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Description: Deluge daemon does not respond to kill command.

Additional info: deluge 1.0.5 and Arch Linux

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run deluge in daemon mode (classic mode is off under preferences). Start using 'deluged'.
2. Have about 4 torrents in the queue. 2 torrents actively downloading.
3. Let the daemon run until the torrents begin downloading.
4. Run 'killall deluged'.( Even tried 'sudo killall deluged')
5. deluged won't stop or kill and download continues

[Over time I have noticed mutliple deluged process by running 'top' command, hogging CPU and network]

I'd like to see a setting where one could set torrents automatically added from a watch folder to be paused or unpaused.

This would be particularly useful for torrents coming from RSS feeds that need to be downloaded to specific folders rather than the default folder. Before starting the torrent you could point the torrent to the desired directory and then start the download.

I quite often have issues with completed torrents containing some corrupt files (usually larger torrents, say >1Gb).

This can currently be fixed by manually forcing a recheck from the right click menu and then downloading the corrupt pieces again (usually only 1-2%).

It would be useful to have an option to automatically recheck downloads when they complete and if errors are found add them back into the queue until the torrent completes without error.

Thanks.