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| #807 | Duplicate | Customized file names are reset when Deluge is closed and re-opened | ||
| Description |
Version 1.1.3/1.1.2 Refer to a few posts down in the forum thread: http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=15715 I added a bunch of torrents with 1.1.2, in a paused state, then changed all the names of the root folder in the Files tab to / (so that I could seed the torrents I had downloaded with µtorrent, which behaves differently with regards to folder names). Once I did this, I forced re-checking on all of them, and resumed them so they would seed. All was well, then I upgraded to 1.1.3. Upon loading 1.1.3, all of the torrent's folders had been reset to what they were before I renamed them. I renamed most of them to / again, but some of them refused to change the folder name. I restarted Deluge and found that once again everything had lost my folder changes and I still can't rename some of them. |
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| #830 | Duplicate | add multiuser ti WebUI | ||
| Description |
it will be nice if WebUI had a multiuser interface, with hiding torrents from other users))) |
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| #849 | Duplicate | In Ubuntu Jaunty the external disk must be "active" for deluge to start up. | ||
| Description |
Using distribution Ubuntu Jaunty and Deluge GTK gui. Previously (and normally) deluge starts up and works like a charm. But in Ubuntu Jaunty and the external disk is idling deluge hangs, first problem is here, deluge shouldn't stop from starting up just because a drive/folder is not accessible. No to the idling problem. If you access the drive using any other program, say a file browser, the drive spins up and you get access. If I then start up deluge it works like normal. |
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