1.0.0_RC9 (0.9.09) Released

[loki]

Sorry to reply to myself but I think this may be the relevant section of code from the deluge.log to explain why torrents won't add...

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[DEBUG   ] 22:24:13 ipcinterface:102 Attempting to add C:\Program Files\Deluge\scripts from external source..
[DEBUG   ] 22:24:13 client:206 Attempting to add torrent files: ['C:\\Program Files\\Deluge\\scripts']
[WARNING ] 22:24:13 client:213 Unable to open C:\Program Files\Deluge\scripts: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'C:\\Program Files\\Deluge\\scripts'
[DEBUG   ] 22:24:13 signals:89 torrent_added signal received..

Another little bug, this might be a little hard to explain but I do my best. There's a problem in the files tab, or I just noticed it... something similar to a while back for files, where the right-click would select the previously highlighted file. The way around was you had to first click the desired file to select it then right-click to open the menu for the particular file in question. The reason this came up was I was testing out the file priority for folders, well, I went and found a torrent with a few folders to test it out and that part works good. But now the folders have to be first highlighted then right-click. So, same problem as before but folders instead of files now.

[tony1016]

slow,slow,too slow.Never up to 30k

[negge]

I'm running a Deluge daemon on a headless server at home, which means I don't need all the GTK libraries (notification-daemon, libgtk2 etc.). Is there some way to compile Deluge so that I only get the daemon and --ui null functionality? Deluge installed at least 20 dependencies which are only needed when running a graphical interface, and I like to keep my computer as clean as possible.

I noticed that when trying to run the command "deluge" on a computer without a GUI, deluge will segfault. I can't find the exact line in deluged.log but I remember it said something like "deluge segfaulted in libgtk2".

I also noticed that when you have one folder where Deluge downloads stuff first and one folder where it moves completed downloads, if you then enable auto-add torrents, Deluge will only check for the files in the downloads folder, not the one where completed downloads are moved to. This means you have to copy all the content between the two folders just so Deluge can move them back again when it has finished checking.

slow,slow,too slow.Never up to 30k

You probably have something misconfigured, I get full speed up/down all the time.

[markybob]

I'm running a Deluge daemon on a headless server at home, which means I don't need all the GTK libraries (notification-daemon, libgtk2 etc.). Is there some way to compile Deluge so that I only get the daemon and --ui null functionality? Deluge installed at least 20 dependencies which are only needed when running a graphical interface, and I like to keep my computer as clean as possible.

yes, you just have to compile it yourself. deluge doesnt require any ui stuff to build. then install your compiled version and only use deluged and null. gtkui will be there, but its dependencies wont. if you wanna get rid of the gtkui, then simply remove gtkui's folder after install. it's not required

[Pitel]

I really miss some speed guide window where you just select your up/down speed and it configures all connection settings.

[avi45]

Just installed RC9 and now Deluge does not start at all. Only a command line box pops up for a split second. I had Python 2.5 installed and then uninstalled it and re-installed Deluge but still the same problem.

[mrbrdo]

avi45: could be a problem if you have localized windows (assuming you're on windows since you get the command line box). For example, if your "Program Files" is named differently (like, in german or something), then this is most probably the problem. the solution for now is to create a C:\Program Files\ folder and copy the whole deluge folder from your current directory, but still run deluge from your previous (eg. german) directory. Also i think there was an issue when it did not work to run the .cmd file but running the .exe file did work. Try it out.
(the problem is that python.exe's path is hardcoded to Program Files no matter what localization of windows someone is using)
btw afaik, python comes with deluge windows installer so it doesn't really matter if you have it installed seperately too or not.