ltConfig is a plugin for Deluge that allows direct modification to
libtorrent settings and has preset support.
This plugin adds a preference page to both GtkUI and WebUI.
WARNING: Modify settings at your own risk!
For information about each setting, see the libtorrent manual.
ok bcallah@
copy. from Björn Ketelaars who tested lightly with rdiff-backup. (I checked
that duplicity still starts and confirmed it's able to load librsync/libb2
from python ok).
upstream at sourceforge is more or less dead, this github fork updated
it to gtk3 - dont use the latest 0.5.4.12 as it locks as startup (too
many changes to bisect in 0.5.4.9)
Drop maintainership.
While here sync WANTLIB, move HOMEPAGE/MASTER_SITES to https and retire
sourceforge from MASTER_SITES (since it didn't have the ncdu-1.12
tarball either).
Initial diff from Solene Rapenne
Deluge is a lightweight, Free Software, cross-platform BitTorrent client.
Deluge contains the common features to BitTorrent clients such as Protocol
Encryption, DHT, Local Peer Discovery (LSD), Peer Exchange (PEX), UPnP,
NAT-PMP, Proxy support, Web seeds, global and per-torrent speed limits.
Deluge has been designed to run as both a normal standalone desktop
application and as a client-server. In Thinclient mode a Deluge daemon
handles all the BitTorrent activity and is able to run on headless machines
with the user-interfaces connecting remotely from any other platform.
ok bcallah@
libtorrent(-rasterbar) is a C++ library that aims to be a good
alternative to all the other bittorrent implementations around.
The main goals of libtorrent are to be cpu efficient, memory efficient
and very easy to use.
Note that this is NOT the same library as the libtorrent package!
Based on a port by dcoppa@
Tweaks + ok bcallah@
0.9.2
bugfix: one place in the code incorrectly hardcoded UTF-8 as the
filesystem encoding
0.9.1
bugfix: print the path that failed to decode with FSENCODING
bugfix: when using -q, don't hide warnings about files that can't be
statted or read
bugfix: -s is no longer broken on Python 3
From Bryan Vyhmeister, who also takes maintainership. Thanks!
