deluge 1.1.9 goes blank (torrents get removed) and no log!

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deluge 1.1.9 goes blank (torrents get removed) and no log!

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Running Deluge 1.1.9 on Arch-x86 and periodically my GUI just goes blank. Whatever progress my downloads/updates have made seems to get wiped out and my only option is to force quiet the Deluge and reload it. I would love to see a log file, by my ~/.config/deluge.log is a 0-byte file. If I start deluge w/ the logging option enabled ($ deluge -l deluge.log) it too creates a 0-byte file that stays empty.

Thoughts are welcomed :)
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Re: deluge 1.1.9 goes blank (torrents get removed) and no log!

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could you run it with debug logging enabled? http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Faq# ... ingenabled
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Re: deluge 1.1.9 goes blank (torrents get removed) and no log!

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Tried it... same thing: 0-byte file. I have deluge setup to run in classic mode, but I switched out of that and attempt the daemon mode as described in the FAQ link you posted. I know the permissions are fine:

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# chmod -R 700 /home/username && chown -R username:groupname /home/username
Any other reasons why it would refuse to write a log file?
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Re: deluge 1.1.9 goes blank (torrents get removed) and no log!

Post by johnnyg »

so you tried

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deluge -L debug -l deluge.log
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deluged -L debug -l deluged.log
?

I don't see how those can be 0-byte unless it's immediately crashing...
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Re: deluge 1.1.9 goes blank (torrents get removed) and no log!

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I tried:

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$ deluge -l deluge.log

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$ deluged -d -L deluge.log
The syntax you suggested worked, I'm now logging and hope to see the error and post the log.
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