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Hi All,
I am new to DNS-323 hacking. I only used it for Media sharing in my home. I was told that DNS-323 can also be used as torrent downloader. And the best program is Transmission. For that to happen, first I need to install fun plug 0.5.
I followed the steps in http://nas-tweaks.net/CH3SNAS:Tutorials/fun_plug and managed to run SSH from my DNS-323
After that I followed pages 1 of this thread to install Transmission.
When I typed in http://NAS IP:9091/ my browser return to me Unable to Connect ?
Did I do anything wrong ?
Please help.
Thanks
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Hi all,
I added black lists to my transmission installation, I can see they are correctly loaded en the log file, is there a way to know when some ip adresses are filtered?
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Hi,
Would anyone please help me on how to install this transmission ?
I followed guide in this :
http://mnshankar.wordpress.com/2010/07/ … s-323-nas/
and this :
http://www.horto.ca/?p=10
Both are not working. I can run the ssh and web, but the Transmission Web GUI is not showing up in my browser.
Anyone, please ???
Thank you so much beforehand.
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Saying you "followed the guide" does not tell us which steps went as expected and which ones did not. As mentioned in your other thread, did you mofiy settings.json? What is the admin port defined in that file? Did you add your ip to the whitelist? Are you sure you are running on port 9091? What version did you install?
Personally, I just followed the 5 or 6 steps listed in the first post in this thread and had no issues. It also ensures you have the latest version installed.
Last edited by FunFiler (2010-10-25 23:02:24)
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@Aharjono: Horto's guide is excellent and was followed successfully by several people, including myself. My own guide is based largely on his. The other guide you mention is even more detailed and though I did not read it carefully, it does not seem to be wrong (though some steps are redundant).
FunFiler is correct, you are not giving sufficient information for us to help you.
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did you "chmod 755 /ffp/start/transmission.sh"?
if it's not executable it will not start by itself and you will have to manually start it.
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Just wondering, is it possible that my AVG Internet Security block that incoming access ?
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Ha ha ha, that's right, I disable my AVG, and it's running now.
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More things to check, if the above doesn't pan out:
- have you made sure that transmission is running?
- what's in /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/transmission-daemon.log ?
- what's the story with your firewall - does it allow connections to network peers?
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one more problem, I change the rpc whitelist to *.*.*.* so that I can access from anywhere, however, everytime, I restart Transmission, it is back to default (127.0.0.1;192.168.*.*)
same thing, when I disable rpc whitelist, from true to false, it always return to true after reboot/restarting Transmission.
any idea why ?
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Aharjono, as I understand transmission rewrites the settings.json files when it stops. So please first stop transmission.
Then edit the file and then start it again.
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I'm wondering if the version of transmission found here is able to be run on the DNS-343. Any one having DNS-343 and running transmission?
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rsd76 wrote:
Aharjono, as I understand transmission rewrites the settings.json files when it stops. So please first stop transmission.
Then edit the file and then start it again.
thanks
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I was using Transmission-2.01-1 and notice the newer version, but was not able to download. It seems that http://kylek.is-a-geek.org:31337/files/ … 2.11-1.tgz is not accessible. Whois search show this as a dynamic dns site.
I think a mirror for the hosted files will be nice, and if Kylek agrees, I sponsor the storage. PM me.
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Ok, just to let you know.
Now I am sure. Google Desktop causes Transimission to crash. I don't know why nobody else have experienced this problem but now I am sure. Just turned on Google Desktop today and forgot to turn it off. When I came home Transmission was dead, exactly like a few months ago (I posted the issue in this thread). There is no doubt for me, the cause can only be Google Desktop. Probably when indexing files in the NAS some conflict occurs with Transmission using the files.
By the way, I use Transmission 2.04. Will upgrade soon to 2.11 (thank you Kylek) but don't think the problem can be resolved. In case someone experienced continous crashes of Transmission, well, this could be the reason. Turn off GD and enjoy Transmission running for months.
Last edited by irotjaf (2010-11-01 02:18:45)
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Can you remove the whitelist so I can connect to it from outside my home network?
And how can I do that?
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Can someone please provide a mirror for kylek's files? It seems that kylek.is-a-geek.org is currently not available... I am looking for the transmission .tgz (2.11) and matching curl .tgz
thanks
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Transmission-2.11-1.tgz (MD5:CCC52AA9CEF5B495784262153F384534)
curl-7.19.4-1.tgz (MD5:9865F30D16A39B279FFA47ED96B3BE84)
Edit: Fixed duplicate link
Last edited by scaramanga (2010-11-04 01:43:48)
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Thanks, but I think you sent the same link twice, the curl link liks to the transmission .tgz. Can you please send the curl.tgz again?
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I have big problem, after ~30min-1h transmission stops suddenly , then I connect through SSH to insert the start command "/ffp/start/transmission.sh start", works fine another period of time, then again stops.
Anyone have any idea? I don't know cronjob something
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sirshadow wrote:
I have big problem, after ~30min-1h transmission stops suddenly , then..
Have a look at the log file by typing at the prompt
tail /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/transmission-daemon.log
That might provide some hints on where to look next.
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10x InBonobo.
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I'm back,
Today at 8p.m. I realized that transmission has stopped again.
This is the last command line:
13829 [19:12:24.802] Saved "/mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/stats.json" (bencode.c:1651)
13830
Last edited by sirshadow (2010-11-09 20:23:21)
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Hi!
I'm a newbie. I've tried to install Transmission 2.11 for the first time in a CH3HNAS (similar to CH3SNAS and DNS-323) with the last firmware and funplug 0.50 (offered by Conceptronic) installed and telnet enabled.
I followed the first page from this thread. First of all, I installed curl and next transmission tgz's, but when I write the line:
su nobody -c "transmission-daemon -f -g /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon -w /mnt/HD_a2/Downloads -t -u admin -v 123456 -a 127.0.0.1,192.168.1.*"
I get the next result: transmission-daemon: can't resolve symbol '__ctype_toupper'
Is this a bug? Help me please !!!
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razor_xxx wrote:
I get the next result: transmission-daemon: can't resolve symbol '__ctype_toupper'
Is this a bug? Help me please !!!
It means that that the transmission-daemon binary depends on some other library (probably uclibc) and it doesn't contain/export the function called toupper. It's not a transmission bug. It seems that this box is somewhat different - kernel version, library versions, etc.
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Well, I've downloaded uclibc from this page: http://www.inreto.de/dns323/fun-plug/0. … ml#uclibc.
Afterwards, I installed it with: funpkg -i uclibc-0.9.29-7.tgz
Then I tried again to execute the line: su nobody -c "transmission-daemon -f -g /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon -w /mnt/HD_a2/Downloads -t -u admin -v 123456 -a 127.0.0.1,192.168.1.*"
however, the system return: Segmentation fault.
At the official page http://www.uclibc.org/ exists a more recent version (0.9.31) and at http://curl.haxx.se/ the new version is 7.21.2 . Would they solve the problem installing Transmission or not? If not, what I might do to install it correctly in the CH3HNAS? Somebody help me please? Thx.
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