- Using DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH seems to have the unintended effect of making associated apps
unusable (unable to locate dylds) when opening a file from within Deluge. The workaround
for now is to switch to using DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH.
* A bug in libtorrent means that a magnet with a trailing newline will be added
but with an invalid info_hash. Strip any whitespace before add is a workaround.
* use splitlines to remove line endings so filter with len works as intended.
* use a short form of the magnet hash so the resulting filename will be unique
and prevent potential overwriting of other files.
* verify magnet is valid
* The default piece priority was changed in lt 1.1 from 1 to 4
so in 1.3 we will simple convert them back to 1 as 4 is not used.
* The set_file_priorities method was refactored to make the changes simpler.
* Revert changes made to fix 'too many files open' as Image.open does
not return a file descriptor and generated the following error:
exceptions.AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'startswith'
* Also fix style for raising an exception.
* A UnicodeDecodeError can occur if creating a string using translated
text but we should not be translating anything in core anyway so
remove the markup and do the translating in UI.
* A torrent file contains an uncommon field 'filehash' which must be hex encoded
to allow dumping the torrent info to json. Otherwise it will fail with:
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xe5 in position 0: invalid continuation byte
* Copy-pasting from web page can include extra space at end of string.
* Also make minor change to populate the magnet name with infohash
for nicer UI display.
* Ensure all file descriptors are closed. Using the with statement ensures
closure and adding 'from __future__ ...' for Python 2.5 compatibility.
* The main problem was with thousands of unclosed file desciptors from
tracker_icons mkstemp.
* Use a prefix 'deluge_ticon.' to identify created tracker_icon tmp files.
When installed to the system, not using .app, error is raised on startup
as nsapp_open_file is ignoring Deluge-bin but not deluge or deluge-gtk for
potential 'filename' when connecting NSApplicationOpenFile.
- Any plugins that were started before the WebUI plugin would not be loaded
upon starting the web server and would be not show up. The fix is to use
web.pluginmanager.start to get all enabled plugins from core.
- Update log message output for enable/disable in pluginmanager.
- Deregister plugin events on json_api disable.
Due to the nature of passing a command and args to cmd.exe and then
to a batch file in Windows any ampersands in execute args need to be
double-escaped so prefixing with tripe-caret (^^^&) is the fix for this.
