Can't download to gvfs share

[anonymous]

I'm trying to download to a gvfs share over sftp. It gives me a boost error:

boost::filesystem::exists

If I okay on that, it tells me:

There is not enough free disk space to complete your download. This torrents will be paused Space Needed: 238.1 GiB Available Space: 0.0 KiB

It's on Ubuntu Hardy.

[anonymous]

got the same thing here,exact same system and using Deluge to download to an ntfs system. It worked before I updated to the latest Deluge online

[anonymous]

I have the exact same problem on Ubuntu Hardy using Deluge 0.5.8.9 to save a torrent to a USB 750GB NTFS-Formatted HDD. It worked until recently (admittedly I only recently installed and downloaded on torrent)... I reverted all the files that I changed since installing Deluge but to no avail the problem didn't go away.

Transmission works fine (and doesn't hog all my bandwidth to the point where I can't surf)... but I don't feel using Transmission is the answer. Help me find a solution so I can stick with Deluge. I like some of the features and I'm really looking forward to using a feature rich GUI in Gnome while being able to concurrently use the same client from the command line remotely.

TIA. Christopher

[freeyourmind]

I had exactly the same problem -- until I updated my fuse, fuselibs, and ntfs-3g to the newest packages available. It now works flawlessly on FreeBSD 7 with fusefs-ntfs-1.2531. Whatever the bug was, I think it was on the fuse people's end.

[mvoncken]

see #583