Deluge Forum

Hi everybody.

I installed deluge-torrent from the official repos in ubuntu and I thought it was great. I then saw that there was a newer version and added the deluge repo to install it. I installed it and saw that the options it provide are great.

However, I get a No incoming connections problem in the status bar and my downloads are very sluggish. My uploads are fine.

So, I decided to see if the problem was related to the version because the old version I installed didnt give me any problems. I uninstalled the new one and reinstalled the old one and everything went back to normal.

So, my question is Why? I want to use the latest version but it is giving no incoming connections and thus, I can only use the old one whic works fine.

Im not using any router, I connected my modem directly to my PC as in a dmz zone.

I've got similar problem, with the difference that i use router. everything worked okay, when I had fixed port set in deluge settings and also had it forwarded, but then I decided to use upnp on my router, and change deluge's settings to random incoming ports.

I'm having this problem as well. At least, I think it's a problem. I'm not savvy enough to know. But I do have really, really slow download rates on a lot of my torrents--not all, though. I had one yesterday that was double the fastest I've ever seen. So I'm just really confused. Can someone explain what's going on?

ztrange wrote:However, I get a No incoming connections problem in the status bar and my downloads are very sluggish. My uploads are fine.

What happens if you click 'test active port' under network -> preferences?

Unless you are running a software firewall (iptables), you should be connectable since your PC gets a public IP directly from the modem.

fizyk wrote:I've got similar problem, with the difference that i use router. everything worked okay, when I had fixed port set in deluge settings and also had it forwarded, but then I decided to use upnp on my router, and change deluge's settings to random incoming ports.

Easy workaround: don't use UPnP, forward a single port in the router, that's all you need to enjoy Deluge The UPnP implementation in your router or in Deluge could be buggy, or just plain incompatible.