1.0.0_RC9 (0.9.09) Released

[loki]

I just noticed, the ratio doesn't seem to stop at the set amount. I had it enabled in the preferences and/or the per torrent options. Something I'm doing wrong?

[danii]

I just noticed, the ratio doesn't seem to stop at the set amount. I had it enabled in the preferences and/or the per torrent options. Something I'm doing wrong?

I'm having the same problem, when I pause a torrent that has passed the global ratio and try to resume it says Torrent is past stop ratio, but when the ratio is achieved the torrent doesn't get paused, also individual ratio limits don't seem to work at all.

[mezz]

I had to use below patch to get it compiles in FreeBSD 7.0-STABLE with boost-python-1.34.1.

Code: Select all

--- libtorrent/bindings/python/src/peer_plugin.cpp.orig	2008-07-15 20:31:38.000000000 -0500
+++ libtorrent/bindings/python/src/peer_plugin.cpp	2008-07-15 20:31:45.000000000 -0500
@@ -2,6 +2,9 @@
 // subject to the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying
 // file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
 
+#include <cctype>
+#include <iostream>
+
 #include <libtorrent/extensions.hpp>
 #include <libtorrent/entry.hpp>
 #include <libtorrent/lazy_entry.hpp>

So far, it works nice. The WebUI doesn't update dynamic with GTK+ client (with 'Allow Remote Connections' enable). I had to refresh WebUI to see the update by manual. The GTK+ updates dynamic with WebUI perfect. I have used WebUI in Opera 9.51, Firefox 2 and Firefox3. These browsers get same result.

By the way, in the FAQ shows that python-json in dependencies list. To me, it looks like it isn't need anymore since it's already included? Or am I wrong?

While I am here, I am wondering if there is any plan to add option in setup.py to select which to install core, gtk or web?

[noian]

Is it me or is this RC more buggy than what most people expect of a RC (at least comparing to firefox)? Maybe call it a beta or alpha instead. New users who go the the main page and download it are sure to be frustrated, perhaps still include the old, more stable 0.5 link on the main page and add a smaller text below it telling of v 1.0?

[andar]

Is it me or is this RC more buggy than what most people expect of a RC (at least comparing to firefox)? Maybe call it a beta or alpha instead. New users who go the the main page and download it are sure to be frustrated, perhaps still include the old, more stable 0.5 link on the main page and add a smaller text below it telling of v 1.0?

RC1 had a few major bugs, but they have since been fixed. There are a couple outstanding issues with RC2, but I'm not sure why people would be frustrated with this release? Could you please explain the reasons _why_ people would be frustrated? Are there other major bugs that you have encountered?

[loki]

I would think it would be called beta too, not due to major bugs but that it's not feature complete... mostly plugins I guess.

I guess the blocklist plugin not working could be considered a major bug.

[thewolf32]

I really like this RC2. However, The Open Folder thing doesn't work in Ubuntu. I'm using Ubuntu Hardy x64.

Another annoying thing is that when I restart Deluge, the queue is messed up and I have to reorganize it again! It's really frustrating.

[shangrila]

Looks cool so far, but is there going to be an option to set the "max half-open connections"? It's not there and I'd like to know what the default is set to.

[andar]

Looks cool so far, but is there going to be an option to set the "max half-open connections"? It's not there and I'd like to know what the default is set to.

The default is -1 unless it's Windows then it defaults to 8.

We could add this option in the future, but I wonder if it's really necessary?

[andar]

I really like this RC2. However, The Open Folder thing doesn't work in Ubuntu. I'm using Ubuntu Hardy x64.

Another annoying thing is that when I restart Deluge, the queue is messed up and I have to reorganize it again! It's really frustrating.

The open folder has been fixed.

I am not quite sure what you mean by the queue is messed up? Do the torrents not retain their queuing order? Please note that seeds do not have a queue position.