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I installed transmission2.03-1 from Kylek's repo. Installed fine. Fired up transmission and a few torrents.
However I notice three problems:
1. High cpu usage. running top command shows upto 80% cpu usage. Please see attached screen shot file for more info.
2. I notice multiple instances of the transmission-daemon showing up in the list of running processes? Is this normal? Can someone confirm?
3. Transmission sometimes stops by itself. I have then ssh into the NAS and then start transmission again.
Anyone have any suggestions or fixes?
Thanks!
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THe only one I can answer is #2. It is normal to have more than one process/thread for transmission. I haven't seen the other issues you mention.
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1) Is there any activity in the transmission? Such usage may appear while rehashing or hi-speed downloading|uploading.
2) normal
3) what you see in logs? If nothing then try to run transmission in screen. (search KyleK's transmission thread for howto)
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Thanks for your replies!
1. I see the point. If transmission crashes, then the rehashing has to happen, which can consume cpu cycles. I think this could be the case, because I checked the process using the top command after 30 minutes after power up, I saw only 5 transmission processes and cpu was more like 25%.
2. Good to know its normal.
3. I will read through the big thread. If you could post the relevant post that you want me to read, it would be very helpful.
Thanks again.
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Something like that:
KyleK wrote:
1. Install this.
2. Open a new screen by simply typing "screen".
3. Make sure Transmission is shutdown (/ffp/start/transmission.sh stop, wait a little while)
4. Start Transmission in foreground:Code:
$ transmission-daemon -f -g /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon5. You should see normal Transmission output right in the console. You can also check if it works correctly by accessing the web interface.
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Installed screen and have been running transmission. Transmission crashed once, but I could not open the log. It complained about not being able to open the log.
root@nas:~# cat /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/transmission-daemon.log
[21:38:29.301] Couldn't read "/mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/settings.json": Permission denied
[21:38:29.302] transmission-daemon Error loading config file -- exiting. (daemon.c:421)
Also I now notice that I can't open transmission normally
root@rnvnas:~# sh /ffp/start/transmission.sh start
does not start the transmission process. But running through kylek's screen option does. and I can see the output on the screen.
Edited: To remove irrelavent info.
Last edited by vishnumrao (2010-08-17 18:34:39)
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Bump!!! Anyone have suggestion?
1. I can't open the transmission log.
2. Now I notice that I can run transmission on screen, but transmission will not run otherwise.
Help appreciated!
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chmod -R 0777 /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon
Try this and then run transmission again.
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I tired the suggestion. I was able to read the logs but noticed nothing unusual. It had the same contents as what was being printed out when transmission was run using the command
transmission-daemon -f -g /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon
I have been experimenting a little bit. I notice that if I run 3 torrents or less, transmission is stable. It has not crashed in the last 5 hours. But if I have 4 or more transmission crashes. Even if I have total of 10 torrents, with only 3 running, transmission crashes. but if I remove 7 paused torrents no problem. Any clue why it could be happening?
Last edited by vishnumrao (2010-08-22 09:10:57)
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Very strange. I've had 20 or so running without a problem.
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Maybe clean install from the scratch will help.
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