So are boost python and system installed. Then I've assumed you'd already had openmediavault-deluge installed. If is installed go to the webUI and install the deluge software from the deluge section (if its there)
Can't get deluge to install...
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libboost-python1.49.0 and libboost-system1.49.0 are installed. Despite I cannot install the plugin. After I select it and click install...
the installation window (Installing plugins ...) freezes and shows only:
Reading package lists...
Building dependency tree...
Reading state information...We know already what happens when trying to install it via terminal.
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Ok I don't have a rpi or banana with omv to test this. Try an go back and start from the beginning. Right now i know is not easy to install. You can use transmission for the moment.
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It looks like the plugin is at fault, after the comments about libboost-python and the other lib I added them as dependencies but libboost-python1.49.0 is not the same as libboost-python so the plugin refuses to install even though libboost-python1.49.0 is installed.
Codelibboost-python1.49.0 is already the newest version. libboost-python1.49.0 set to manually installed. libboost-system1.49.0 is already the newest version. libboost-system1.49.0 set to manually installed.Codeopenmediavault-deluge : Depends: libboost-system but it is not installable Depends: libboost-python but it is not installableI will update the plugin to install the 1.49.0 versions.
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I've encounter the same problem. That's why i forced with aptitude, with the option number two.
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will this install deluge 1.3.10?
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Yes
Or 1.3.5 There is a button for each, click on the version you would like to install. You can update at a later stage using the update manager.
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on a fresh omv install I get this the plugin installer hangs at
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The plugin has been updated, please try it again when you get the chance.
I was able to install the plugin successfully :). It's running 1.3.10 which is great. Thank you.How can I make configuration changes, is it possible to use Deluge plugins (add a blocklist, set time - it's set to Date: 01/01/1970 01:00:00, etc.)?
I'll need to master privilages and ACLs in order to make the shares useful which makes it quite a challange
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Nothing here with privileges or ACL. The daemon runs under Deluge user who belongs to users. He should have read-write access to shares. The configuration of Deluge is inside Deluge Web interface or it can be done in a gtk client in classic mode
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I was able to install the plugin successfully :). It's running 1.3.10 which is great. Thank you.
Was this done using the plugin alone or did you have to do any extra steps using the shell?
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I've recently tried reinstalling OMV on my test system, and noticed deluge in the repo. But when I try to install it, it just hangs at:
Reading package lists...
Building dependency tree...When I manually installed it before I had to install liboost python etc. I assumed that installing from repo would install those dependancies for me, but I guess not? Is this normal?
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For me I've always use the shell for this plugin
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Was this done using the plugin alone or did you have to do any extra steps using the shell?
Eventually I installed Deluge via GUI but I tried both versions first and after that the plugin got updated so I uninstalled the older version and installed the new one. -
For me I've always use the shell for this plugin
yeah, that was how I installed it last time as well. I just figured I should report the bug, if its to make its way into a repo then it should be a handy one click install.
and now it gets stuck on:
Reading package lists...
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That is what I get, as you cn see it does install everthing needed to run deluge (apart from deluge it self)
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cpu: i5-2500k
motherboard: msi p67A-G43 B3
ram: 4gb gskill ripjaws 1333
gpu: sapphire radeon 6950
ssd (system): sandisk extreme 120gb
hdd (storage): wd blue 1TB
psu: corsair tx650Wdid you have any other plugins installed, that may have installed their own dependancies, before installing deluge from the test repo? When I tried it, deluge was the first thing that I tried to install on a fresh OMV
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I had only just installed omv-extras on a VM that I had just installed.
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