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I kept getting an error condition on a torrent, the condition being reported as an invalid tracker ("invalid bencoding" etcetc was the Status message). After wasting an hour or so playing with trackers and so forth, I discovered that the problem was just that the partition the torrent is on had filled up.

2 bugs

• compatibility with prior version
• uninstall process in vista

I will like to report something that I have just find out with respect to a problem that I had in the past with deluge - others may have also faced it.

Initially, I have installed deluge 0.5 on a linux box and 0.6 in Vista, and everything was ok. Then I upgraded deluge (on Vista) from 0.6 to 0.7 and again everything was running smoothly. Though, when I upgraded it to 1.1-rc3 problems started! Although, deluge could start in Vista, when I was remotely connecting to the linux box nothing was appearing in the list of torrent files. Then I decided to downgrade it to 0.6. I tried 0.6, 0.7 but nothing !!! the deluge was not even able of loading.

Any how, the solution to this problem is related to a clean uninstalling! Apart from uninstalling deluge from 'control panel-programs and features' you also have to: i) remove the directory of deluge e.g. c:\program files\[i]delugei (since some files are not automatically deleted),and ii) remove the 'deluge' directory that is created inside the following path: C:\Users\[i]<username>i\AppData\Roaming\[i]Delugei

After performing the above steps I could downgrade deluge without any problems (and run ok, as before).

Christos

The input field for the label options contains a directory widget, which can't be used for non-local daemons. If one somehow manages to change the directory (for example by editing label.conf), an error appears.