Tried to install on my Unraid - Docker Deluge v2.0.3-2

[GHJJ123]

Hi there, I was searching and found the SimpleExtractor plugin for Deluge, however I am having difficulties trying to get it properly installed on my Unraid Docker Container.

When I try to install it via the WebGui, it gives me [oject filelist] and doesn't do anything after uploading. I also tried manually placing the .egg files in the appdata/deluge/plugins folder and restarting the service. Nothing shows up.

Any help appreciated, thanks!

Using Deluge v2.0.3-2 and Python 2.7.17

[mingkmt]

I am having the exact same issue.

[syyyn]

Here you go.

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-deluge/issues/84#issuecomment-582817574

[mingkmt]

Here you go.

linuxserver/docker-deluge#84 (comment)

Doesn't seem to have an effect with binhex version

[mingkmt]

Figured out the issue with the Binhex docker.. The upload feature seems to be broken. I copied the 3.8 plugin to the plugins folder in appdata, then opened the core.conf file and added the full file name to the "plugins" section. Working now!

[GHJJ123]

Strange, I edit the core.conf as you mentioned

"plugins_location": "/plugins",

and started up the deluge service again.

I take a look at core.conf and it detects the "SimpleExtractor" in the list of plugins but doesn't show in the web daemon.

Wondering if I'm doing something wrong.

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Figured out the issue with the Binhex docker.. The upload feature seems to be broken. I copied the 3.8 plugin to the plugins folder in appdata, then opened the core.conf file and added the full file name to the "plugins" section. Working now!

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[matt-ortiz]

I copied the 3.8 plugin to the plugins folder in appdata, then opened the core.conf file and added the full file name to the "plugins" section.

thanks, @mingkmt FINALLY! SO this is how to get plugins working with the Binhex docker!

@d8ahazard thanks for keeping this updated!

[timrettop]

I copied the 3.8 plugin to the plugins folder in appdata, then opened the core.conf file and added the full file name to the "plugins" section.

thanks, @mingkmt FINALLY! SO this is how to get plugins working with the Binhex docker!

@d8ahazard thanks for keeping this updated!

I just wanted to share that I went through this process as well, but was having trouble with listing the full egg name, and had to use the short name, which worked for me.

This was in the deluged.log: 16:40:53.044 [WARNING ][deluge.pluginmanagerbase :132 ] Cannot enable non-existant plugin SimpleExtractor-1.4-py3.8

Defining the plugin in core.conf as SimpleExtractor loaded the plugin correctly. "enabled_plugins": [ "Label", "SimpleExtractor" ],

deluged.log: 16:51:57.677 [INFO ][deluge.pluginmanagerbase :189 ] Plugin SimpleExtractor enabled...

[d8ahazard]

Hey all. It seems that with the linuxserver version of docker, the 3.6 egg is needed. I've added this to the existing 1.4 release. I think that might fix some issues. Still trying to figure out why it just stopped working on my binhex-deluge version...

[controlol]

you can build the plugin in the container, then remove the source files. Restarting the container will show the plugin. I got this working pretty quickly tbh. The plugin can be enabled from the webUI. If you download the source and extract it to the plugin folder (/config/plugins) you can build it using the following command: python3 setup.py bdist_egg The plugin will be created in the "dist" folder after which you can move it to /config/plugins after restarting the docker you can enable it from the webui

[GHJJ123]

you can build the plugin in the container, then remove the source files. Restarting the container will show the plugin. I got this working pretty quickly tbh. The plugin can be enabled from the webUI. If you download the source and extract it to the plugin folder (/config/plugins) you can build it using the following command: python3 setup.py bdist_egg The plugin will be created in the "dist" folder after which you can move it to /config/plugins after restarting the docker you can enable it from the webui

It's been a year and a bit I never got this working in my Unraid Docker unfortunately.

I tried to build the egg but this error, cant even get that going unfortunately and when I try to do it manually and restart the container, it overwrites my old core.conf

Traceback (most recent call last): File "setup.py", line 14, in from setuptools import find_packages, setup ImportError: No module named setuptools

[GHJJ123]

So I was able to get SimpleExtractor to show up under the plugin side, but when I try to enable it, the options dont show up.