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Every time I initiate a torrent download from search, the file is properly downloaded and imported into series directory, however, the actual torrent file is not deleted from Transmission client. I have to manually do it. The sonarr user is used to own transmission directory and running service, so is not a permissions issue.

Then use Ctrl+H and replace \s\s (assuming lines are separated by one empty line) with \n (use Regular Expession option) and try pasting. It worked for me. Initially i tried copying one 1 line and noticed some control character was being inserted (may be true in your case too. Use the 'Add' button in transmission to verify)

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In my configuration.nix file, I have tried adding both transmission and transmission-qt. transmission-qt does add an app to my system that I can start. However, I can only ever add torrents but they do not start downloading.

Based on your configuration it looks like the firewall is blocking the port. I was able to get it working after setting transmission to use a fixed port, opening it in the firewall and configuring port forwarding in my router (it took several minutes to start downloading).

When reading the changes, please keep in mind that the transmission service was toggled on an off in between changes. I did that because if I turned the service off, the app would quit whenever I did a peer port connection test. Am I doing something wrong in regards to enabling and disabling the Transmission service?

I was hoping there would be a way to force Transmission torrent client on my MacOS to only download through SOCKS5/Proxies on Mullvad while the rest of my system's internet traffic goes through my regular ISP, effectively separating out the traffic.

Does anyone know what can be causing my very poor speeds in Transmission? I haver a fiber connection at home 1G/1G and have transmission installed in a Jail under Truenas and compared to the Win version of the client, it is reeeeeeallly slow and sluggish. It finds peers slower, starts downloading a file slower and most frustratingly, I have never ever seen it go up above ~200mbits even with an ubuntu torrent which is my baseline for torrent speed benchmark for a long time now. Now comparing to the win version (which is not exactly Transmission but Transmission Qt), it starts immediately downloading and the ubuntu torrent caps around ~700mbits. Does anyone have similar problems with Transmission?

However, remember that it writes the password it loaded with when it shuts down. So doing /etc/init.d/transmission-daemon restart will not do what you expect if you've written the file while it's running.

I have no web interface button in LuCi, Transmissiin is up and running (restarted the process several times to make sure settings applied). Tried to transmission-web but package could not be found. And I also tried rebooting the router, just in case.

Hi Everyone

Im setting up MQTT Transmission client to publish data to an AWS IoT Core Broker and seem to be running into a tag limitation.

Ignition v8.1.33, MQTT Transmission v4.0.18

When I increase past 105x instances of a UDT which has 5x tags and 1x parameter, my server connection continually drops. According to the logs, it establishes a connection and drops it straight away. No tags are visible on the broker. If i reduce the quantity of UDT's it becomes healthy straight away.

I'm assuming there will be some level of overhead for the UDT, but I was able to create 1000 memory tags and connect (vs the 105x5=750 tags from the UDT instances).

Has anyone experienced similar tag count limitations?

I tried the 'Optimize UDTs' selection on the Transmitter settings with no change.

Perhaps I need to increase the options in the 'Filtered Properties' section, although it looks like there is a lot there already.

I saw somewhere on google that SparkPlug B has a limitation of 65535 'tags', but not 100% how that relates to Ignition and its meta data tags (EngUnit, EngHigh, etc)

Hi everybody !

I installed and configured an openVPN client (to Trust.Zone) on my OMV NAS on which I'm regularly using transmission as torrent client through remote transmission GUI on my desktop. Transmission was really well performing its dutty untill I received last week a letter from French government saying that Someone was using my IP address to upload various protected stuff ... Hence, I decided to change my IP address to a controllfreakless country through a VPN.

Hi thanks for your answer.

I think there's a dedicated IP included _ip

is there a way to test a lack of port forwarding through shell interface so that I can eliminate this option before ?

I rebooted the OMV server and since it worked but the listening port of transmission was blocked and after a few time downloading @ low speed, I get back to a blocked client...

Anyway, I asked trust.zone team for port forwarding

Any other clues ?

Thanks again

Using a socks proxy with a torrent client is a lot easier than using a VPN, which in its simplest implementation, will take over all connections in and out of the machine, not just those related to the torrent client. A socks proxy also needs no port forwarding.

