Changes between Version 96 and Version 97 of Faq

Timestamp:

02/15/2009 02:13:08 AM (13 years ago)

Author:

johnnyg

Comment:

fixed more links

Faq

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 = General =
+
 == Is Deluge Free? Can I get the source? ==
 
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 == How to start the various user-interfaces  ==
+
 Gtk:
+
 {{{
 deluge
 }}}
 Console:
+
 {{{
 deluge --ui null
 }}}
+
 or
+
 {{{
 deluge --ui console
 }}}
+
 Web:
+
 {{{
 deluge --ui web
 }}}
+
 Go to http://localhost:8112/
 default-password = "deluge"
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 == Seeding torrents have no queue position! Why? ==
+
 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).
 
-
 == What bandwidth settings should I use? ==
+
 Start with the following:
 ||Maximum Connections||200||
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 Force recheck discards all incomplete pieces.
 
-
 == Does Deluge support Initial/Super Seed? ==
 
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 == What is the difference between full allocation and compact allocation? ==
 
-
 Compact allocation only allocates as much storage as it needs to keep the pieces downloaded so far. This means that pieces will be moved around to be placed at their final position in the files while downloading (to make sure the completed download has all its pieces in the correct place). In full allocation, the entire space that a file needs is allocated as soon as one piece of that file is downloaded, thus decreasing fragmentation. 
 
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 Deluge uses sparse-files(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse_file) for full allocation, the compact allocation option is only useful on windows-file systems.
-
 
 == Which ports should I use? ==
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 == I upgraded from 0.5 and plugin x is missing ==
+
 1.0 was a rewrite, all old 0.5 plugins have to be rewritten.
 
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 Torrent-Notification is builtin in the future 1.1 (will be moved to a plugin)
 
-== Can Deluge use blocklists such as SafePeer or PeerGuardian? ==
-
-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:
-
-1. http://www.deluge-torrent.org/blocklist/pipfilter.dat.gz (Emule)
+== Can Deluge use blocklists such as !SafePeer or !PeerGuardian? ==
+
+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:
+
+1. http://www.deluge-torrent.org/blocklist/pipfilter.dat.gz (Emule)[[BR]]
 2. http://www.deluge-torrent.org/blocklist/nipfilter.dat.gz (Emule)
 
 == Where is the scheduler plugin? What are the alternatives for the missing scheduler plugin? ==
+
 There is no scheduler plugin for 1.0 yet.
 
-1.0 : use cron + this script: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/382#comment:4
-
-1.1 : [wiki:Scheduling]
-
+1.0 : use cron + this script: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/382#comment:4[[BR]]
+1.1 : ['UserGuide/Scheduling']
 
 = Console =
+
 == How do I connect the console UI to a daemon on a non-default port ? ==
+
 {{{
 $ deluge -u console
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 == Why is deluge still listed in my task manager even after I close it ? ==
+
 You closed the UI, but you did not close the daemon.
 Choose "Quit & Shutdown Daemon" to close both Daemon and GtkUI.
 
 == How do I start the daemon ? ==
+
 {{{
 deluged
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 == How do I start the daemon with logging enabled ? ==
+
 === Logging to console ===
+
 {{{
 deluged -d
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 ==== With debug info ====
+
 {{{
 deluged -d -L debug
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 === Logging to file ===
+
 {{{
 deluged -l <logfile>
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 ==== With debug info ====
+
 {{{
 deluged -L debug -l <logfile>
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 == How do I stop the daemon ? ==
 
+{{{
 killall deluged
+}}}
 
 Deluge accepts the SIGTERM signal and cleanly shuts down.
 
-
 == I can't connect to the daemon from another machine ==
+
  * Configure the daemon to allow remote connections
  * Configure [wiki:UserGuide/Authentication Authentication]
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 == How do I make deluge connect to a different daemon? ==
+
 By default, deluge is in classic mode: the daemon and gtk ui are linked together.
 To disable classic mode:
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 == How do I stop deluge from killing the daemon when I quit the GTK UI? ==
+
 See above.
 
 = Web UI =
+
 == How do I use https? ==
-1.1 and newer : 
+
+1.1 and newer:
  * 1 Create (self-signed) ssl certificates: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ssl/ssl_faq.html#selfcert
 
- -Windows:
+ === Windows ===
  * 2 Put deluge.cert.pem and deluge.key.pem in %APPDATA%\deluge\ssl\
 
- -Linux:
+ === Linux ===
  * 2 Put deluge.cert.pem and deluge.key.pem in ~/.config/deluge/ssl/
 
- -ALL:
+ === ALL ===
  * 3 Enable https in the webui config.
  * 4 Restart the webui
-
 
 = Installing =