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Zapoteknico
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Jan 18, 2017
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Cannot Find Transmission Folders and downloaded files

Hello all,

 

I have just finished setting up my ReadyNas 10400. I installed Transmission 2.82 (the one availalbe in the Netgear Apps Catalogue) and so far I have been able to download Torrents with it.

However, as soon as the Downlaods are compelted, I cannot find the default fodler where the files are in my ReadyNass and no Idea how to access them...
i have the files in my readynas, but I cannot find them anywhere.

 

I have tried to use the Transmission Remote GUI but, when I enter the ReadyNass IP address, User and OPassword, i receive the error that the "host refused connection" 
I am using the same username and password that the Transmission webpage asks me when I lunch Transmission bt it doesn't work.

 

Can anyone help me?

 

Thank you 

  • Just call your share Transmission and create a folder in it called Downloads

    Then in the Web UI show the path as /data/Transmission/Downloads

    Apologies as I may have confused you re "/data/" as generally many share paths need that prefix

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    • bedlam1's avatar
      bedlam1
      Prodigy

      or it may be

              User: admin

      Password: password

  • Yes, i just tried with all the suggestions but the result is the same... Connection refused

  • Zapoteknico wrote:
    I cannot find the default fodler where the files are in my ReadyNass and no Idea how to access them...
    Open the Transmission webpage from your NAS, click the spanner (bottom left of screen) and a pop up will appear, on it the directory where torrents are downloaded to is shown (which you can change if required) . It needs to be a share on your NAS with a path begining with /data/
    • bedlam1's avatar
      bedlam1
      Prodigy

      It's a long time since I set Transmission up....... maybe it is User:admin and the NAS password?

  • Same result. The Nas password is the one that let me access the web gui that works perfectly downloading the torrents... The problem is that i cannot find the transmission folders anywhere :(
    • bedlam1's avatar
      bedlam1
      Prodigy

      Open the Transmission webpage from your NAS, click the spanner (bottom left of screen) and a pop up will appear, on it the directory where torrents are downloaded to is shown (which you can change if required) . It needs to be a share on your NAS with a path begining with /data/

       

  • Ok. 

    In the meanwhile,  i removed and resintalled Transmission and made a reset of the User Rights. 

     

    When I go in Shares,  in the admin page of my Nas,  I can see 2 shares:

     -  Home Folder (admin) 

     -  Data (which is the one I created) 

     

    I have deleted all the standard ones as I didn't need them. 

     

    I checked the spanner and the folder showed there was:

    /apps/nastools-transmission/downloads

     

    At this point,  i have created the following folder:

    /Data/Transmission/apps/nastools-transmission/downloads

     

    And I have pasted the above in the windows replacing:

    /apps/nastools-transmission/downloads

     

    I then started downloading a torrent to test it. 

    I now get the error  Permission Denied in Transmission (i didn't have this error before

     

    When I browse the Nas from the admin Shares page,  the path of the folder i have created is showed as:

    \NasNetgear\Data\Data\Transmission\apps\nastools-transmission\downloads

     

    Do I have to create and additional Share? 

     

    • StephenB's avatar
      StephenB
      Guru - Experienced User

      Zapoteknico wrote:

       

       -  Home Folder (admin) 

       -  Data (which is the one I created)  


      If you are using XRAID, then your volume is also named Data.  The volume is also shared (though you do need to use admin credentials).  Having two shares with the same name can cause problems.

       

      I suggest renaming your Data share to something else.  I'm not sure if that will solve your transmission problem, but there are definitely other problems that it will prevent.

       

      • bedlam1's avatar
        bedlam1
        Prodigy

        Just call your share Transmission and create a folder in it called Downloads

        Then in the Web UI show the path as /data/Transmission/Downloads

        Apologies as I may have confused you re "/data/" as generally many share paths need that prefix

  • Fantastic. Thank you. It finally worked and as you stated

    I created a folder in my share
    I added /Data/ before the /share/folder

    And it finally worked

    Thank you very much
    • bedlam1's avatar
      bedlam1
      Prodigy

      Great

      As far as Remote Transmission goes it is possible to use User:admin

    • bedlam1's avatar
      bedlam1
      Prodigy

      Great

      As far as Remote Transmission goes it is possible to use User:admin with no password

      If that fails I think it may be worthwhile uninstalling and re-installing Remote Transmission i.e. start again

  • I will try this, however, at the moment, i have no need of the remote gui as i can finally find the files in my nas.
    Thank you very much as I finally can do what I wanted.

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