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#2456 | Duplicate | Torrents failing hash check should not re-download automatically | ||
Description |
Wound up using a lot of bandwidth when a mountpoint didn't come online soon enough and all the torrents on that drive reset to 0%. I can't think of any situation where I'd want to re-download something I was previously seeding without manual confirmation:
No idea about the architecture here but it would probably be as simple as a flag that gets set once a torrent begins seeding? |
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#1481 | Fixed | Unable to add a torrent trough web UI | ||
Description |
I am unable to add a torrent to deluge through the Web UI, I have to use the command line or the GTK client. I have apache proxying setup so that Deluge works in /deluge/ path on the same port that Apache uses. When I try to add a torrent from Firefox (3.6 or 4), upload file does not work, only getting the file from url. In IE both modes work, but both browsers fail when I try to start the actual transfer. IE failure message: Message: 'this.torrents[...].filename' is null or not an object Line: 448 Char: 849 Code: 0 URI: https://my.address.com/deluge/js/deluge-all.js Firefox failure message: Error: this.torrents[a] is undefined Source file: https://my.address.com/deluge/js/deluge-all.js Line: 448 |
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#812 | Fixed | Saving outside /home folder doesnt work in WebUI | ||
Description |
Im running 1.3 freshly released, and never run previous versions. Just wanted to point out when you in a regular white themed webui trying to download a torrent, specifying download location any other folder outside /home/user, lets say /media/storagedrive, results in 'folder does not exist error', despite the fact that all permissions are set recursively as drwxrwxrwx. This has to be tried in webui not running ajax, since ajax doesnt have an option to specify download location. |