Hey guys, as I am sure many of you are aware, the latest update to Deluge broke compatibility with Transdrone and Transdroid. For those of you unaware, these apps are the same, except Transdroid has RSS support and is not available on the Play store. It can be, however, found here or on third party app stores like Aptoid. The problem has already been brought to light to the dev in this thread, where they have already figured out the issue, but an official build has not been released. I was able to recompile the dev/beta code in sdk and tested it indeed works! If any one wishes to look at the code directly you can find it here.
I've uploaded the "fixed" apk to my dropbox until the official fix is released. For those of you using the split tunnel and reverse proxy written about on this site there are a few things to know. ([Feel free to use this in future guides but seeing as i don't see one yet... )
Most of you already know the basic set up. For those who don't:
Server settings
The server name - anything you want
Server type - duh
IP or host - your DNS address specified in you nginx config
Leave username and pass empty
Deluge web password - the password you use to access the webui
select optional and do what you like, (make sure server OS matches yours)
if you don't know what Base FTP url is you likely don't need it.
now click Advanced:
Advanced Settings
Port number - normally 443 will work, but if your ISP is like mine and blocks incoming ports 80 and 443 TCP you will need to set up a Virtual Server with a new port number and route it to 443 (see your router manual or web page for instructions)
Local network - if you intend to use this at home, set this to the SSID (the name of your network) this is case sensitive.
Local IP or host - set this to your server's local IP address this should already be set as static if you followed the split tunnel and reverse proxy guides. If not see your router manual.
Local port - this should be 443 make sure it is forwarded to your server from the router settings.
Disable Authentication - I've tried it both ticked and un-ticked, seeing as we left user and pass blank on the last page it shouldn't matter.
Folder - if you followed the reverse proxy guide, this should be: /deluge if not, change it to whatever you named the sub-page in the reverse file.
Connection timeout - this can be left blank, I believe the default is 5 seconds, but you can change it to whatever suits your needs.
Use SSL - tick this since we set up https in the nginx guide
Accept all SSL certificates - you should only need this if you made a self signed SSL cert instead of Let's Encrypt
Custom SSL - this is your choice, I haven't set it up so i am not entirely sure how/if it works properly.
All said and done, when you look at the server's list you should see something like this:
<your-server-name>
https://<your.ddns.net:443/deluge
Apologies if this is difficult to read, I am not much of a tut writer, but I figured I would make my contribution.
Feel free to post and correct me and/or remove this if I've done something wrong/uncouth, I am still new to the public sector of coding. ;-)
I've uploaded the "fixed" apk to my dropbox until the official fix is released. For those of you using the split tunnel and reverse proxy written about on this site there are a few things to know. ([Feel free to use this in future guides but seeing as i don't see one yet... )
Most of you already know the basic set up. For those who don't:
Server settings
The server name - anything you want
Server type - duh
IP or host - your DNS address specified in you nginx config
Leave username and pass empty
Deluge web password - the password you use to access the webui
select optional and do what you like, (make sure server OS matches yours)
if you don't know what Base FTP url is you likely don't need it.
now click Advanced:
Advanced Settings
Port number - normally 443 will work, but if your ISP is like mine and blocks incoming ports 80 and 443 TCP you will need to set up a Virtual Server with a new port number and route it to 443 (see your router manual or web page for instructions)
Local network - if you intend to use this at home, set this to the SSID (the name of your network) this is case sensitive.
Local IP or host - set this to your server's local IP address this should already be set as static if you followed the split tunnel and reverse proxy guides. If not see your router manual.
Local port - this should be 443 make sure it is forwarded to your server from the router settings.
Disable Authentication - I've tried it both ticked and un-ticked, seeing as we left user and pass blank on the last page it shouldn't matter.
Folder - if you followed the reverse proxy guide, this should be: /deluge if not, change it to whatever you named the sub-page in the reverse file.
Connection timeout - this can be left blank, I believe the default is 5 seconds, but you can change it to whatever suits your needs.
Use SSL - tick this since we set up https in the nginx guide
Accept all SSL certificates - you should only need this if you made a self signed SSL cert instead of Let's Encrypt
Custom SSL - this is your choice, I haven't set it up so i am not entirely sure how/if it works properly.
All said and done, when you look at the server's list you should see something like this:
<your-server-name>
https://<your.ddns.net:443/deluge
Apologies if this is difficult to read, I am not much of a tut writer, but I figured I would make my contribution.
Feel free to post and correct me and/or remove this if I've done something wrong/uncouth, I am still new to the public sector of coding. ;-)
and Windows will become very frustrating once you are interested in more advanced things (which you don't even know that exists, so you don't even know that you actually want it). 
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