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I have D-Link DNS-313 (revision B1, firmware v2.00) and decided to install Transmission (ver 1.92-1) Program is working, but in some cases it hangs up system! Most often, when downloading is pretty fast (about 2 MB/s) and I'm using web-interface to view or add a new download or even change options it hangs!!! System not answer to telnet, to ping or any others accept - all is freezing. In this case only reset can help. HDD seems still working, and power button too.
Here is log-file: http://rapidshare.com/files/378764714/t … n.log.html
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I've had the same issue lately with Transmission. For some unknown reason, it started to freeze my DNS-313 completly (no telnet, no ssh, no web, no ftp: nothing) to the point I had to power it down, and reboot.
I Decided to upgrade to latest release 2.31 that can be found by Kylek at this address: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2719-%5BR … ssion.html
But the problem remains.
On the transmission official site (https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/NAS) they are saying this:
transmission-daemon needs to be run with EVENT_NOEPOLL defined on the environment. This applies to all versions of libevent, up to the current (2.0.11-stable). Reason: epoll has bugs on the kernel shipped with these devices.
Example: EVENT_NOEPOLL=1 transmission-daemon -f
incorporated into the start-up script (needs to be adapted to the specific script used)
Problem: I have no idea what this means (what is epoll, what does it do, and how do I pass this command ?
can anyone enlight me ?
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Ok, about those hangs: my started working again! I've upgraded to latest Kylek version, and started clean from scratch
The best explaination I have at this stage, is that it could be a faulty torrent file. Maybe you should delete all the torrents from transmission, and start from new ones ?
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L1 wrote:
Example: EVENT_NOEPOLL=1 transmission-daemon -f
incorporated into the start-up script (needs to be adapted to the specific script used)
Problem: I have no idea what this means (what is epoll, what does it do, and how do I pass this command ?
can anyone enlight me ?
The start-up script you need to edit is /ffp/start/transmission.sh
The file content (simplified):
TRANSMISSION_HOME=/mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon
name="transmission-daemon"
command="/ffp/bin/$name"
start_cmd="transmission_start"
transmission_start()
{
echo "Starting $name"
su $user -c "$command -f -g ${TRANSMISSION_HOME} 1>${TRANSMISSION_HOME}/$name.log 2>&1 &"
}
[...]As I understand, you need to replace su $user -c "$command -f" with su $user -c "EVENT_NOEPOLL=1 $command -f"
But as I don't use transmission, I don't know if the "event pool" thing will help ;-)
For the moment, I use ctorrent instead of transmission. I think it fits better than transmission, on small devices like the DNS-313 (low CPU / Memory resources). But sometimes, I get corruption on files downloaded with ctorrent (specially big torrents files)
Last edited by Electrocut (2011-07-03 15:56:49)
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Aaaah! thank you for your answer... I never got any until now, and could not figure out what this was about
I've managed to get transmission working again (and when it's working, I find that it's doing it's job just fine).. but in case the problem comes back, I'll try it
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