Custom Query (2449 matches)

1. If you set download speed limit for torrent using "Settings" tab in the bottom panel, the limit will not be applied. When clicking on another torrent and back, the displayed limit returns to -1
   
2. If you try set the limit using context menu, enter value in popup window and press "OK" buttom, the limit will not be applied either

I found the working way to set this limit: the same as in (2), but before pressing "OK" button, press Enter key in the input field. Then the limit will be applied. However, it won't be added to context menu, and won't be shown next time you enter this dialog.

Ubuntu 8.04, Deluge 1.0.3. Daemon + gtkui mode.

I've tested some now to be sure. First I downloaded a torrent at 700 kb/s and uploading it at 350 kb/s at the same time. When the torrent was being uploaded it maxed out on 130 kb/s (had one less leecher). However, when I download another torrent at the same time, on the torrent I'm uploading the speed immediately dives down to 30 kb/s in upload. If I pause the downloading torrent the seed goes up to 130 kb/s again.

The Internet line is 10/10 Mbit and considering the speeds when the first torrent was downloaded I can only figure this is a problem with Deluge or perhaps libtorrent.

I download multiple torrents to an incoming directory (let's say /blum/incoming), and then when finished I move them to respective folders (Music, Movies, Television) using the Move Storage option. when I try to move multiple things to the same directory one at a time, the dialog puts me in the proper default directory (the last used), but I cannot click "OK". instead, I have to go up a directory (to /blum) and then go back to the directory (/blum/Movies) in order to save the file. this bug has existed in every version that has supported the option to move downloaded files.

once you work around the flaw, it works fine. but it's a gigantic pain once you've dealt with it literally hundreds of times, and should be fixed.