By default, transmission creates a user and a group transmission, with its home files at /var/lib/transmission/, and runs as this "user". This is a security precaution, so transmission, and its downloads, have no access to files outside of /var/lib/transmission/. Configuration, operation, and access to downloads needs to be done with "root" privileges (e.g. by using sudo).

A recommendation for those running under username transmission is to create a shared download directory with the correct permissions to allow access to both the transmission user and system users, and then to update the configuration file accordingly. For example:

Now /mnt/data/torrents will be accessible for the system user facade and for the transmission group to which the transmission user belongs. Making the target directory world read/writable is highly discouraged (i.e. do not chmod the directory to 777). Instead, give individual users/groups appropriate permissions to the appropriate directories.

An alternative is to add your user to the transmission group (#usermod -a -G transmission yourusername) and then modify the permissions on the /var/lib/transmission and /var/lib/transmission/Downloads directories to allow rwx access by members of the transmission group.

If you want to Automatically add .torrent files from a folder, but you find that the watch-dir and watch-dir-enabled options set in the configuration file do not work, you can start the transmission daemon with the flag -c /path/to/watch/dir.

Now you are ready to launch the web interface by either clicking on the Open web client, which makes your default web browser open it, or manually reaching http://TARGET_IP_ADDRESS:PORT with any supported web browser.

Transmission does not handle disk IO asynchronously, causing it to become unresponsive when doing heavy writes, see [1]. Consider putting transmission's download directory on faster storage, such as an ssd instead of an hdd.

As some of our AP's are left to to dynamically adjust power from ACSP and reflect power 8, I have changed a few to a lower tx Power as they did not lower , however I have noted something else , within the AP interface configuration. When setting the MAx power should you also check > Enable client transmission power control (802.11h) and what is the outcome of this as you can choose Auto or Manual

For the client power (802.11h), unless you have clients that are broadcasting too much or too strongly, I'd leave that setting off and let the client devices manage their own power levels. If you do have to set the client transmission power level, it doesn't necessarily need to match the APs power level. Mostly you'll want to be sure you aren't forcing the clients to a power level that is too low, which would mean their signal may not reach the AP very well. With that in mind, I'd recommend starting high and lowering as needed, if you are going to try to control client power levels too.

Yes, I thought as much, so I tried that with a fresh install on a vm and got the same result.

Even worst, on a windows 10 vm transmission 4 works very well, this is very weird and annoying.

I noticed manjaro did not move to transmission 4 (and they are a rolling release), maybe transmission 4 just not ready for main stream usage.

I found my WD MyPassport Wireless is running Buildroot Linaro linux with busybox; It doesn't have aptitude package manager. I don't know much about busybox; I came to know the commands provided by the busybox are called defined functions. How can I install Transmission BitTorrent client? I came across something called patch that i think provides Transmission function for the Buildroot busybox

So if you want to move forward, you need to get the source of the Buildroot that WD used to generate the firmware to your device, modify this Buildroot to add transmission, then re-build the filesystem using Buildrot, and finally flash it on your device.

I think the most documentation about how to configure Transmission on OSMC is outdated. The current steps to configure Transmission Bittorrent client are spread in the Thread "[TESTING] Transmission app, mainly:

As mentioned earlier, you can start transmission daemon at startup. However, I like to enable it manually. Therefore, I have added keyboard shortcuts especially for few of these options. Here are my settings.

There are many good torrent clients, that give good remote and local options. Besides transmission-remote, I also use qbittorrent. I particularly like its sequential download option. You should definitely check qbittorrent too. In this tutorial, I hope I have given you enough contents to get started with transmission remote.

The ASUS RT-AC68U router is so hackable. I was able to delete the default torrent client and install the Transmision daemon. I use the Transmission Remote as my default client and it is great! I have different samba shares for movies and TV episodes so I wrote a bash script that will copy movies to a samba share if HDTV is not in the file or directory name for movies and if HDTV is in the name to a share for TV. Because everything runs on my router it is up 24/7, It is a great set up! e24fc04721