I wanna know more but the website is not very clear on how the encryption works.
Doesn't it require that other peers also use Deluge in order to maximise the full benefits of this encyption?

Not bad. I used Deluge on Debian , the speeds are wonderful.

Watch out, a Windows version of Deluge is in the making. With full stream encryption

I tested it on WinXPSP2 under VMware 5.5

It works well, no crashes or anything so far
Here's a screenie

I built Deluge on Debian Linux myself, the source code can be modified to change the user agent and peerid to something else.

In the source tar, modify 2 files:-

1) deluge-0.5.5\src\deluge_core.cpp
Read here-> http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&p=1784

2) deluge-0.5.5\libtorrent\src\http_tracker_connection.cpp
On line 440, change

m_send_buffer += m_settings.user_agent;

to

m_send_buffer += "<your user agent>";

You're absolutely right. Changing the py file is better.
Guess i didn't know they put the values there..

This post has been edited by socratesman: Sep 14 2007, 06:49 PM

Actually I also read on uTorrent forums that they will implement full stream encryption in near future versions. That concerns me more since there are much more UT users than Deluge users. As more and more UT users upgrade their clients, TMNut will notice the huge increase in unidentified traffic and start implementing some countermeasures.

For those who upgrade and compile themselves on linux,
do you uninstall fully first or compile and reinstall over existing version?

What is the most stable version for the Linux ?