabled or not. However, I'm not sure why it happens so it is possible that YaRSS2 affects when disconnects occur.

[Falks]

Hello.

I'm using Deluge 1.3.6 on Ubuntu 13.04 seedbox, using the web-ui. I can upload/install the egg file through the web-ui, and it does show up in the list of plugins. However, when I try to activate the plugin by ticking enable and then applying changes/pressing OK nothing happens. If I check the plugin-list again it was not enabled.

Other plugins does work fine, both the standard ones and others that I've downloaded.

What could the problem be??