QNAP TS-453 + Deluge + Proxy

[Cas]

http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Cont ... nformation

[mscaff]

Sorry I misunderstood you, I'll get all required information tomorrow after work and post it on here, as well as file any bug reports.

[jagstyles]

Ahhh okay, so you setup the proxy on the QNAP settings as opposed to inside Deluge itself? At least that's how interpret your last posted message. What if you instead of setting the proxy server at the NAS level you do it within Deluge itself and leave the NAS as is?

[mscaff]

No as I said I setup the proxy within Deluge on all connections, it's not connecting through correctly :[

[mscaff]

I have had to manually install the libtorrent package into QNAPware, however there must've been a ported implementation (rlibtorrent).
I still cannot route through the proxy, libtorrent version is 13.4, any ideas Cas?

[mscaff]

Also if I understand correctly there is no official Deluge package for the QNAP NAS, it is ported by Zyxmon or?

[Cas]

rlibtorrent has nothing to do with deluge you have the wrong libtorrent. See the wiki to determine version...

[mscaff]

Is there an official way to install Deluge on QNAP? Because rlibtorrent was installed as a dependency.

Matt

[Cas]

You are not answering the question. What libtorrent version does this show: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Trou ... ugeVersion

I don't know what rlibtorrent is on qnap but 13.4 is not a libtorrent rasterbar version and certainly would not be a Deluge dependency.

[mscaff]

Output is 1.0.5.0 - sorry for the confusion.

This is with fresh install Deluge + Deluge Web UI, I have no manually installed libtorrent, there is however a package under the name of "rblibtorrent" - version 1.0.5-1a