Custom Query (2449 matches)

The move completed function does not work if you are saving your torrent to a folder other than your default save folder set in the configuration. I have located the issue in the code, it seems there is an explicit check for this (line 788.) torrentmanager.py lines 785-789:

if torrent.options["move_completed"] and total_download:
    move_path = torrent.options["move_completed_path"]
    if torrent.options["download_location"] != move_path and \
       torrent.options["download_location"] == self.config["download_location"]:
        torrent.move_storage(move_path)

Although there is an option to "Pause All" and "Resume All", it would be nice to have a feature that basically suspends all network activity (of course with an option to re-enable it).

What I mean is this: Upon realizing that several (active) torrents are not pulling in any data, the user pauses them to allow other (inactive) torrents to begin to try to pull in data. Using the Pause/Resume *All* feature doesn't take this custom selection into account, so the user must fiddle with the list again (and again...) to reselect his/her previous settings.

I propose a "Pause/Resume Smart" feature that will remember exactly what files were downloading/seeding at the time it was selected.

a script in this nature

deluge -u console << ! pause something !

would have worked in =< 1.19 releases

It STILL works in the 1.20 RC release, except now, it can only be executed in a terminal for it to work.. It would be ineffective when ran through a daemon such as 'atd' or 'cron' through 'at' and 'crontab'

also, the -a option for 'deluge' seems to be broken, it'll throw back a "unknown command" error message