But any queued torrents that had not been started will be lost and you will need to remember what they were and re-add them again. The completed and partially completed torrrent data still exists and after "checking files" is done they will continue from where they were. Torrents that were queued at 0.0% are not there. I can look in ~/.config/deluge/state and see torrent files there, but only for those torrents that had started downloading. magnet files are added but label isn't set. torrent files work without issues with label set, but. autoadd set only to apply label to new torrent/magnet files (see attach).
Restarting deluged, deluge-gtk, or even the whole PC achieves nothing. Using Deluge on docker (linuxserver/deluge), current version: 2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls34. This generates a bunch of python errors and when I reopen deluge-gtk there are no torrents running. ie: My prompt looks like then start the deluged daemon by typing 'deluged' like deluged ls -l /.config/deluge/state total 6964 drwxr-xr-x 2 dspider users 32768 Jul 19 11:53.
Then I close the daemon when exiting by using the "quit and shutdown daemon" option.Įventually, I go back to my shell session so that I can start deluged again, and you will note that it is still sitting in /home/me/torrents/foo which no longer exists. The Label plugin is included with Deluge but there is also a more powerful third party plugin LabelPlus with the following features: Sublabels Less restrictive label names Ability to rename labels Relative move completed paths Auto-labeling based on torrent name or tracker Limit torrent speed by label. Then I go off and do other stuff, including using the deluge-gtk client to delete the foo torrent including all files. This has happened to me several times now and it always happens when I inadvertantly start the deluge daemon (deluged) via command line from within a working directory that no longer exists.įor example On a Linux box, I have a directory, let's say it is ~/torrents/foo Note: Since libtorrent >= 0.16 you cannot anymore set a dl/ul speed limit because it is all very well auto managed by the µTP protocol enabled by default.I think I can clarify this behaviour a bit.
Deluge torrent labels android#
You can also use the Transdrone (aka Transdroid) Android app to remotely manage deluge. You can use the attached deluge_manager.rb script to auto stop seeding and sort torrents by number of seeds/peers. usr/bin/python import sys from deluge.ui.client import client from twisted.internet import reactor Set up the logger to print out errors from deluge.log import setupLogger setupLogger. Setup an IP blocklist thanks to johntyree's quora question, useful gist and the resulting big list build by concatenating all files from bluetack in . You can use a client script to retrieve torrent information, here's an example to retrieve a label: Code: Select all.
Deluge torrent labels install#
Pkill deluged & deluged # restart daemon # install the web uiįirefox # password: deluge # on another hostĭeluge-gtk # use thin client mode, then configure connection manager config/deluge/authĭeluge-console "config -s allow_remote True" # enable thin clients
Deluge torrent labels full#
# add a new full user to deluge (10 = max level) echo "name:password:10" >. # now, as the desired user, create cfg files Sudo apt-get install deluged deluge-console