0.6 Development Report

[jdhore]

may i ask what is the memory/cpu footprint of the daemon with something like 20 torrents running? i'd like to run it on a extremely low end machine which i use as file/ups/bnc server: it has just 32mb of ram and 300mhz of cpu and runs linux 2.4.17.
thanks in advance for the answers

I'm no expert, but i highly doubt Deluge will run on that. Deluge probably requires some stuff that is in the 2.6 kernel, but isn't in 2.4 (especially since Deluge will barely run on Debian Etch). Also, the footprint even with 1 torrent running is probably higher than what you can afford on that system.

[weltall]

thanks for the answer i hoped to be able to reduce energy use but oh well

[zekopeko]

just tried 0.6svn and i must say that it's the most beautiful torrent app i have ever used. i love the icons on the tabs.

[andar]

just tried 0.6svn and i must say that it's the most beautiful torrent app i have ever used. i love the icons on the tabs.

Thanks. Hopefully it will become more than just a pretty face : )

[zekopeko]

i didn't say it was only a pretty face . i know what backend power is behind it. thank you for such a great app.

[hotice]

Will we be able to create our own labels, for organizational purposes? It makes it easier when sorting through torrents from different trackers to reseed them.
If not, I can make new feature request thread.

not yet. eventually

that's the feature i miss the most from uttorent . +2 to implement it

[Searcher]

If I understand correctly there won't be any CLI for the 0.5 branch, right?

I'm thinking on scribbling some PHP in terms of web UI for multi users, something like the good old torrentflux which is based on the good old bittornado but I am not on very good terms with python so I obviously need a CLI input to control deluge.. (I definitely don't mean to interfere with the current WebUI, which is rather single user oriented - maybe if I get a promise of multi-user multi-control multi-ip - I'll just shut up, sit tight and wait )

Is the CLI in 0.6 on the same level of manageability as the main GUI? What's the status with the win CLI?
Also is there somewhere a complete list of requirements / dependencies Deluge requires for running on various systems?

[mvoncken]

all ui's use the xmlrpc api in deluge 0.6.

There is a thin client wrapper for python, but the same commands work in plain xml-rpc.
http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Deve ... #Remoteapi

[mvoncken]

If I understand correctly there won't be any CLI for the 0.5 branch, right?

I'm thinking on scribbling some PHP in terms of web UI for multi users, something like the good old torrentflux which is based on the good old bittornado but I am not on very good terms with python so I obviously need a CLI input to control deluge.. (I definitely don't mean to interfere with the current WebUI, which is rather single user oriented - maybe if I get a promise of multi-user multi-control multi-ip - I'll just shut up, sit tight and wait )

Is the CLI in 0.6 on the same level of manageability as the main GUI? What's the status with the win CLI?
Also is there somewhere a complete list of requirements / dependencies Deluge requires for running on various systems?

I thought about multiple users, but in the end i think it would be best to run 1 daemon+webui per user.

-apache/webserver integration is planned.
Not planned but if there is demand:
-add a command-line parameter for the location of the config file , to enable multiple webui/daemon configs.
-add a plugin that hides some webui config settings.

[andar]

If I understand correctly there won't be any CLI for the 0.5 branch, right?

I'm thinking on scribbling some PHP in terms of web UI for multi users, something like the good old torrentflux which is based on the good old bittornado but I am not on very good terms with python so I obviously need a CLI input to control deluge.. (I definitely don't mean to interfere with the current WebUI, which is rather single user oriented - maybe if I get a promise of multi-user multi-control multi-ip - I'll just shut up, sit tight and wait )

Is the CLI in 0.6 on the same level of manageability as the main GUI? What's the status with the win CLI?
Also is there somewhere a complete list of requirements / dependencies Deluge requires for running on various systems?

I thought about multiple users, but in the end i think it would be best to run 1 daemon+webui per user.

-apache/webserver integration is planned.
Not planned but if there is demand:
-add a command-line parameter for the location of the config file , to enable multiple webui/daemon configs.
-add a plugin that hides some webui config settings.

Multiple users is something that would likely need to be put into the core. I have thought about this before but it adds a lot more complexity so I felt it was something that could wait until after 0.6 becomes stable.