Deluge is not connecting to daemon on server despite working from another machine
I "fixed" this problem by upgrading Deluge on the server to 1.3.12. This can be done with the Deluge PPA Guide here.
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The Deluge PPA contains the latest Deluge releases for Ubuntu.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deluge-team/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install deluge
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alex_d
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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alex_d almost 2 years
I'm running the Deluge daemon on a server on my home network, and would like to be able to connect with both my desktop and my laptop.
- Laptop: Ubuntu 16.04, Deluge 1.3.12
- Desktop: Ubuntu 14.04, Deluge 1.3.6
- Server: Mythbuntu 14.04, Deluge 1.3.6
Connecting through both
deluge-console
and the GUI work on the Desktop.Entering the same information (IP, port, user, and password) on the Laptop does not discover a connection. In the GUI, there is still a grey X in Connection Manager; when attempting to connect through the console, no information is output, the console just remains unconnected. I have disconnected and reconnected the desktop to confirm that all of the daemon information is correct.
I've rolled back the laptop's version of deluge to 1.3.6 to see if there was a version incompatibility, but this didn't fix the problem. Deluged is running as my normal user (not a new deluge user).
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Cas about 8 yearsThis is unlikely to be a Deluge issue, I would suggest there is something else going on with your laptop. You will need to see if you can ping and telnet to the daemon. I am not sure if it will identify the issue but you can enable deluge debug logs from both client and daemon.
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Cas about 8 yearsIt also it prudent to update Deluge to the latest version, 1.3.12, as 1.3.6 is ancient and huge numbers of other fixes have been made since that release...
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alex_d about 8 yearsI don't believe that this could be the problem, since I can connect remotely. However, I changed allow_remote to true on the laptop just in case, but it didn't fix the problem.
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Cas about 8 yearsYou didn't say you could connect remotely
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alex_d about 8 yearsSorry, I thought it was clear from the fact that I can connect from the desktop to the server. I've edited to make it clearer.
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Cas about 8 yearsIt was not clear, I have updated the question for clarity
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Cas almost 8 yearsThis reminds me that for security SSLv3 was disabled so now only uses TLS in later versions of Deluge (also TLS forced in openssl) and likely the reason for not connecting.
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Cas almost 8 yearsFor reference this is the relevant ticket: dev.deluge-torrent.org/ticket/2555
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alex_d almost 8 yearsA client running 1.3.6 will connect to a server running 1.3.12, but not vice-versa, it appears.