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

KyleK wrote:

Hm. Whoever built that curl release apparently also had libiberty installed, which created the (strange) dependency.

Hmmm yes that was me. The dependency came from openldap which is fixed by --disable-ldap on curl now. I've added curl

thanks a lot

Hi Kylek,

Have a problem with transmission 2.73 ffp-0.7 on DNS-320.

Tramission only can download 5 torrent at a time for my issue and there is no where to change it. If i have like 20 torrent that i want to download. ONly 5 is downloading while the other is queuing to download. ANy ways to solve this?

ROger! thank you!

Hi kylek,

tried changing value to false but still only 5 and the rest are "idle" instead of queuing but isn't starting.

Hi shidevil,

You could try setting another queue-size.

"download-queue-size": 10,

You to get thinks correct, you did set the value for the download queueing to

"download-queue-enabled": false,

And you did stop transmission before changing the settings.json file?

I did have some problems after the upgrade to 2.73 on ffp-0.5. I just got killed after a couple of seconds. No error.
Even downgrading to another version didn't help.
The solution for me was to remove the .transmission-daemon directory and start fresh.
No it seems to work for me...

Last edited by rsd76 (2012-11-12 20:36:25)

Hi Kylek, all
I can't select to download few files from whole torrent using web interface in build 2.73( it's downloading everything), however no issue with that in build 2.71

Thank you. from that }; to this }, Works perfect now

Last edited by vladb (2012-11-19 02:40:48)

Hi Fr3ed,

Transmission supports running a script after the download is finished. I am using one that send me a mail when download is finished and change permissions of downloaded files. You need to install "nail" from memiks, stop transmission-daemon edit settings.json (see below) and put the script somewhere in my case it is  "/home/root"

    "script-torrent-done-enabled": true, 
    "script-torrent-done-filename": "/home/root/torrentdone.sh",

in the script change the "yourmail@yourmail.com" and "yourpass" and the smtp server if you are not using gmail. At the end of the script I change the permissions in the download folder. Change that according your settings also. Here is the script:

#!/ffp/bin/sh

##
## User-configurable Variables
##

# Where "nail" is installed on your system.
# We need this to actually send the mail, so make sure it's installed
MAILX=/ffp/bin/mailx

# REQUIRED CHANGE #1: you must set SMTP_SERVER
# http://www.host45.com/resources/ispsmtps.php has a list of ISP's smtp servers
SMTP_SERVER=smtp.gmail.com:587

# REQUIRED CHANGE #2: you must set your email address.
# option A: change "yourname@yourmail.com" here and remove the leading '#' to
# use a real email address
TO_ADDR=yourname@yourmail.com
#
# option B: for an SMS message, set your phone number here and remove the
# leading '#' on the PHONENUM line and your phone provider's TO_ADDR line
#PHONENUM="1234567890"
#TO_ADDR="$PHONENUM@message.alltel.com"      # SMS: Alltel

###
###  Send the mail...
###

SUBJECT="Torrent Done!"
FROM_ADDR="mail@yourmail.com"

TMPFILE=`mktemp -t transmission.XXXXXXXXXX`
echo "Transmission finished downloading \"$TR_TORRENT_NAME\" on $TR_TIME_LOCALTIME" > $TMPFILE

$MAILX -v -s "$SUBJECT" \
-S smtp-use-starttls \
-S ssl-verify=ignore \
-S smtp-auth=login \
-S smtp=smtp://smtp.gmail.com:587 \
-S from="$FROM_ADDR" \
-S smtp-auth-user=yourname@yourmail.com \
-S smtp-auth-password=yourpass \
-S ssl-verify=ignore \
"$TO_ADDR" < $TMPFILE


rm $TMPFILE

chmod -R a+w /i-data/md0/video/torrent/*

fboulange wrote:

Hi there

I've been using Transmission for ages now on my DNS323.
Lately I've upgrade my PC to Win7 and I've got the following problem

- Transmission deamon has been made with the nobody user (using the wiki's command line)
- Downloaded files therefore have the 'nobody' user permissions
- I've set SAMBA user in the Web Interface on my DNS323 (Netwrok access)
-I've used this user to connect to the DNS323 in Win7

==> I can't modify / move downloaded files from Win7 as it says :

"You need permission to do this action"
"You require permission from Unix User\nobody to make change to this file"

Any tips please ?
Cheers,
Fr3d

PS Even with "All user" (aka guest I think) set in the "Network Access" I can't get it to modify / move files.

Ever since i upgraded to 2.73 i have been getting Announce error: Connection failed on public udp trackers. Private trackers work fine. Not sure if it's only UDP trackers. I tried uTorrent on my PC and it works fine.

I'm trying to upgrade to 2.73, and I'm having a problem I don't recall ever having before. Telnet in (fine), stop transmission (done), but I get a fatal error trying to unpack the new transmission files ("file not found").

I am unable to go any higher than the /ffp/ directory, which would explain why it cant find the archive (which is a level higher), but what confuses me is that I have always placed the archive where I have it now, and never had any problems.

I do this so rarely that I can't even remember if I'm doing anything differently than usual (though the older archives in my Volume_1 directory are a pretty strong proof that I'm not).

Any help would be much appreciated, but it's nothing particularly urgent. I would love to avoid doing a clean install, though--every time I do that I punish myself with re-registering all my torrents... Uuugh! It sucks!

Sounds like you are doing a "cd /ffp". That is a symbolic link to take you in and you won't be able to go higher than the ffp directory. You should be doing something like "cd /mnt/HD_a2/" or whatever is your equivalent.

On my 343, if I log in and sit at root's home "~" and type "cd /ffp" it takes me to /mnt/HD_a2/ffp. If I then type "cd .." it takes me back to "~" rather than to "mnt/HD_a2/".

If I understand the above statement, he downloaded the current version to his Volume_1 and went to "/ffp". Thus the statement "I am unable to go any higher than the /ffp/ directory".