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README.md
Deluge BitTorrent Client
Deluge is a BitTorrent client that utilizes a daemon/client model. It has various user interfaces available such as the GTK-UI, Web-UI and Console-UI. It uses libtorrent at its core to handle the BitTorrent protocol.
Install
From PyPi:
pip install deluge
with all optional dependencies:
pip install deluge[all]
From source code:
pip install .
with all optional dependencies:
pip install .[all]
See DEPENDS and Installing/Source for dependency details.
Usage
The various user-interfaces and Deluge daemon can be started with the following commands.
Use the --help
option for further command options.
Gtk UI
deluge
or deluge-gtk
Console UI
deluge-console
Web UI
deluge-web
Open http://localhost:8112 with default password deluge
.
Daemon
deluged
See the Thinclient guide to connect to the daemon from another computer.