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| #1233 | Invalid | bring deluge demon to C language and enable web interface reverse proxying | ||
| Description |
Hi. I love deluge. It's a perfect software. But as I prefer to use torrent as a daemon, where I can connect thru the interface, I abandoned deluge as it uses too much CPU. Now I started using Transmission. Even if I am not downloading any file, I see the demon goes at 4%, 5% of CPU usage. This is the disadvantage of writing demon/sockets with python. Furthermore, the web interface of Transmission can be reverse proxied without any problem. As you understand, from many places where you connect thru proxies, it's impossible to reach other ports than 80 and 443. For this reason is important to have the possibility to use reverse proxies. |
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| #1234 | Fixed | Add time to 'Added' column (and elsewhere) | ||
| Description |
Being to see at what time a torrent was added, not just the date, is useful. |
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| #1236 | Duplicate | Adding torrent via remote-access - Server filessystem not browsable | ||
| Description |
I do have a server running deluged conecting via windows-gui / vnc & local gui / sftp & autoscanned folder to add new torrents. Today i tried to access via linux-gui and had to experience that adding torrents will show me the local filesystem of my remote-machine but not the server-FS where the torrents actually are saved. Under linux I couldnt browse or enter the path manually. With the windows-gui at least it was possible to enter the path manually - browsing though the foldes wasnt possible also. |
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