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Transmission Setup on the ReadyNAS NV+/Duo:
Preface: I wasn't able to find this all in one place, and I ran into a few snags here and there (Nothing a quick google wouldn't cure) I assume the x86 installer would be similar, but I don't have...
Good guide. However you don't need to use SSH (feel free to use SSH though if you are comfortable with using it). super-poussin has deliberately placed the config files so that using SSH shouldn't be necessary. It's still handy to have SSH access just in case.
You can login to CIFS/SMB (windows file sharing) as admin and access the addons-config share (it may require a reboot to create this) or open the C volume, open the addons-config folder and edit the relevant files using Notepad++ (don't use ordinary Notepad as it'll stuff up the formatting) on a Windows Machine or you can use TextEdit to edit the file on a Mac.
By CIFS/SMB, On a Windows machine, I mean browsing to the NAS via My Network Places or typing \\ip.address.of.nas in Windows Explorer.
On a Mac, In the Finder Click Go > Connect to server (or type Command-K) and type smb://ip.address.of.nas and then click Connect.
You can login to CIFS/SMB (windows file sharing) as admin and access the addons-config share (it may require a reboot to create this) or open the C volume, open the addons-config folder and edit the relevant files using Notepad++ (don't use ordinary Notepad as it'll stuff up the formatting) on a Windows Machine or you can use TextEdit to edit the file on a Mac.
By CIFS/SMB, On a Windows machine, I mean browsing to the NAS via My Network Places or typing \\ip.address.of.nas in Windows Explorer.
On a Mac, In the Finder Click Go > Connect to server (or type Command-K) and type smb://ip.address.of.nas and then click Connect.
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