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@stop I.. already did that, don't worry.
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@Condor systemctl edit reloads the daemon after the exit of the editor
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https://deluge-torrent.org
Version 2 came out recently. -
@stop Then my systemd must be different from yours. Feel free to take this container to accompany the whole "works for me", I can export it for you.
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@kescherRant @Condor That or qBittorrent. I had some speed trouble with the former, hence why I switched. Not looking back for now! Easy to configure, supports RSS, autodownloader, etc.
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@Jilano Deluge 2.x is much faster.
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@kescherRant Any specific reasons behind that? I'll check it out nonetheless, but it's harder to test it out now that I have a better connection.
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@Jilano
The devs had to rewrite a lot of code. That's also why there was no release for 2+ years lol
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@stop which OS are you on?
I love software. Seriously, I love it. /s
Transmission is given a bad torrent (which, given that it's a torrent service, you'd expect it handles quite robustly) and completely fucks up. Like, really badly. It doesn't respond to RPC anymore, systemd has to resort to sending it a SIGKILL to get it off the process tree, and the web interface.. yeah. Nothing.
It doesn't log by default, so fine I'll add that to the systemd unit and restart it with debugging options enabled.
# systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl daemon-reexec
Turns out that /var/log/transmission.log can't be written to by my Transmission user. Well shit. Change that to /home/condor/transmission.log.
# systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl daemon-reexec
# systemctl restart transmission-daemon
*blood starts to reach its boiling point*
Still logs in the wrong fucking location. Systemd, I told you to log over there. I did everything I could to make you steaming pile of shit reload that fucking config. What's the fucking problem!?
*about 15 minutes of fighting systemd*
Finally! It spits out a log in the right location! Thank you Transmission and systemd for finally doing your fucking jobs. So a bad torrent it is, hmm...
*removes torrent from .config/transmission/torrents*
Transmission: *still fucking shits itself on that ostensibly removed torrent*
That's it. BEGONE!!!
Oh and don't get me started on the fact that apparently a service needs some 400MB of memory. Channeling your inner Chrome Transmission?
rant