Add any users you wish to be able to easily manage or access files downloaded through Deluge to the group deluge will run as, for example.

Lazarus Daemon Stop Code And Set

Create the file etcinitdeluged.conf with the following code and set uid and gid to the user and group you wish to run deluged as.

Refer to Wikipedia for details of possible values and their effects.

Deluged must be stopped and started instead of just restarted after changes.

If you enable logging, as described later in this page, the umasks specified here also affect the permissions of newly created logs.

Create the file etcinitdeluge-web.conf with the following code and set uid and gid as required.

This should only affect the permissions of plugins installed through the Web UI and, if enabled, logs.

Group permissions are restricted to read-only to prevent compromised member accounts injecting malicious code into plugins or modifying the logs.

If you followed the old guide to create an init script you need to remove them.

Although the Web UI will startstop automatically when deluged startsstops it can be manually controlled with.

Create a structure for Deluge to log to and give the user that Deluge is running as (in this case deluge ) full access to that directory.

Create etclogrotate.ddeluge with the following code to rotate the logs.