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deluged

Deluged is a command line tool that is a part of the Deluge BitTorrent client. Deluge is a popular open-source, cross-platform BitTorrent client that is known for its user-friendly interface and feature-rich capabilities.

Deluged specifically refers to the Deluge daemon, a background process that runs on a server or remote machine to handle torrent downloads. It provides a lightweight and efficient way to manage torrents remotely, without the need for a graphical user interface.

With deluged, users can control and manage their torrent downloads and uploads using simple command line instructions. This tool allows for extensive configuration options and enables advanced features like prioritizing downloads, setting upload and download speed limits, scheduling downloads, and more.

One of the key advantages of deluged is its ability to be accessed remotely. This means you can execute commands from another machine or even a mobile device using appropriate tools or Deluge's web interface. It allows you to manage your torrents without the need to directly interact with the server or machine running Deluge.

Overall, deluged is a powerful command line tool that enhances the functionality and flexibility of the Deluge BitTorrent client, enabling users to remotely control and manage their torrent downloads and uploads.

List of commands for deluged:

  • deluged:tldr:629fc deluged: Start the Deluge daemon using a specific configuration file.
    $ deluged -c ${path-to-configuration_file}
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  • deluged:tldr:63180 deluged: Start the Deluge daemon.
    $ deluged
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  • deluged:tldr:93099 deluged: Start the Deluge daemon on a specific port.
    $ deluged -p ${port}
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  • deluged:tldr:b4063 deluged: Start the Deluge daemon and output the log to a file.
    $ deluged -l ${path-to-log_file}
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