I was wondering if you could help me but I recently moved over from Vista to Mandriva 2008 and downloaded the latest deluge source but for the life of me cannot work out how to compile it, driving me nuts
Major_Kong wrote:My os (ubuntu 8.10) crashed, after reboot, deluge was wipped of torrents.
Deluge saves the session state every 5 minutes and after adding a new torrent. It could be that your OS did not flush this data to disk prior to crashing?
Major_Kong wrote:My os (ubuntu 8.10) crashed, after reboot, deluge was wipped of torrents.
Deluge saves the session state every 5 minutes and after adding a new torrent. It could be that your OS did not flush this data to disk prior to crashing?
Doubtfull, i added the torrents a day or two before this.
abubin wrote:
Hmm...1.0 deluge still need xserver to run? I through the main advantage of 1.0 is running it in daemon mode without xserver. I think you need to specify some options in deluged (to run in daemon mode). Try "deluge --help".
I ran deluged in daemon mode(no options) as well as in non-daemon mode(-d) with screen while testing. The error message in my last post came from a screen session. Even if I detach the screen session, when i close the terminal on my desktop, deluged is killed. That is why I posted.
Others have reported this issue but I have been unable to reproduce. I suspect that it happens when you use X forwarding, ie, ssh -X <host>. Can you confirm/deny this? I'll do some more testing and try to figure out why it's doing this.
andar wrote:Others have reported this issue but I have been unable to reproduce. I suspect that it happens when you use X forwarding, ie, ssh -X <host>. Can you confirm/deny this? I'll do some more testing and try to figure out why it's doing this.
Yep, I was using X forwarding. Unfortunately, my desktop is on the fritz so I can't do more testing. (I'm using my server--old laptop--to post this.)
andar wrote:Others have reported this issue but I have been unable to reproduce. I suspect that it happens when you use X forwarding, ie, ssh -X <host>. Can you confirm/deny this? I'll do some more testing and try to figure out why it's doing this.
Yep, I was using X forwarding. Unfortunately, my desktop is on the fritz so I can't do more testing. (I'm using my server--old laptop--to post this.)
No worries. I believe I have fixed the problem in svn. It was caused by an import of the gnome library to connect to it's 'die' signal. This isn't really necessary in the daemon, so it was removed and it should no longer attach the X.
* Fix the view options to be persistent between sessions
Does this mean that Deluge finally remembers the width of my columns and even more importantly the height of the details and files pane on at the bottom? If so I can't wait to try it out, that's the main thing that's been bugging me.
I'm testing the RC3 for a few days now. Looks and works great for me, webui isnt finally crashing after adding torrents, also I can browse my downloads through my mobile@wifi Anyway I've spotted CPU "spikes" on my machine (E6550@2,8GHz) when I'm downloading torrents. It's working fine with seeding, but when I add more torrents for download, the "spikes" are becoming more frequent and longer... so I cant even call them spikes Hope it helps with solving the issue ^^;
* Fix the view options to be persistent between sessions
Does this mean that Deluge finally remembers the width of my columns and even more importantly the height of the details and files pane on at the bottom? If so I can't wait to try it out, that's the main thing that's been bugging me.
I'm confused. Has this not been working in the RCs?
Anyway I've spotted CPU "spikes" on my machine (E6550@2,8GHz) when I'm downloading torrents. It's working fine with seeding, but when I add more torrents for download, the "spikes" are becoming more frequent and longer... so I cant even call them spikes 
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