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I have two questions about this new version:

1: What is the "Auto add" feature?
2: "Prevent being able to set file priorities for compactly allocated torrents as it is not intended to work." in the web ui, the only way i communicate with the deluge client that i run in my headless server, in the Download tab, under configuration, i still have the "Use Compact Allocation:" checkbox.... if i understood the new feature correctly, this means that you abandon the compact allocation feature due to some kind of inestability, no? so this checkbox shouldn't be here, right?

As far as i tested, the client looks pretty faster and more stable just now... i just have to point that the new default values that the program has about max connections being limited to 200 and so, must be set up by hand if you are just updating from previous versions.

Great work

Xi0N wrote:I have two questions about this new version:

1: What is the "Auto add" feature?
2: "Prevent being able to set file priorities for compactly allocated torrents as it is not intended to work." in the web ui, the only way i communicate with the deluge client that i run in my headless server, in the Download tab, under configuration, i still have the "Use Compact Allocation:" checkbox.... if i understood the new feature correctly, this means that you abandon the compact allocation feature due to some kind of inestability, no? so this checkbox shouldn't be here, right?

As far as i tested, the client looks pretty faster and more stable just now... i just have to point that the new default values that the program has about max connections being limited to 200 and so, must be set up by hand if you are just updating from previous versions.

Great work

Autoadd watches a folder for new .torrent files and adds them to the session.

Selecting file priorities under compact allocation does not work correctly, so it has been disabled in the core. You can still use compact allocation if you want to.

Ok, thanks!!

i have one problem whit deluge 1.0.*..re-checks all torrents at every startup

heitulet wrote:i have one problem whit deluge 1.0.*..re-checks all torrents at every startup

What OS? Are you shutting down correctly? What does the deluged.log tell you after a shutdown? Is it showing the fastresume files are being saved? Have you checked the ~/.config/deluge/state folder for .fastresume files for your torrents?

i think the problem was that i don't stop deluge before the reboot..ubuntu hardy..and i use clasic mode...sorry for my english

heitulet wrote:i think the problem was that i don't stop deluge before the reboot..ubuntu hardy..and i use clasic mode...sorry for my english

Deluge should catch the gnome signal to shutdown, but it might not be working correctly.. I'll try to do some more testing.

OK So I reinstalled all my GTK apps, and now I haven't any issues...

Looks like I need to figure out how to create a plugin to do the clear torrent thing i was wanting...

Another issue I'm having at the current time is that I can't find the option to set the number of simultaneous active torrents...
Am I missing something?

klrspz wrote:OK So I reinstalled all my GTK apps, and now I haven't any issues...

Looks like I need to figure out how to create a plugin to do the clear torrent thing i was wanting...

Another issue I'm having at the current time is that I can't find the option to set the number of simultaneous active torrents...
Am I missing something?

It's in the Preferences on the Queue page..

At first, thanks for all your hard work. Deluge is the best torrent client for Linux.

Still, I'd like to know if there is any way to add torrent without hash checking. I don't see any point in checking recently created torrents, which I seed (especially when the size is about 10Gb). This feature would be a great help. Thank you