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Deluge 1.0.3 Released!

October 11, 2008 - There was a pretty critical bug in 1.0.1 that was preventing sessions to be loaded properly and not allowing new torrents to be added. This version, 1.0.2, fixes that bug and also updates our translations. I apologize to anyone who used 1.0.1 and found their torrent list gone. You can re-add all the torrents from your ~/.config/deluge/state folder. There should also be fastresume files for these torrents, so there shouldn't be any data loss.

October 10, 2008 - Plenty of fixes coming out in our first bug fix release since releasing 1.0.0. Most notably for those of you experiencing slow issues, I encourage you to adopt the new default bandwidth settings. You can either do this by deleting your core.conf in ~/.config/deluge or simply modifying them in the Preferences dialog.

Check out our FAQ if you want to see the new default network settings.

We need your help translating the 1.0 release series, please head over to this page to help: https://translations.launchpad.net/delu ... anslations

Happy Sharing!

Changes 1.0.3:

• Core:
  • Fix upnp - it should work on more routers now too
  • Fix issue where Deluge would send improper stats to the tracker after a
    pause/resume.
  • Fix issue where fastresume files would be rejected when using FAT32. This
    would cause the torrent to be rechecked on every startup.
  • Fix ip filtering
• GtkUI:
  • Re-add the "Max Connections Per Second" option with a default setting of 20
• WebUI:
  • Fix White template for Opera
• Misc:
  • Deluge will now use a system libtorrent library if available.
  • The build system will no longer build libtorrent if a system library is
    detected.

Changes 1.0.2:

• Core:
  • Fix issue where torrents will not be properly added to the session

Changes 1.0.1:

• Core:
  • Change the default max global upload slots to 4 instead of -1 since libtorrent
    will automatically open more slots to meet the upload speed limit.
  • Fix display of tracker error messages
  • Fix add_torrent_url() to download the torrent file in a thread to prevent
    the main thread from blocking and causing the daemon to freeze.
  • Removed the 'Maximum Connections Per Second' setting and replaced it with a
    default setting of 20. This should alleviate speed issues some are experiencing.
  • Changed max half-open connections default limit to 8 on XP/2000 and 4 on Vista
  • Prevent being able to set file priorities for compactly allocated torrents as
    it is not intended to work.
  • Fix freezing on start-up issues on systems that do not have a properly
    configured localhost entry.
  • Change max connections default setting to 200
  • Fix issue with invalid bencoding from some trackers
  • Plenty of libtorrent updates that should improve core stability
• GtkUI:
  • Improve performance of files tab by only updating when values change
• Misc:
  • Fix #187 set a 5 second timer to save the config file after a config value
    has been changed.
  • Fix #503 change the boost lib detection logic to first look for -mt and
    if not available, fall back to regular boost lib (non-multithreaded)
• WebUI:
  • Add enable "Auto Add" checkbox

Installing the Ubuntu package for 1.0.1 killed all my seeding torrents. The daemon starts and everything works normally but the entire queue is gone. I had almost two dozen files in there either paused or seeding. Now there's nothing at all. I went back to 1.0.0 but it's the same here now. I'll have to load my files manually again I believe.

Edit: You need to update the Download section on the page, I got it from the other one but most users probably won't know that one.
Edit 2 (about 30 seconds later now): Wow, OK all fixed :p Guess you're working on it right now.

I have the same problem as R0ckarong, only it seems that Deluge will now crash whenever I add a torrent...

Ubuntu Hardy

Same problem here too. I am using Deluge on slackware12.1 with xfce as desktop.
When i add a torrent nothing happens. It doesn't crash but it does nothing.

Same problem for me on U8.04 all queue is gone, I've even cleared all settings and added one torrent to the "clean" 1.0.1 deluge, without any success so far. Well... we'll see when it finally finishes checking, because it's certainly doing something right now.

Does the libtorrent update resolve this bug?

There is something wrong with gentoo ebuild:

zerone wrote:Same problem here too. I am using Deluge on slackware12.1 with xfce as desktop.
When i add a torrent nothing happens. It doesn't crash but it does nothing.

I can confirm this. Also, all my previous torrents that were seeding or downloaded are gone. I'm going back to 1.0.0 for now.
btw. using Ubuntu 8.04

Yes, I've found an issue with the 1.0.1 release which will prevent torrents from properly being added to the session.. I suggest that you do not upgrade until we've released a fix.

Sorry.

It doesn't add the torrents correctly you say, but the daemon seems to be reacting anyway: if I add a torrent that I had before it starts checking the torrent (at least, I'm seeing lots of disk activity go to deluged for a while). Deluge itself displays nothing, of course. Any net activity has also been unconfirmed as of yet.

Too bad, because the new fixes and improvements showed some promise. Now I'll just have to wait anyway. Quite a blunder in the testing stage here...

Edit: doesn't seem like it's downloading or uploading after the invisible checking stage (at least gnome-system-monitor isn't reporting much traffic)... or the two torrents I tested with are just slow.