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Pressing the clear button in the queued torrents dialog clears the gtk list but not the actual list of queued torrents. This means it still shows "X queued torrent(s)", but you cannot actually see those torrents.

Attaching patch with simple fix.

I have had this issue on debian with 1.36-dev and have replicated it on a Ubuntu 14.04 VM with 1.37-dev

Description of problem In classic mode, using a local or non-local daemon you can get into a situation when adding torrents they are put into the "Queued Torrents" dialog, but cannot be added from there, because the Add button is disabled. Deluge also fails to add them automatically. Also if you press the 'Clear' button the torrent will disappear from the dialog, but in the status bar "1 Torrent Queued" will remain.

Replication You will need access to 2 torrents (I used ​http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/7.6.0/amd64/bt-cd/)

With a fresh copy of 1.37-dev perform the following actions

1. Start deluge, disable classic mode via preferences, close deluge

2. Start deluge, in connection dialog check 'start local if needed', 'connect on startup', 'don't show this dialog', close deluge

3. With deluge-gtk closed, try to add a torrent via clinking a link, or simply "deluge-gtk torrentname.torrent". Check 'automatically add torrents on connect', and then 'Add' to add the torrent. It should begin downloading, close deluge

4. With deluge-gtk closed, try to add (another) torrent as in 3. This should produce the error condition: the torrent will not be automatically added, and if you bring up the "Torrent Queued" dialog, Adding will be disabled.

After upgrading libtorrent to 1.0.1 I observed that Deluge's tracker announcements do not set a HTTP User-Agent.

Downgrading to libtorrent 0.16.17 fixed this and Deluge was again sending a user-agent of "Deluge 1.3.7".