A problem i encountered:
WebUI uses a lot of CPU when it's running inside GTK. If you have the same problem untick "run inside gtk" in the plugin's preferences window. It will run as a separate process.
Anyway thank you for this great plug-in I think this was the only major feature deluge was missing (to compete with azureus/ktorrent).
edit: i'm using rev.80 on deluge 0.5.5. Uploads work fine, both from local and from url.
wooptoo wrote:A problem i encountered:
WebUI uses a lot of CPU when it's running inside GTK. If you have the same problem untick "run inside gtk" in the plugin's preferences window. It will run as a separate process.
Yea,
That's a known problem.
The default for linux was changed to run in a process in rev82 (thanks to markybob).
Help Wanted
*I would love some help on a new template.
*New features
Due to carreer changes/opportunities I have to spend my private time learning C#/dotnet 3.5 , so I won't do much about new features (except if you offer me a good python job )
I will do deluge 0.6 compatibility, stability updates and some code cleanup, but if you want new features: Please write a patch!, I will most probably use it.
rev82 doesn't work. If i keep webui.conf, deluge exits quickly when i try to start it, and if i delete webui.conf deluge starts but the "preferences" button is grayed out.
wooptoo wrote:rev82 doesn't work. If i keep webui.conf, deluge exits quickly when i try to start it, and if i delete webui.conf deluge starts but the "preferences" button is grayed out.
wooptoo,
Could you start from console end give me a traceback?
edit: prefs is only enabled if you enable the plugin and the plugin starts successfully.
I have deluge setup to download files to my own download folder. But when I add files using webui, the files will default to /root folder. Is this a bug or am i missing something?
Thank you very much for your work on this mvoncken. However, for my use case I expected a feature which is not present in this plugin, controlling the download and upload speeds of Deluge.
My situation is as follows, in my house my brother's PC and my PC are both connected to a router for internet access. Unfortunately my router (a Thomson SpeedTouch 546) doesn't share the bandwith equally between our PC's, if I start a Bittorrent download without limiting the speed, it will take all the bandwith of the connection. If my brother happens to be gaming online when I do that, he gets massive lag of course. I was hoping to use the web interface plugin so that he can limit the speeds of Deluge on my PC if he wants to start playing online. It's unfortunate that you can't spend much time on developing new features anymore mvoncken, but it would be great if you could find some time to implement speed limiting.
F for Fragging wrote:Thank you very much for your work on this mvoncken. However, for my use case I expected a feature which is not present in this plugin, controlling the download and upload speeds of Deluge.
Good use case.
I will add a get_config and a set_config method to the dbus-interface.
This will make it easier for someone else to extend the webserver and templates and add an option for that.
I do this for fun and working with other people is more fun than working alone.
Does anyone know a way to make this support multiple profiles, bandwidth limiting(I saw the part about adding this in the future), and disk quotas per user? I saw that torrentflux has a similar profiles part that I would like, but do not want to have to setup LAMP (actually it would be out of my league at this point.)
Tyr_7BE wrote:And that worked beautifully. Thanks a lot for the tip! Wow this is pretty much ideal now. All I need is a DL link for my torrents, but that's nothing pressing.
Again, great job.
A Dl-link?
Did you try the greasemonkey script?
No, sorry. Let me be more clear. I have a dedicated box in my house for torrents running deluge. When I want to download something, I just use deluge's WebUI to add the torrent to deluge, and deluge downloads the files for me to my torrent box. But there's no way to get the downloaded files from my torrent box to whatever machine I'm using (ie, my laptop, my xbox media center, my PC in my room, etc etc) via the web UI. I have to use samba or FTP or some other file sharing protocol to retrieve the files from the torrent box. I was just saying it would be sweet if you could click on a finished torrent, and it could take you to the torrent info screen, where there would be a list of files that have been downloaded, and a "Download this file" link next to them. Maybe wouldn't work so well for multi-file torrents (though it would be easy to run zip on a directory and zip them all up into a downloadable archive), but for things like movies and TV shows it would be ideal. Simply log into the Web UI, see that my tv show is done, and then transfer the downloaded show to my laptop by clicking the DL link in the web UI. No fuss, no muss, all one clean interface to download torrents, retrieve downloaded files, and remove downloaded files from the server when you're done with them (the Web UI already does the first and last ones, and does them very well).
I think this was the only major feature deluge was missing (to compete with azureus/ktorrent).
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