Transmission add-on crashing on ReadyNas Duo

vi settings.json
and have a look on http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vi
Welcome on Unix system.......

frarev wrote:
vi settings.json and have a look on http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vi Welcome on Unix system.......

Thanks! But i preferred in swedish: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vi_%28textredigerare%29 :D

you can just edit the settings.json file via whatever protocol you like using a text editor that supports unix-files. I use Notepad++ and edit the file over CIFS.

If you don't see the addons-config share, you can create a share for it and set permissions for whatever user you like. This might give Transmission permission-problems though. You can also find the directory on the c. You will have to log in (using CIFS) as admin and go to \\ipofnas\c\addons-config\Transmission\transmission-daemon\ to find the settings.json file.

The first option lets you edit the file without having to log in as admin, but might give permission problems for Transmission. You don't have that problem with the last option, but you will have to log in as admin

Good idea, but how do you create a share on c or addons-config ?

The share is automatically created when you install the Transmission add-on for Sparc or x86.

Do you have the Duo v1 or the Duo v2?

Exact and ok for addons-config (i just saw it has been created), but for c ?
I have old Duo v1

The "C" share is for the C volume and is accessed when you login to CIFS (i.e. \\ip.address.of.nas) as "admin" (the Frontview user).

That's was "plättlätt" (a piece of cake).

Next question: how can I change the default admin-password?

When you're logged into Frontview, go to the menu item "Security" then click "Admin Password"

JarnoG wrote:
When you're logged into Frontview, go to the menu item "Security" then click "Admin Password"

Sorry if I was not clear, I mean in Transmission.