No, it's already been added to trunk.Nezmer wrote:It would be great If I can rename files to be downloaded (especially before adding the torrent) .
It's useful to fix mislabeled torrents and to avoid character-encoding incompatibilities .
Should I file a feature-request ?
Deluge 1.0.5 Released
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Yes! Of course I had a torrent highlighted... and I tried many times... thinking that maybe was a glitch or something... but no... there's nothing in those tabs... Come on man, I have a background of 10 years in computers... I know my sh*tcbrigstocke wrote:Are you sure you had a torrent highlighted when you clicked on the tabs?

Here are some shots with Deluge 1.0.5 (the package is from the Deluge website, not from getdeb or other sources) on Ubuntu 8.10 x64 ....
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Re: Deluge 1.0.5 Released
I've removed (including configuration files) the package "deluge-torrent_1.0.5-1_amd64.intrepid.deb" and I've installed a new one from getdeb...
Guess what? Everything works perfect now... I have Peers, Statistics, and access to files
So it's something with the packaging for Ubuntu.... you guys better fix that
because maybe there are others with the same problem
Best regards!
Guess what? Everything works perfect now... I have Peers, Statistics, and access to files

So it's something with the packaging for Ubuntu.... you guys better fix that


Best regards!
Re: Deluge 1.0.5 Released
Check the logs for errorsmariusn wrote:Yes! Of course I had a torrent highlighted... and I tried many times... thinking that maybe was a glitch or something... but no... there's nothing in those tabs... Come on man, I have a background of 10 years in computers... I know my sh*tcbrigstocke wrote:Are you sure you had a torrent highlighted when you clicked on the tabs?![]()
Here are some shots with Deluge 1.0.5 (the package is from the Deluge website, not from getdeb or other sources) on Ubuntu 8.10 x64 ....
Re: Deluge 1.0.5 Released
Good news.andar wrote:No, it's already been added to trunk.Nezmer wrote:It would be great If I can rename files to be downloaded (especially before adding the torrent) .
It's useful to fix mislabeled torrents and to avoid character-encoding incompatibilities .
Should I file a feature-request ?
Deluge is my favourite client now .
The only item remaining in my wishlist is to have an alternative method for 'full allocation' . Using sparse files may cause fragmentation .
I personally use XFS partitions for downloading . XFS has its own alternative allocation method (allocation without writing 1's) . Having the choice to use that method would be great but this solution wouldn't serve all users .
What would be a good (but dirty) solution for all users is to have the choice to use 'real' full allocation (Writing 1's to allocate the size needed) .
Is it hard to implement a third allocation method so we have :
1- Compact allocation .
2- Full allocation (sparse) .
3- Full allocation (real) .
English is not my native language .
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We already use sparse files : http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Faq# ... allocationNezmer wrote: The only item remaining in my wishlist is to have an alternative method for 'full allocation' . Using sparse files may cause fragmentation .
I personally use XFS partitions for downloading . XFS has its own alternative allocation method (allocation without writing 1's) . Having the choice to use that method would be great but this solution wouldn't serve all users .
What would be a good (but dirty) solution for all users is to have the choice to use 'real' full allocation (Writing 1's to allocate the size needed) .
Is it hard to implement a third allocation method so we have :
1- Compact allocation .
2- Full allocation (sparse) .
3- Full allocation (real) .
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They were suggesting we could have alternate full allocation, an option to have real data (filled with 1's), not sparse.
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It could be done as libtorrent does facilitate this, we just never felt that option was necessary since sparse files are better in pretty much all ways. I could add it, but I likely won't do so until 1.2.
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Well , Using sparse files used to be a cool idea . But new techniques were implemented in filesystems to overcome the disadvantages(1) of using sparse files . Ext4 will follow the path XFS started by implementing 'Persistent pre-allocation' and 'Delayed allocation'(2)(3) .andar wrote: we just never felt that option was necessary since sparse files are better in pretty much all ways.
What I'm hoping for is that Deluge's (or libtorrent's) code is flexible enough to make it easy including those techniques in the future .
(1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse_file#Disadvantages
(2) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4#Persi ... allocation
(3) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_allocation
English is not my native language .
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I still have a problem with the 1.0.5 version, which is related in this thread :
http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... &sk=t&sd=a
(deluge crashes with french language). However, this might be a distro specific problem.
http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... &sk=t&sd=a
(deluge crashes with french language). However, this might be a distro specific problem.