Installs and configures Deluge BitTorrent client.
Deluge is saving its configuration to files. You should be aware that
templating these config files and then changing the configuration in a
different way (through Web UI or deluge-console
), is breaking the
idempotence of this role.
-
salted_sha1 A simple Ansible filter plugin that outputs salted SHA1-encrypted passwords.
{{ password | salted_sha1('salt_goes_here') }}
Do not keep the passwords in plain-text. Use ansible-vault
for encryption.
-
deluge_users_to_add: List of users to add to the
auth
file of Deluge. http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/UserGuide/Authentication -
deluge_users_to_remove: List of users to remove from the
auth
file of Deluge. -
deluge_config_dir: Path to the dir holding the configuration files and directories.
-
deluge_web: Binary switch for setting up and configuring Deluge's Web UI.
-
deluge_web_port: Port on which Deluge's Web UI is listening.
-
deluge_web_log_level: Log level for the UI. See available options with
deluge-web --help
. -
deluge_web_daemon_args: Arguments passed to the
deluge-web
binary that's running as a service. See available options withdeluge-web --help
. -
deluge_web_password: Password to be used for the Web UI.
-
deluge_web_password_salt: Password salt used when generating the Web UI password.
The options above are more system-related, whereas the following options
are specific to how Deluge is operating. Check defaults/main.yml
for
the default values and the official docs to learn more.
- deluge_allow_remote:
- deluge_autoadd_location:
- deluge_download_location:
- deluge_move_completed_path:
- deluge_prioritize_first_last_pieces:
- deluge_queue_new_to_top:
- deluge_torrentfiles_location:
None.
- hosts: raspberrypi
gather_facts: False
become: True
roles:
- role: deluge
deluge_web: False
deluge_users_to_add:
- name: userone
password: 12345
access_level: 10
- name: usertwo
password: 67890
access_level: 5
deluge_users_to_remove:
- usertwo
deluge_download_location: '/mnt/storage/disk'
If you want to run the tests on the provided Docker environment, run the following commands:
$ cd /path/to/ansible-role-deluge
$ docker build -t ansible-role-deluge tests/support
$ docker run -it -v $PWD:/role ansible-role-deluge
$ docker run -it -v $PWD:/role --env EXTRA_VARS='deluge_web=False' ansible-role-deluge
- Add support for HTTPS
- Switch from init.d scripts to systemd
- Run the
deluged
anddeluge-web
services in Docker containers - Refactor the
salted_sha1.py
filter plugin
Follow the "fork-and-pull" Git workflow.
- Fork the repo on GitHub
- Clone the project to your own machine
- Commit changes to your own branch
- Push your work back up to your fork
- Submit a Pull request so that we can review your changes
NOTE: Be sure to merge the latest from "upstream" before making a pull request!
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