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v41 v42 1 1 = Deluge 1.0 FAQ = 2 [[PageOutline( 2,FAQ,inline)]]2 [[PageOutline(1-2,FAQ,inline)]] 3 3 4 = General = 4 5 == Is Deluge Free? Can I get the source? == 5 6 6 7 Yes, Deluge is Free Software, as defined by the Free Software Foundation, and is released under the GPL, giving our users complete freedom. The source code is available on the download section of our site. Our GPL nature allows you to be 100% sure that our program will never “spy” on your activities. Closed-source BitTorrent clients cannot make that same claim. 7 8 9 10 = Daemon and user-interfaces = 8 11 9 12 == How to start the various user-interfaces == … … 36 39 }}} 37 40 38 39 41 == How do I start the daemon with logging to console ? == 40 42 {{{ … … 54 56 Note: do not do this on a public ip , use the webui for unsecure networks. 55 57 56 == I upgraded from 0.5 and plugin x is missing == 57 1.0 is a rewrite, all old 0.5 plugins have to be rewritten. 58 59 == How do I make deluge connect to a different daemon? == 60 By default, deluge is in classic mode: the daemon and gtk ui are linked together. 61 To disable classic mode: 62 1. "Preferences" 63 1. "Interface" 64 1. Untick "Enable" under "Classic Mode". 65 1. Restart deluge. 66 67 == How do I stop deluge from killing the daemon when I quit the GTK UI? == 68 See above. 69 70 = Installing = 58 71 59 72 == How do I install 1.0 ? == … … 83 96 }}} 84 97 98 == Deluge won't start with a “gobject.GError: Unrecognised image file format” error. == 99 100 You need to install SVG support. On Debian/Ubuntu, the package is librsvg2-common 101 102 103 == How do I set Deluge as my default Bittorrent program? == 104 105 On Windows, the installer will ask you if you want Deluge to be your default Bittorrent program. On Linux/Unix (GNOME), right-click on a torrent file, click on properties, click on the "open with" tab. Is deluge listed there? If so, select it to be your default, if not, click on "add", then click on "use custom command". Insert /usr/bin/deluge and click add. 106 107 108 = Bitorrent = 109 85 110 == The files tab shows a different percentage-completed than the torrent == 86 111 … … 90 115 Seeds use something called "seed rank" to determine which should be active and which should be queued. The seed rank is determined by the number of seed cycles a torrent has completed. Torrents with fewer completed seed cycles are prioritized for seeding. A seed cycle is completed when a torrent meets either the share ratio limit (uploaded bytes / downloaded bytes), the share time ratio (time seeding / time downloading) or seed time limit (time seeded). 91 116 92 == How do I make deluge connect to a different daemon? ==93 By default, deluge is in classic mode: the daemon and gtk ui are linked together.94 To disable classic mode:95 1. "Preferences"96 1. "Interface"97 1. Untick "Enable" under "Classic Mode".98 1. Restart deluge.99 100 == How do I stop deluge from killing the daemon when I quit the GTK UI? ==101 See above.102 117 103 118 == What bandwidth settings should I use? == … … 128 143 Force recheck discards all incomplete pieces. 129 144 130 == Can Deluge use blocklists such as SafePeer or PeerGuardian? ==131 132 Yes. Enable the “Blocklist” plugin. Currently this plugin can handle PeerGuardian (binary and text), SafePeer and Emule lists. PeerGuardian *7zip format files are not supported*. Generally PeerGuardian files come in 7zip format, so you'll need to extract them first and then feed Deluge the plain text file. Files may be specified as URLs or locations on the local filesystem. Here are some suggested blocklists:133 134 1. http://www.bluetack.co.uk/config/nipfilter.dat.gz (Emule)135 136 145 137 146 == Does deluge support Initial/Super Seed? == … … 144 153 No and it probably never will. We want to be the best BitTorrent client around, and to do that we need to focus on just being a client. 145 154 146 == How do I set Deluge as my default Bittorrent program? ==147 148 On Windows, the installer will ask you if you want Deluge to be your default Bittorrent program. On Linux/Unix (GNOME), right-click on a torrent file, click on properties, click on the "open with" tab. Is deluge listed there? If so, select it to be your default, if not, click on "add", then click on "use custom command". Insert /usr/bin/deluge and click add.149 150 155 == Does Deluge support multi-tracker torrents? == 151 156 … … 157 162 Deluge uses sparse-files(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse_file) for full allocation, the compact allocation option only usefull for windows-file systems. 158 163 159 == Deluge won't start with a “gobject.GError: Unrecognised image file format” error. ==160 161 You need to install SVG support. On Debian/Ubuntu, the package is librsvg2-common162 164 163 165 == Which ports should I use? == … … 165 167 The official ports for Bittorrent are 6881-6889, but most ISPs block or at least throttle those ports, so users are encouraged to use a port range of something between 49152 and 65535. 166 168 169 170 = Plugins = 171 172 == I upgraded from 0.5 and plugin x is missing == 173 1.0 is a rewrite, all old 0.5 plugins have to be rewritten. 174 175 == Can Deluge use blocklists such as SafePeer or PeerGuardian? == 176 177 Yes. Enable the “Blocklist” plugin. Currently this plugin can handle PeerGuardian (binary and text), SafePeer and Emule lists. PeerGuardian *7zip format files are not supported*. Generally PeerGuardian files come in 7zip format, so you'll need to extract them first and then feed Deluge the plain text file. Files may be specified as URLs or locations on the local filesystem. Here are some suggested blocklists: 178 179 1. http://www.bluetack.co.uk/config/nipfilter.dat.gz (Emule) 167 180 168 181 == Where is the scheduler plugin ,What are the alternatives for the missing Scheduler plugin ? == … … 175 188 176 189 190 191
