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This line causes the segfault:  
entry::list_type &peers = DHTstate.find_key("nodes")->list();

It happens when DHTstate.find_key("nodes") returns 0.

Not sure if this is the correct fix, but it at least allows me to run the
svn version of Deluge.

This library lakes some compilation tools such as configure script.
Whatever writing somewhere the dependance needed to compile it would be
kind enough.

If I open the newest python-libtorrent debian package (filename
python-libtorrent-0.1.6.deb) with the package installer, it says it's
version 0.1-1. Shouldn't it be version 0.1.6 ?

In python-libtorrent.cpp line 39 should be changed from #include
<iostream.h> to #include <iostream>

This generates a warning while using GCC 4.

Well,as zachnib suggested me, I'd like to ask for a amd64 .deb of
python-libtorrent, if possible that is

Currently, deluge cannot identify itself.  In order to fix this, Deluge
needs to be added to libtorrent before it is built.

The code needs to be added at src/identify_client.cpp at line 148 in the
libtorrent directory.

I think this can be built into python-libtorrent.  Hopefully, Deluge can
make it into the list of clients in the next version of libtorrent, then we
won't have to patch.

Currently, if the user supplies a corrupted torrent file python-libtorrent
will crash with an exception.  This patch catches the exception and returns
-1 in torrent_addTorrent().  In Deluge's Torrent class we can test for the
-1 return and handle it accordingly, without Deluge crashing.