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WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 4:40 pm
by michelino80
Hello everybody.
I would first like to thank everybody for such a great job with deluge and its plugins!

Now, I'm using deluge 0.5.6.2 with WebUI and Move Torrent, and I have set up a https site with autoindex directory listing by apache, certificate, ssl connection, and bla bla bla.. from which I can download the files when they are ready.

A couple of features that I would really like to have are:
1) the Move File / WebUI interaction: it would be nice to set the directory in which each file will be moved directly from the webui, as soon as one puts the file in download
2) https for WebUI: at least for Linux, afaik, Deluge is the sole client supporting packet encryption. Encryption is particurarly helpful for making LAN administrators not understand what's going on the network. At this time, why not to set up SSL encryption (https access) for the WebUI? Maybe it's too complicated, but maybe one can rely on openssl.. I don't know the details :(

Anyway, as I said before, great job!

Thanks, byebye
michele

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:09 pm
by mvoncken
https should be easy, it's just a matter of having pyopenssl installed and making/setting the certificates.
I'll do that pretty soon.

the move thing would be a bit harder.

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 12:07 pm
by michelino80
Thank you very much.

Suggestion for moving files: something similar to the emule "categories": from deluge applications you set categories such as video, audio, pictures.. assigning to each of them a directory.. then from the webui you specify in which category to put each file.. this should be easier :)

byebye
michele

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 7:07 pm
by mvoncken
michelino80 wrote:Thank you very much.

Suggestion for moving files: something similar to the emule "categories": from deluge applications you set categories such as video, audio, pictures.. assigning to each of them a directory.. then from the webui you specify in which category to put each file.. this should be easier :)

byebye
michele
I like the category idea, it would be usefull for me too .
But not easyer ;-).
See : http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... ries#p2183

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 11:09 am
by michelino80
well.. as far as you can catch the "event finished" it shouldn't be that hard..
when it's finished then you move it to the right folder.. maybe based on the file extension.. that maybe could be customized by the users..

what about "execute a program" when a file is finished? maybe with the name of the finished file as parameter?

bye,
michele

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 9:44 pm
by mvoncken
https is implemented in 0.5.7RC
I did add filters on torrent-state and tracker, to prepare and test the ui for a real category plugin.

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 4:19 pm
by michelino80
Hi,
thanks for the SSL support.
I have a problem with 0.5.7.1 & Firefox 2.0.0.11 on Windows XP sp2: it's impossible to accept the certificate forever (must say "accept for this session" every time) and there is another "examinate certificate" annyoing popup to confirm each time. I guess the first will solve the second..

thank you!
michele

Re: WebUI in https(SSL) + Move File from WebUI

Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 9:52 pm
by mvoncken
michelino80 wrote:Hi,
thanks for the SSL support.
I have a problem with 0.5.7.1 & Firefox 2.0.0.11 on Windows XP sp2: it's impossible to accept the certificate forever (must say "accept for this session" every time) and there is another "examinate certificate" annyoing popup to confirm each time. I guess the first will solve the second..

thank you!
michele
Strange, I could permanently accept them, although I did have to click a lot ;).
The webui certificates are located in : /WebUi/ssl/
You could replace them with your own/other certificates.

I don't know much about ssl certificates, and just followed a simple tutorial to create them.
If you or anyone else can create better ones I will use them.