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deluge-console

text-based console interface for Deluge

TLDR

Start interactive console

$ deluge-console
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Connect to daemon and list torrents
$ deluge-console "connect; info"
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Add a torrent
$ deluge-console "add [file.torrent]"
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Pause a torrent
$ deluge-console "pause [torrent_id]"
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Resume a torrent
$ deluge-console "resume [torrent_id]"
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Remove a torrent
$ deluge-console "rm [torrent_id]"
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Show torrent details
$ deluge-console "info -v [torrent_id]"
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SYNOPSIS

deluge-console [options] [command]

DESCRIPTION

deluge-console is the text-based console interface for the Deluge BitTorrent client. It provides a curses-based interactive mode and supports command execution for scripting.
In interactive mode, it presents a navigable interface for managing torrents with keyboard shortcuts. In command mode, it accepts commands as arguments for non-interactive operation, useful for scripts and automation.
The console connects to the Deluge daemon (deluged) either locally or remotely, providing the same functionality as the GTK client through a terminal interface.

PARAMETERS

COMMAND

Command to execute (run interactively if omitted).
connect [HOST:PORT]
Connect to deluge daemon.
info [-v]
Show torrent information.
add TORRENT
Add torrent file or magnet link.
pause ID
Pause torrent.
resume ID
Resume paused torrent.
rm ID
Remove torrent.
config
Show/set configuration.
--help
Display help information.

CONFIGURATION

~/.config/deluge/

Configuration files including console.conf for console-specific settings.

CAVEATS

Requires deluged daemon running. Interactive mode needs terminal with curses support. Remote connections require proper authentication. Command syntax differs from GTK interface.

HISTORY

deluge-console was developed as part of the Deluge project to provide terminal access to the BitTorrent client. It addresses the need for headless server management and scripted torrent operations.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

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> TERMINAL_GEAR

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