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If you use deluge in split client/server mode, when you launch it from a magnet URL, it launches deluge, but forgets about the URL you clicked. To add the torrent you need to first launch deluge, then click the URL.

Steps to reproduce: 1). Have a Deluge server running 2). Have Deluge client set up to connect to it 3). Click a Magnet URL

Expected results:

• Deluge launches, add dialog opens

Actual results:

• Deluge launches, nothing added

Execute plugin fails to run on Windows. Issue is due to the migration from Python 2 to Python 3, and the different handling of strings and bytes. Following exception is thrown when attempting to execute a script:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\users\chris\appdata\roaming\deluge\plugins\execute-1.3d-py3.8.egg\deluge_execute\core.py", line 139, in execute_commands
cmd_args = [cmd_arg.replace('&', '^^^&') for cmd_arg in cmd_args]
File "c:\users\chris\appdata\roaming\deluge\plugins\execute-1.3d-py3.8.egg\deluge_execute\core.py", line 139, in
cmd_args = [cmd_arg.replace('&', '^^^&') for cmd_arg in cmd_args]
TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'

I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 with deluge-torrent 1.3.5.

I had downloaded a torrent file, at a later date I downloaded it again not realizing it was already downloaded. I added the torrent through autoadd and when I watched in deluge client I saw that the torrent already existed and had a ratio of 0.834, a second later it said 0.0 and its status was moved from paused to queued. The file already existed in the "downloaded folder" so it should have caught on to that then.

I solved the "not found" problem by pausing and moving the "target path" to the "downloaded folder" and then "recheck torrent".

Note: Also using "move torrent" when finished, so a temporary path at first.