Deluge

How To Use Deluge WebUI On Linux

How To Use Deluge WebUI On Linux
  1. How do I access deluge Webui?
  2. How do I use deluge console?
  3. How do I access my deluge remotely?
  4. Where is deluge config file?

How do I access deluge Webui?

You can now access the Deluge daemon, deluged, on the server via the GTK UI.
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GTK UI

  1. In Preferences -> Interface and disable (untick) Classic Mode.
  2. Restart deluge and you should see the Connection Manager. ...
  3. Create a new entry with Add button:

How do I use deluge console?

deluge-console - Man Page

  1. Start the interactive console interface: deluge-console.
  2. Connect to a Deluge daemon instance: connect hostname : port.
  3. Add a torrent to the daemon: add url|magnet|path/to/file.
  4. Display information about all torrents: info.
  5. Display information about a specific torrent: info torrent_id.
  6. Pause a torrent: pause torrent_id.

How do I access my deluge remotely?

Switch to Remote mode

  1. In order to connect to your deluge headless daemon, you need to turn off the classic mode inside deluge:
  2. Restart deluge.
  3. Add your deluge IP Address to the connection Manager. Default username and password are: deluge.

Where is deluge config file?

Deluge can be configured through any of the clients as well as by simply editing the JSON-formatted configuration files located in $HOME/. config/deluge/ . $HOME refers to the home directory of the user that deluged is running as.

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