DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

KyleK wrote:

Latest version: 1.51

I've had to roll back to 1.50...
the reason is: on my DNS-323, funplug 0.5, fresh 1.51 installed, web gui is broken. I can use Opera no more to add torrent to download ("Open" button does nothing), it works in IE though. In addition, list of downloading torrents is empty (in IE and opera).

no problems at all with 1.50.

Any ideas, please?

regards,
Jarek

Last edited by jotka (2009-03-03 18:08:45)

jotka wrote:

KyleK wrote:

Latest version: 1.51

I've had to roll back to 1.50...
the reason is: on my DNS-323, funplug 0.5, fresh 1.51 installed, web gui is broken. I can use Opera no more to add torrent to download ("Open" button does nothing), it works in IE though. In addition, list of downloading torrents is empty (in IE and opera).

no problems at all with 1.50.

Any ideas, please?

regards,
Jarek

Wrong place, my friend. Please report this to the Transmission guys at http://www.transmissionbt.com.
Best would be to reopen this ticket and say that it breaks Opera compatibility.


Edit: Also, you could just copy the /ffp/share/transmission folder from the 1.50 package after you've installed 1.51. I don't think anything has changed interface-wise (I'm not 100% sure though).

Last edited by KyleK (2009-03-03 20:24:41)

I have a 60 peer limit and with 1 torrent I am seeing 50-80% CPU usage. 50 up / 120 down right now. Something isn't right. I could have 8 torrents going with an older version and no problems.

Last edited by ozziegt (2009-03-04 04:36:19)

I've restructured the first post and removed some old cruft that shouldn't matter anymore. Now if people actually read it some of the posts here would be redundant


Also, if a moderator reads this: Would it be possible to remove the version number from the thread title? Releases come fast and v1.3 is already ancient history

Drive Degradation.

I was trying to transfer some files over today over fast Ethernet. When I first got this NAS I could max it out at about 10MB/sec. However, now I only get ~2.5MB/sec.

This isn't a network problem, because if I transfer from the other partion, it goes much faster.

I've been using no more than 3 torrents at a time, at a fairly slow speed (100kB/sec). Is it possible that all those writes have hurt my harddrive? They drives are less than a month old. Hitachi.

curl

http://rapidshare.com/files/198408078/curl-7.18.1.tgz

transm 1.50
http://rapidshare.com/files/198405850/T … n-1.50.tgz

I dont have the 1.51.

dekarguy wrote:

lamski wrote:

Hi all,

I would just like to contribute a little script I wrote for updating the transmission blocklist.

Write the following in a text file:

Code:

rm [blocklist archive directory]/*
echo "Removed previous blocklist archive."
wget http://download.m0k.org/transmission/files/level1.gz -P [directory where to put the blocklist archive]
echo "Downloaded current blocklist."
gunzip -c [blocklist archive directory]/level1.gz > [blocklist archive directory]/level1.txt
echo "Expanded blocklist archive."
rm /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/blocklists/*
echo "Refreshing transmission blocklist."
mv [blocklist archive directory]/level1.txt /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/blocklists/
echo "Transmission blocklist refreshed."

Be sure to modify it to reflect your system. Save it then make the script executable via chmod +x blocklist_update_script.
Run the script as often as you need. I'm not sure if there is a need to restart transmission so that it would pickup the changes.

Hope this helps.

I just tried that script out, and I get this set of messages running it on my DND-323

Code:

/mnt/HD_a2 # sh blocklist_updater.sh
Removed previous blocklist archive.
Connecting to download.m0k.org (88.191.20.206:80)
/level1.gz': No such file or directory
Downloaded current blocklist.
gunzip: blocklists/level1.gz: No such file or directory
Expanded blocklist archive.
': No such file or directory2/.transmission-daemon/blocklists/*
Refreshing transmission blocklist.
mv: cannot rename 'blocklists/level1.txt': No such file or directory
Transmission blocklist refreshed.
/mnt/HD_a2 #

Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong?

It looks like the 'wget' part of the script, which attempts to download a file called 'level1.gz', is failing.  Double check that you entered the URL correctly.  What happens if you just run the wget command alone?

wget http://download.m0k.org/transmission/files/level1.gz

dekarguy wrote:

If I run each command alone, everything works perfect, but if I try and run the script, every command fails, even if there was a valid operation happening (i.e. the rm doesn't remove, the gunzip doesn't gunzip)

Here is my current script

Code:

rm blocklists/*
echo "Removed previous blocklist archive."
wget http://download.m0k.org/transmission/files/level1.gz -P blocklists
echo "Downloaded current blocklist."
gunzip -c blocklists/level1.gz > blocklists/level1.txt
echo "Expanded blocklist archive."
rm /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/blocklists/*
echo "Refreshing transmission blocklist."
mv blocklists/level1.txt /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/blocklists/
echo "Transmission blocklist refreshed."

I created the text file in windows, copied it over and chmod'ed it to executable

Hmm ... what happens if you add a 'pwd' (print working directory) command as the first line of your script?  Another thought that comes to mind is line endings*, since you created the file in Windows.  Try creating the script using a command line text editor like vi or nano.

* See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline if you want the details about text file line endings on different systems.

Unable to download transmission-1.51.tgz from kylek's site, is there a mirror somewhere?

Awesome! Thanks buddy!

Prulleman wrote:

you can also install nano (see this page: http://wolf-u.li/1665/editor-nano-fuer- … k-dns-323/)
it's german, but the links and commands are pretty clear

My German is pretty limited, but between that and Google Translate,  I did one part of the German text that might be worth mentioning.  It says that the spellcheck is disabled by default because there is no dictionary included.  Just in case you were planning to write your thesis using nano on your NAS.

wujo11 wrote:

[14:08:10.210] Port Forwarding: Couldn't open port 51413 on 0.0.0.0 to listen for incoming peer connections (errno 98 - Address already in use)

It looks like you forgot to quit Transmission 1.22 before installing the new version. In any way, some other application is using the port. You can change that with transmission-remote.

I cant get in to WEB-GUI because I get answer like this [...]

Your router's IP is 192.168.1.1, so all local computers will have IP addresses in the rage 192.168.1.*
Your initial startup line for Transmission is incorrect, because the -a parameter has 191.168.*.* instead.

No, you don't have to do that every time, only the first time. Once you've done that, use the startup script /ffp/start/transmission.sh to start and/or stop Transmission.