Deluge Forum

bro wrote:

endoverend wrote:So my tracker just added an option to automatically add bookmarked torrents to the RSS feed. However, this doesn't work well with YaRSS2. It refuses to add my torrents because the timestamp is before the timestamp of the last torrent I added. This is normal, because some torrents are published before others. Is there any way around this besides resetting the timestamp every time I download something? Thanks.

Not really. The only way to fix this would be to store an id for each added torrent instead of the latest timestamp. Alternatively I could add an option to ignore the timestamp altogether. In that case it will always add all the torrents in the RSS.

ANOka wrote:Hi!

Does it support the plugin the HTTPS connections?
I've got "Unable to decode torrent file! (invalid bencoding)" error. (See attachment.)

Qwertee wrote:

bro wrote:

Qwertee wrote:Hi, I have encountered a persistent bug that crashes Deluge on occassion. I believe this happens when the plugin fetches the RSS feed, as this will also happen when manually running the subscription. Pic related is displayed upon crash, along with a runtime error.

I should add this has been the case since 1.3.5 on Windows7, and through all versions of YaRSS2 I have used.

I'm not sure what causes this, but I've added created an issue here: https://bitbucket.org/bendikro/deluge-y ... g-torrents

This bug having not been reported before, could the RSS feed be the cause? For reference I'm using multiple subcriptions from http://www.nyaa.se/?page=rss, checking hourly. Deluge also seems to crash randomly regardless of whether it has been running 1 hour or 1 day, and only when YaRSS2 is enabled obviously.

bro wrote: Are they direct links to torrent files? Redirects should be supported, but it still has to link to torrent file (or be a magnet link). Some sites lets you view the RSS feed without being logged in, but to download the torrent file you'll have to be logged in. You can solve this by adding the cookies from your browser to the YaRSS2 settings.

ANOka wrote: The are direct link, no redirect. I can download torrent file, when I'm logged in.
I've already added cookies (user/pass) from my browser to the YaRSS2 settings.

Downloading torrent: 'https://ncore.cc/torrents.php?action=download&id=_TORRENT_ID_' using cookies: {}

bro wrote:

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Downloading torrent: 'https://ncore.cc/torrents.php?action=download&id=_TORRENT_ID_' using cookies: {}

so no cookies are used. Or did you remove the values between {} in the log?

[DEBUG   ] 13:09:16 rpcserver:470 Emit Event: YARSSConfigChangedEvent [{'cookies': {u'0': {u'active': True, u'value': {u'stilus': u'ncold', u'nick': u'_MY_LOGIN_NAME_', u'nyelv': u'hu', u'pass': u'_MY_PASSWORD_'}, u'site': u'ncore.cc', u'key': u'0'}}...

bro wrote:It matches from the start of the URL so you have to use https://ncore.cc, not just ncore.cc

bro wrote: If you are able to run Deluge in a debugger it might be possible to find the cause.