Custom Query (2447 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #93 | Invalid | Ignore Queueing Options for torrents | ||
| Description |
Hi, this relates to the nightly snapshots. I generally want to stop seeding once the ratio has reached 2.5. But there are a few files, I want to continue seeding forever. It would be nice to have a way to exempt them from the "stop at 2.5" preference. Regards Rolf |
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| #96 | Fixed | tags | ||
| Description |
there should be a plugin that allows you to tag/categorize your torrents, and organize them by how you tagged them. Viewing differently tagged torrents in different tabs as well would be pretty amazing. A good example would be the way utorrent does this. |
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| #109 | Fixed | gtk client over ssh crashes core | ||
| Description |
Hi, thanks for the awesome rework of deluge and the split into core and UI. This is very useful for me, I run deluge on a headless machine. I have found a way to reliably crash deluged (my version is the nightly 2988 on gutsy). Below, I will detail all steps. I assume that some of them are not necessary to reproduce the problem (I assume screen is an example) 1) deluge runs on my headless machine rie. I log in via "ssh -X rie" to enable X forwarding. 2) I run a screen session 3) I start deluged in a window of screen 4) "deluge -u web" 5) "deluge -u gtk" 6) browse the gtk UI. Quit (not close, but quit without shutting down core) deluge. 7) Ctrl+A Ctrl+D to leave screen, ready for reattachment 8) Ctrl+D to log out of ssh session. I am then not returned to the local console, something is hanging (I assume it has to do with some leftover from the X forward from the gtk ui). deluged then crashes. Regards Rolf |
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