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sbussetti / deluge-siphon

A Chrome extension for sending torrents to your Deluge server.
http://sbussetti.github.io/deluge-siphon/
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Always starts with default prefs #35

Closed flashbackpa closed 7 years ago

flashbackpa commented 7 years ago

Everytime i start using siphon, it starts with default prefs, it tries to connect to localhost instead than try to connect to the host i wrote in prefs. Than i have to revert to default prefs and rewrite my own.

sbussetti commented 7 years ago

That's a strange one. the extension stores its prefs in localStorage -- do you block or reset that or anything between sessions?

clementleger commented 7 years ago

I have kind of the same situation here, but even if I update my preferences with my deluge server, the plugins says it fail to connect to server 127.0.0.1:127.0.01. Note that my preferences seems to be saved since if I restart chromium, the server field is fill correctly. I have CHromium 55 but it was the same thing using chromium 53. The issue started to happen with some recent update (v 0.70.2).

sbussetti commented 7 years ago

Roger that, I will work to reproduce and get this fixed asap. Thanks for using my extension and thanks for reporting this issue!

clementleger commented 7 years ago

What a quick response :) Tell me if you need some debug information, etc.

sbussetti commented 7 years ago

I have a guess what it is -- gonna push an adjustment later tonight. I'll let you know once it's in the wild so you can check... if that doesn't do it I'll prolly ask for some console log info. stay tuned.

sbussetti commented 7 years ago

@clementleger -- just pushed 0.70.6. Let me know if you have better luck with your settings @flashbackpa -- I'm still not really clear on why your settings wouldn't be saving unless you have localStorage disabled. Can you check Settings -> Privacy -> Content Settings? "Allow local data to be set" must be enabled for my extension to save its settings.

clementleger commented 7 years ago

@sbussetti : Still no luck... I have checked to be sure and localstorage is allowed. I'm using chromium 55.0.2883.75 (Developer Build) Built on 8.6, running on Debian 8.6 (64-bit) and deluge. Is there a way to try older delugesiphon version manually ? I tried cloning it and loading as a local extension but it did not work (settings were never saved)

sbussetti commented 7 years ago

@clementleger -- yeah you need to build the extension before loading it. To do so:

make sure you pull the latest (i just pushed a small change to help you test), then.

npm install -g gulp (if you don't already have gulp installed) cd path/to/deluge-siphon npm install gulp build

that'll create a build/ folder in the project. you can then "load unpacked extension" and point it at build/, not at the project root.

Once installed, go to options, enable debug logging and reload the extension.

After that, just open the [background page] inspector from the link on my entry on the extensions:// page and then go through your use case -- change some settings, then try to download something. If possible, also open the console inspector on the actual page your using the extension and send me the log output from there too.

Really appreciate the help.

clementleger commented 7 years ago

Ok, I think I got it... When deluge-siphon connects to deluge, deluge returns in formations with daemon port and ip (at least, I think). And the IP is 127.0.0.1. So it seems to be more of a deluge configuration problem rather than deluge-siphon :) Sorry for bothering you ! By the way, I fixed a small error message. Thanks for your help !