Basically I have Deluge all setup for my account with Transdroid and the WebUI and everything, however, what I would really like, is for it to start the moment the computer does so that no matter who logs in, my downloads continue. Furthermore, I don't want other users to be able to see it when they log in, not in the taskbar or in the notification area. What would be ideal would be to have it as a service which I could control through the Deluge GUI. Any suggestions?
Ubuntu – How to start Deluge in the background
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From Deluge 1.3.4 onwards there is now support for Magnet URIs in the Add Url box of the WebUI.
For reference, the Infohash option is only for the BitTorrent hash so it is different to a Magnet Uri that is a link that contains a Base32 encoded version of this hash along with other information such as trackers and filename. For 1.3.5 I have hidden this unused button to prevent any further confusion.
You don't need to install any additional software to change the default program to open a specific archive type. Just open the file manager Nautilus and right click the file. Open Properties and go to the Open with tab. There you choose the default program.
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Deluge has a daemon too. I haven't tried deluge since I started using transmission, and I've never tried deluge's daemon, but I know it has one. You might have to install the daemon (deluged) separately. It may be as easy as putting the following line in
/etc/rc.local:but read the manual page for deluged first (
man deluged). You might have to tell it to use the same configuration as the gui version, and it may have a separate init or upstart script, in which case you'll want to edit those instead of/etc/rc.local.