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Apps by NAStools
Hi, everyone!
I've made some updates to a few already available apps, and released some new ones.
See below for download links (click the Version link). amd64 for Intel units, armel for M...
Hello,
Where I can find the downloaded files on my NAS? When I open the shares window there is no transmission folders there, I can see that there are some data on the drive, but couldn't find folders from the dowload path of the transmission client. I have FW 6.5.0.
Thanks,
Hello northernlights,
When you map the NAS IP, there should be a new share created, Transmission is the share name. You should also see it when you go to admin page of the NAS then click Shares.
Regards,
Hello,
that what is weird. When I go to admin page of my NAS there is no Transmission folder under shares. Same if I try to connect via explorer there is no Transmission folder only the ones I created.
Thanks.
Hello northernlights,
When you launch Transmission and click the folder icon, it should show you the destination folder. What is it? Can you post a screenshot?
Regards,
northernlights wrote:Where I can find the downloaded files on my NAS? When I open the shares window there is no transmission folders there, I can see that there are some data on the drive, but couldn't find folders from the dowload path of the transmission client. I have FW 6.5.0.
The default directory downloads are saved to is /apps/nastools-transmission/downloads. You can access this folder by logging in to the NAS as the local admin user over SMB (if you still have the default admin password you'll need to change this before you're allowed to login). Access the volume share and drill down to .apps\nastools-transmission\downloads. You may need to turn on viewing of hidden files to see the .apps directory.
You're more than welcome to create a share via the ReadyNAS UI and then set your Transmission settings to use this share as the default download location.
JennC wrote:When you map the NAS IP, there should be a new share created, Transmission is the share name. You should also see it when you go to admin page of the NAS then click Shares.
This information is for Poussin's transmission. It is not applicable to my Transmission NT add-on.
Hello,
Thank you for the explanation of the dowload path. I didn't know there are some hidden files and folders.
Regards,
Hello , I can not access the downloaded files with transmission NT 2.92 on my ReadyNAS RN102. In my browser I enter the https://192.168.1.50/apps/nastools-transmission/downloads/ address but the result is as follows:
409: Conflict
Your request had an invalid session-id header.
To fix this, follow these steps:
- When reading a response, get its X-Transmission-Session-Id header and remember it
- Add the updated header to your outgoing requests
- When you get this 409 error message, resend your request with the updated header
This requirement has been added to help prevent CSRF attacks.
X-Transmission-Session-Id: N19gfcSr95Ce6aH6SV8Zjk25GBvPdx9cJk06dpNZJxKDdfsy
Thanks
albyg88 wrote:Hello , I can not access the downloaded files with transmission NT 2.92 on my ReadyNAS RN102. In my browser I enter the https://192.168.1.50/apps/nastools-transmission/downloads/ address but the result is as follows:
409: Conflict
Your request had an invalid session-id header.
You can't access your downloaded torrents via HTTP directly through Transmission.
NAStools wrote:The default directory downloads are saved to is /apps/nastools-transmission/downloads. You can access this folder by logging in to the NAS as the local admin user over SMB (if you still have the default admin password you'll need to change this before you're allowed to login). Access the volume share and drill down to .apps\nastools-transmission\downloads. You may need to turn on viewing of hidden files to see the .apps directory.
Hey NAStools,
Firstly, thanks for developing the Transmission app for the NETGEAR NAS setup.
I am having trouble executing, "Access the volume share and drill down to .apps\nastools-transmission\downloads. You may need to turn on viewing of hidden files to see the .apps directory." I have tried accessing the NAS as "admin" from both, a Mac (SMB, AFP) and a Windows (SMB) machine. I just don't see the "apps" or the ".apps" folder. Even when I manually type in the address "\\NAS_IP\.apps" on windows it simply states that Windows can not access the folder. Regarding the rights, I have added the "admin" to group "nastools-transmission" as a secondary member but still no avail.
Kindly guide.
Auth to the ReadyNAS over SMB as admin, then go to \\NAS_IP\volume_name\.apps
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