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New Transmission add-on thread
The previous thread was very long time to open a new one and prepare the 2.0 :)
using the location: \\nas1\addons-config\Transmission\transmission-daemon\resume
i can see that it is sucessfully creating the .resume file with the following values:
i've tried 'chmod 775 *' in the resume folder, which does sucessfully apply, however when transmission process starts, it re-writes the permissions back to the above quoted code (chmod 600?). this is true for all active downloads. paused downloads do not have their permissions changed untill they move back to an active status.
i dont know too much about reading linux permissions on windows, but windows sees these files as read/write, and not modify against the 'nobody' user. the 'nogroup' group has no permissions on these .resume files.
is this checking issue that i've had a transmission issue, or something funky on my NAS?
i can see that it is sucessfully creating the .resume file with the following values:
-rw------- 1 nobody nogroup 3018 2010-05-30 10:56 armin_van_buuren_-_a_state_of_trance_454_-_2010-04-29.efec790f3659693c.resume
i've tried 'chmod 775 *' in the resume folder, which does sucessfully apply, however when transmission process starts, it re-writes the permissions back to the above quoted code (chmod 600?). this is true for all active downloads. paused downloads do not have their permissions changed untill they move back to an active status.
i dont know too much about reading linux permissions on windows, but windows sees these files as read/write, and not modify against the 'nobody' user. the 'nogroup' group has no permissions on these .resume files.
is this checking issue that i've had a transmission issue, or something funky on my NAS?
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