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SVN: r5356 Using GTK gui. Problem: Crashes when removing several torrents from disk. Reproduce: Select several torrents, remove from disk.

$ deluge -L debug
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:27 filtertreeview:254 pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size() argument 1 must be string, not None
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:29 torrentview:437 on_button_press_event
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:30 menubar:306 on_menuitem_remove_activate
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 core:299 Removing torrent ['33504b79a577a9a5ab3787ccaf2c1b04e1b690b9', 'bd33914b35a49508f7271c72cd9a1991f9e237db', '48bfad034c4593f4e73b4d85ff1355fa21a5cbe4'] from the core.
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 rpcserver:379 intevents: {}
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 torrent:786 Deleting fastresume file: /home/tim/.config/deluge/state/33504b79a577a9a5ab3787ccaf2c1b04e1b690b9.fastresume
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 torrent:813 Deleting torrent file: /home/tim/.config/deluge/state/33504b79a577a9a5ab3787ccaf2c1b04e1b690b9.torrent
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 torrentmanager:566 Saving torrent state file.
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 rpcserver:379 intevents: {}
[DEBUG   ] 23:40:31 torrentview:458 on_selection_changed
Segmenteringsfel

It would be good if there is a 'free torrent' flag, wich can be checked/unchecked when torrent is added (for each torrent).

Started getting these weird local httpd requests:

127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:22:11 +0200] "E\xfb?\x7f{\xea\x11\x9b:\xde\x1e\xe1\xd7-\xb0\xb7\x9a>,\x1c\xee\xe0\x8f\xdeF\xa2\xef\t" 403 - "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:24:27 +0200] "l\xb2,\xdf\xe0\xc0\v\x1f\xf0\x0e\xe3" 400 356 "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:26:58 +0200] "\xbe" 403 - "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:29:17 +0200] "a2\xb7\x9d/_+\xd1_\x9b\x9e\b\x7f\x15#B)V\x05\xc2\xc1w\xfdVJ\x99\xf7p07\xa9\xb7" 403 - "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:31:38 +0200] "w\x95jA\x1ay\x14\x95\xc79#\xbe\xe8\xcf\xd6b\x13\xa5\xa9\x9a\xd8\xe6\x8a\x96\xa1\x1c\xbb\xfd\x8c\x9b\xe3\xf9\xef\xea\xbe\xe1B\xdfw\xeb\x14u/|\xc2\xf3\xf7`\x953\xd7\x80+\xcf\x15S*U\tT\xe9\xf4\xec\x16\x16m$\x0f\xb3\x1b\xf6>\x83\b\xdf[\xb5\x0e\x8b\x94\xbd)k\xa5\x95w\xd5\x19)\xe3\xda\xb1Ol\xc3*R(\x18NV\x17\x9fM@\x03*." 400 356 "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:34:05 +0200] "\x93\xc7\xd54~x" 403 - "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:16:49:52 +0200] "\xd9\x8c6\xfd\xcc\xea!X/\xe5\xc0F\x7f5\x11U\xb0\x15\xe5\xab\xbd\xc84\xfc\x12\xcb\xfe\xad\xb06\xd3\xf4{\xd6$N\xeb\xf9\xb1\xdd\xe0\xb0c\x96\xf0\xb4\xf0\x96\xd0[j\x1b" 403 - "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:17:05:34 +0200] "J" 403 - "-" "-"
127.61.247.219 - - [20/Jun/2009:17:19:42 +0200] "V\x12K)\xe1\x19\x7f\xa2\xf5HE\x9d\xce\xd6\xb7\xad\x0c@Y3~\x8a\xd4\x10s+\xd8<H\vI\x92" 400 451 "-" "-"

It came from deluge:

tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:80           127.61.247.219:47918        SYN_RECV    -
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:47918        127.61.247.219:80           ESTABLISHED 3529/python
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:80           127.61.247.219:47918        SYN_RECV    -
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:47918        127.61.247.219:80           ESTABLISHED 3529/python
tcp        0      0 ::ffff:127.61.247.219:80    ::ffff:127.61.247.219:47918 ESTABLISHED -          
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:47918        127.61.247.219:80           ESTABLISHED 3529/python
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:47918        127.61.247.219:80           TIME_WAIT   -          
tcp        0      0 ::ffff:127.61.247.219:80    ::ffff:127.61.247.219:59375 ESTABLISHED -          
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:59375        127.61.247.219:80           ESTABLISHED 3529/python
tcp        0      0 127.61.247.219:59375        127.61.247.219:80           TIME_WAIT   -          

(PID 3529 was the deluge client, not deluged.)

deluge-1.1.9-1.fc11.noarch rb_libtorrent-0.14.3-2.fc11.x86_64 python-2.6-9.fc11.x86_64

Cannot it be some security exploit attempt? Machines are not protected from attacks from a localhost IP.

I was serving just these torrents from ​http://fedoraproject.org/:

Fedora-11-i386-DVD.torrent
Fedora-11-i686-Live.torrent
Fedora-11-x86_64-DVD.torrent
Fedora-11-x86_64-Live.torrent