So you can delete a subscription, but what happens if you try to add? Can you start deluge with the debug script? It should be in the install dir I think. You might get some useful errors in the console.
You could also try to rename yarss2.conf to something else and see if it works to start with a new config. It should be inc:\users\edoc\appdata\roaming\deluge.
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bro wrote:So you can delete a subscription, but what happens if you try to add? Can you start deluge with the debug script? It should be in the install dir I think. You might get some useful errors in the console.
You could also try to rename yarss2.conf to something else and see if it works to start with a new config. It should be inc:\users\edoc\appdata\roaming\deluge.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/gtkui.py", line 693, in on_button_add_subscription_clicked
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/dialog_subscription.py", line 116, in show
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/dialog_subscription.py", line 107, in setup
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/dialog_subscription.py", line 126, in setup_move_completed_combobox
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/path_chooser.py", line 44, in __init__
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/path_combo_chooser.py", line 933, in __init__
File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/yarss2/gtkui/path_combo_chooser.py", line 807, in __init__
File "gtk/_lazyutils.py", line 32, in __getattr__
ImportError: No module named keysyms
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The Windows package is missing a file. I just uploaded 1.3.1 which includes the missing file. Thanks for reporting the issue Edoc.
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Hey, I am new to this plugin and I've read through the thread but I can't find anyone having my issue. When I add a new RSS feed, and update the schedule, this is what the message log says:
>(2013-10-09T09:08:34): 30 items in feed, 0 matches the filter.
I do not want a filter. Unless the item has been previously seen and downloaded, I want it to download EVERYTHING in the feed. I cannot seem to find a way to disable this. Any input?
Hi bro, thanks for the nice plugin. I really need good RSS functionality in switching from Azureus to Deluge. Unfortunately I have had a lot of problems in the transition. I'm running it on Windows and am experiencing frequent (sometimes every 1/2 hour) crashes. These may be related to YaRSS2, as they seem to happen just after an RSS update cycle, and seem not to happen if I never touch your RSS UI.
After some hours wasted trying to debug YaRSS2 1.3.0 (because it was not obvious that version was broken on Windows) I'm now using:
Python 2.6.6
Deluge 1.3.6
YaRSS2 1.3.1
as well as
LabelPlus 0.2.17 and MoveTools 0.1.8.1
I added a couple other plugins at one point but they don't seem to have materially affected the crash behavior, which manifests in two flavors: one in libgtk-win, which generates a nice dump file, the other in the C++ runtime.
I have collected debug logs and other info and will PM you their location if you'd like.
I hope you can shed some light on this!
p.s. bro, I've found I can reproduce the libgtk crash quickly by opening Deluge and immediately editing preferences and opening the YaRSS2 message log (leaving the window open until it crashes). If my RSS update interval is 5 minutes it only takes about 10 minutes to die.
Truk wrote:Hey, I am new to this plugin and I've read through the thread but I can't find anyone having my issue. When I add a new RSS feed, and update the schedule, this is what the message log says:
>(2013-10-09T09:08:34): 30 items in feed, 0 matches the filter.
I do not want a filter. Unless the item has been previously seen and downloaded, I want it to download EVERYTHING in the feed. I cannot seem to find a way to disable this. Any input?
You must have a value in the filter. When you have the subscription dialog opened you'll see a list of all the torrents in the list. To match everything, just use a punctuation mark and everything should be marked green.
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xyzzy wrote:Hi bro, thanks for the nice plugin. I really need good RSS functionality in switching from Azureus to Deluge. Unfortunately I have had a lot of problems in the transition. I'm running it on Windows and am experiencing frequent (sometimes every 1/2 hour) crashes. These may be related to YaRSS2, as they seem to happen just after an RSS update cycle, and seem not to happen if I never touch your RSS UI.
After some hours wasted trying to debug YaRSS2 1.3.0 (because it was not obvious that version was broken on Windows) I'm now using:
Python 2.6.6
Deluge 1.3.6
YaRSS2 1.3.1
as well as
LabelPlus 0.2.17 and MoveTools 0.1.8.1
I added a couple other plugins at one point but they don't seem to have materially affected the crash behavior, which manifests in two flavors: one in libgtk-win, which generates a nice dump file, the other in the C++ runtime.
I have collected debug logs and other info and will PM you their location if you'd like.
I hope you can shed some light on this!
p.s. bro, I've found I can reproduce the libgtk crash quickly by opening Deluge and immediately editing preferences and opening the YaRSS2 message log (leaving the window open until it crashes). If my RSS update interval is 5 minutes it only takes about 10 minutes to die.
Hi
If you could send me what you have I can look at it. If you run in daemon/thin client mode only the GTK client will crash, so the at the daemon will at least keep on running.
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Thanks, bro, I PM'ed you my logs etc. I haven't tried the daemon/client mode yet but my current workaround is to make changes in the GUI, close Deluge, and then restart it and never touch the preferences dialog after that. I have been able to keep it running for a couple of days that way.
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