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When starting deluged on my server I always get "Unhandled exception in thread started by". On the 3rd try deluged will actually start. always takes 3 times though.

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edit: Started Deluge, all 20 of my torrents got stuck in "checking". Devs, checking is NOT fixed. Plus it reset all my ratio's to 0 again. I thought Deluge was actually getting better, I don't see that at all.
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I receive the exactly same error with deluge 1.1.2

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Unhandled exception in thread started by
I tried multiple times to start it ... but it wouldn't. I was using 1.0.7 and decided to upgrade - I was not having any problems with my older version. I also couldn't find a command to uninstall it (so I just installed the new one on top of it).
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sorry about my previous malformed reply. not quite sure why that happened. In any case, I had this same problem. Try clearing your state files. In my case, it was caused by a bad torrent file
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So this means that I should erase the directory ~/.config/deluge/state ? Is this going to erase all my current torrents?
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not just that, but there are files in ~/.config/deluge that are *.state
Yes, it will remove all your current torrents. You can reload them, except the damaged one ( you'll know it cause it will crash the daemon again).
You should be storing your torrent files someplace anyway, try under ~/.config/deluge/torrents
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Vampboy wrote:not just that, but there are files in ~/.config/deluge that are *.state
Yes, it will remove all your current torrents. You can reload them, except the damaged one ( you'll know it cause it will crash the daemon again).
You should be storing your torrent files someplace anyway, try under ~/.config/deluge/torrents
I had one file in the states dir with .state. I deleted it, and still get the message at startup. ;)
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I backed up all torrent files of torrents I have downloaded (~ 70), then erased the entire ~/.config/deluge directory, installed the new version, re-added all torrents and everything worked fine.
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