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[ubuntu] problem with deluge

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi everybody, i have a problem with deluge. it constantly shows the message "no incoming connections" and if i test the active port in the preference menu it does not work. I tried to follow some threads but without any result. It should not be a router problem because bittorrent on windows works perfectly. I tried to test several port either with high number (more then 45000) and with low number (less then 10000) and either with deluge and with trasmission but the result is the same: PORT CLOSED!!! I tried also to deactivate the firewall with the command Code: sudo ufw disable (Hardware)

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Hi I keep getting a no incoming connections on my Deluge. I know this is a pretty common problem from Google, but I have posted here to see if any one knows why this happens.

I have port forwarded my router and set Deluge to the correct port range.

Is this just a bug ?

I installed proftpd under xinetd and it appears to be working...I figured it would make sense to launch deluge-web under xinetd since i don't really use it much.

Code: /etc/xinetd.d$ cat deluge-web service deluge-web { flags = REUSE socket_type = stream protocol = tcp wait = no user = deluge server = /usr/bin/deluge-web instances = 20 port = 8112 }

I have the file path right:

Code: /e

[ubuntu] How to open port 31 weeks 4 days ago

How can I which ports are open/closed on my system? I am running Ubuntu 12.04, and to my knowledge there is no firewall running or installed, although it may have been in the past.

I am trying to configure Deluge because currently no incoming connections are being allowed. I checked that UPnP is enabled on the router and also configured port forwarding.

I have read and read and done all I know to do to get Deluge BitTorrent client to work with a proxy. I have done what I THINK needs to be done on my router, turned on UPnP. I haven't done anyhting in the way of port forwarding because my router (Netgear V2000V3) doesn't have a TCP option. I don't know what a DAEMON port is or if I should change it.

[ubuntu] BitTorrent and UFW 36 weeks 6 days ago

Hello,

I'm using GUFW to configure the settings.

I can't seem to be able to get torrents to work. Both Deluge and Transmission can't get through the firewall.

For deluge, I have ports 6881:6891 for incoming connections. I have outgoing set to use random ports.

In GUFW I used the preconfigured settings to try to allow torrents. I did allow, out, application, deluge.

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[kubuntu] Deluge crash help 31 weeks 17 hours ago

Hi guys, I'm having a heck of a problem with Deluge. I'm using Kubuntu 12.04 and installed Deluge 1.3.5. I use a seedbox and use the 'thin client' with Deluge.

Hi guys,

I just set up deluge on my of my old boxes running ubuntu server 10.10.

I'm trying to set up access to my deluge site from any where i travel (outside my network)

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Thanks for the advice WonderWoofyWonderWoofy wrote: Did you even bother to look at what /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/deluge.conf has in it?  This is the kind of error you want... to kind that tells you what is causing the problem, in a clear and reasonable fashion.Yes, /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/deluge.conf is there and I looked, compared it to some other files in there.