I just installed it from source and its working, yay
I also tried editing your list command to tidy the output up but failed terribly, does the line self.server.core.get_core_torrent_state(torrentID) return an array? I tried something like this:
torrents = self.server.core.get_core_torrent_state(torrentID)
self.privateMessage("Seeding %s" % str(torrents['is_seed']))
Coming from php programing i thought it might work, but it complains about int's and strings and i gave up lol. Sorry for all the questions but its the only way i will learn
Request: Command line controls
Re: Request: Command line controls
Could anyone attach the TelnetServer.tar.gz file again?
Unfortunately it doesn't exist anymore
Unfortunately it doesn't exist anymore
Re: Request: Command line controls
Otherwise you could use the "null" interface, ssh to the machine running deluge and then run deluge -u null and you'll have a cli for controlling deluge.
Re: Request: Command line controls
bumping... any work being done on this lately? or any other sort of command line control? I'm looking specifically to leave Deluge running on gui when I am at home, then ssh into my computer and access the same process.
Re: Request: Command line controls
you can already do this using the deamon and different UIs (GTK & null):joop wrote:bumping... any work being done on this lately? or any other sort of command line control? I'm looking specifically to leave Deluge running on gui when I am at home, then ssh into my computer and access the same process.
- Disable Classic Mode
- Start the daemon (you can also do this through the connection manager in the GTK UI)
- Optional: Close the GTK UI when you leave home (make sure you select Quit and not Quit & Shutdown Daemon)
- At your remote location, SSH into your PC
- Run
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deluge -u null
- Type "help" for a list of commands