Deluge 0.5.6.96 Won't Start

[lifestyle]

Hi,

Deluge was working well, and then it won't start anymore. I tried the following but to no avail:

1. Removed the persistent.state config file;
2. Purged and reinstalled Deluge; AND
3. Deleted the whole ~/.config/deluge folder

Please help?

[walmis]

same here

walmis@client:~$ deluge
create proxy object
create iface
send to iface
walmis@client:~$

[lifestyle]

same here

walmis@client:~$ deluge
create proxy object
create iface
send to iface
walmis@client:~$

Exactly my problem too.

[daddy]

It looks like there is a deluge process running. `killall deluge` should do it. If that doesn't work, `ps x | grep deluge`, then kill the pid manually.

[markybob]

same here

walmis@client:~$ deluge
create proxy object
create iface
send to iface
walmis@client:~$

Exactly my problem too.

this means it's already running. `ps aux |grep deluge` and kill it

[walmis]

excellent, that fixed it, thank you

[lifestyle]

So, is it ps x | grep deluge or ps aux | grep deluge?

Then, after I get the results, how do I kill it?

btw, killall deluge does NOT work.

Can this problem be fixed by Deluge developers btw?

[markybob]

So, is it ps x | grep deluge or ps aux | grep deluge?

Then, after I get the results, how do I kill it?

btw, killall deluge does NOT work.

Can this problem be fixed by Deluge developers btw?

`ps aux |grep deluge` will give you the pid (number on the very left). then to kill that process, `kill -KILL NUMBER`

[lifestyle]

I do not quite understand how to kill a pid... take a look at what I have tried:

$ deluge
create proxy object
create iface
send to iface
$ ps aux | grep deluge
pc 5839 2.1 4.7 167308 48760 ? Sl Nov25 8:16 /usr/bin/python2.5 /usr/bin/deluge
pc 8867 0.0 0.0 2976 748 pts/0 R+ 04:56 0:00 grep deluge
$ kill 5839
$ kill 8867
bash: kill: (8867) - No such process
$

Do I kill 1 or 2 processes? As you can see, even when trying to kill 2 events, only 5839 was killed.

Oh, and Deluge still refuses to start. I am going to reboot the system and see if makes any difference. Am I in Windows??

[markybob]

I do not quite understand how to kill a pid... take a look at what I have tried:

$ deluge
create proxy object
create iface
send to iface
$ ps aux | grep deluge
pc 5839 2.1 4.7 167308 48760 ? Sl Nov25 8:16 /usr/bin/python2.5 /usr/bin/deluge
pc 8867 0.0 0.0 2976 748 pts/0 R+ 04:56 0:00 grep deluge
$ kill 5839
$ kill 8867
bash: kill: (8867) - No such process
$

Do I kill 1 or 2 processes? As you can see, even when trying to kill 2 events, only 5839 was killed.

Oh, and Deluge still refuses to start. I am going to reboot the system and see if makes any difference. Am I in Windows??

i didnt say `kill NUMBER`, i said `kill -KILL NUMBER` ...you're not in windows, you just apparently cant read very well :p