I figured it out. The same problem as with my FTP server occured; in the sharelist i needed to click advanced, and then hard-set the owner and group to nobody and nogroup. Then all started working.
I got some problems with Transmission on my Ultra2 x86 readynas. When i install it report that "there was an error during installation" but i still works and it shows up in frontview and i can start it. But the big problem is that i wont autostart on reboot. I have to manually start it everytime. Any suggestions? This is a clean install of latest version on latest firmware
Might be worth checking the permissions on the email_alert script. My emails were initially not working either until I found out that the script didn't have execute permissions.
chmod 755 /addons-config/Transmission/email_alert
Did the trick for me.
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Super-poussin, when adding a torrent with private trackers via the web interface nothing is added. In support of the transmission people say that we must put the file cookies.txt in the directory configuration. I tried, but unfortunately the torrent and not added. Will this work on readynas ulta and if it is in which directory to put the file cookies.txt?
Super-poussin, when adding a torrent with private trackers via the web interface nothing is added. In support of the transmission people say that we must put the file cookies.txt in the directory configuration. I tried, but unfortunately the torrent and not added. Will this work on readynas ulta and if it is in which directory to put the file cookies.txt?
reading the patch source , it should be I think in : /c/addons-config/Transmission/transmission-daemon#
I have just updated to Raidiator beta 4.1.8 T5 to re enable Time Machine support for Lion 10.7.
Transmission no longer works though. I was using v2.11 to comply with a private tracker rules.
I tried re-installing v2.11 but Frontview gives me a 'this addin is not supported by this architecture' error. (error message not accurate as doing from memory).
I resolved the "permission denied" issue by simply disable the incomplete folder. In settings.json I changed to: "incomplete-dir": "/c/media/BitTorrent", and "incomplete-dir-enabled": false,
works fine
What he said.
I was bashing my head against the wall with this error until I found this post. Stopped service, commented out the incomplete folder, restarted, presto.
Oh yeah - Transmission GUI is indispensable for those coming from uTorrent 😄
I am new to the ReadyNAS community but I have used Transmission previously on my Western Digital.
One of the features I love here is changing my default download directory. This is especially important since I changed the default Shares and no longer have a "c".
I changed the directory in preferences from "/c/Media/Bitorrent" to "/Public/Imports/Torrents" which is the exact path I would like downloads to go to and that directory exists.
However every time I start a torrent after a minute or two it says "Error: No such file or directory (/Public/Imports/Torrents/Rad/Rad.1986.xvid.avi)" I assume Transmission is having trouble creating files on my share, do I need to enable Transmission as a user or something like that?
This is on a ReadyNAS Ultra 6 running RAIDiator 4.2.19-T4
When I go to the Add-ons and click “Installed” it says “No add-on packages are currently installed.”
So after downloading transmission, I first click on to “Add New” from the Add-ons menu. I select “Transmission_2.33.02.bin” and click on “Install.” But I get the message “Installation of this add-on conflicts with an existing service. Aborting installation.”
What could be causing this problem and what can I do about it?
Thank you.
BTW, I’m running RAIDiator 4.2.17 on a ReadyNAS Pro Business.
Hi, apologies if this has been posted / resolved before - if it has, I can't find the solution!
I'm using: ReadyNAS Duo with RAIDiator 4.1.7 [1.00a043] with IP 192.168.0.2 Transmission. P2P Client v2.33 NetGear DGN3500 router
DGN3500 Router is configured with: Service called "Transmission", type "TCP/UDP", ports 60000 - 65535 Firewall outbound rule ALLOW always, Transmission service, Any LAN, Any WAN Firewall inbound rule ALLOW always, Transmission service, LAN 192.168.0.2, Any WAN
I can access the Transmission web interface without issue. I can add torrents without issue
The problem is that the torrents will not download, or connect to anything.
From the Web UI, the preferences / network tab is reporting: - Peer Communication: Enable Micro Transport Protocol (uTP) is Enabled - Peer listening port: Incoming TCP Port: 61413 "Port is closed"
