Transmission

... active and or idle for a long period of time There are active torrents either downloading or seeding There are other reasons that cause improper shutdown, but I don't know what the triggers are, however, I have experienced them When the program doesn't shut down properly and still has a process ...

... that apps ... and especially the OS ... are designed so shutting down the OS doesn't cause problems when apps are still running As part of the OS shutdown process, apps are told to exit. And, normally, the OS then waits for all the apps to finish before continuing the shutdown. - Dan.

... Linux Mint to shut down properly while applications were running this is typically not an issue. I do this occasionally with my systems--execute a shutdown and just let the shutdown process handle apps (and specifically Transmission). That means, as I think you described (but just to be clear), ...

... regarding what happened immediately after you pressed your LM button--did you a) twiddle thumbs while watching system go through normal shutdown processes (or walk away leaving this process to complete) 8-) ; or b) power-off system, terminate with extreme prejudice, BRS! ? :shock: Most ...

... regarding what happened immediately after you pressed your LM button--did you a) twiddle thumbs while watching system go through normal shutdown processes (or walk away leaving this process to complete) 8-) ; or b) power-off system, terminate with extreme prejudice, BRS! ? :shock: Most ...

... good backups. #03: Yea, that's true. Transmission just does normal C++ file i/o to its own files. Nothing out-of-band, as it were. #04: I like to shutdown Transmission manually just to ensure it gets all the time it needs to write those last buffers and notify the trackers. #05: ew Java. heh. ...

... torrent/magnet "files" from (wrong spelling) biratepay (about 150GB each, each containing about 32 actual individual files) before I shutdown Linux Mint v21.10 OS the usual way (via the LM button at the bottom-left corner of the display). The next day when I booted-up the computer, ...

... 1: 2 TB SSD for most accessed torrent tier 2: 5 TB HDD for least accessed torrent backup: 5 TB HDD for the backup I just schedule an rsync and shutdown the USB HUB port to put the drive offline. no problem here. What I ask your support for is what is the best way to implement a 2 tier storage. ...

... rules: see attachment) Confirmed incoming connections work with ExpressVPN by using uTorrent Confirmed Mac Firewall is off (during testing) Shutdown Transmission and issued defaults delete org.m0k.transmission in Terminal Deleted Transmission.app and reinstalled (both directly and using ...

Hey,

I'm wondering if anyone could tell me how often Transmission saves resume data?
I have been fiddling with docker and quite often, when I shutdown and start, the torrents resume at the same point as they did the last time(ca 5mins).

Thanks!

By elimination, other than Transmission itself, the only thing in common with my other setup in those machines were the harddrive that I have one extFAT partition I use for torrenting. Removing all files, formating the partition to extFAT again seems to have solved the issue. Transmission is now wor...

... my previous osx, this bug would occur after about 5 hours with transmission open and it would completely kill the whole internet access until full shutdown (and as in now, it doesn't really shutdown, osx stays with that spinning loader in a dark screen and I have to manually shut it down). Now ...

... resume, no transmissions up&down, nada) The only way to restore it is to erase the org.m0k.transmission.plist file in ~/Library/Preferences/ , shutdown, and then it works for a while after the boot but it gets locked again. Tried a full erase and reinstall. Just put back the files in ~/Library/Application ...

... of the programs that open on boot-up, and has never displayed this problem before today, though the update to 10.14 took place four days, and four shutdowns before this happened—and the version of Transmission is unchanged. The system runs both BitDefender and Little Snitch. Neither reported a ...

ctrl+c event works. I will use option #2 to make my own program to do it. But for now just made a simple launcher to run in the foreground and hide the window so it is like daemonized. I can bring back the window to ctrl+c when I need to close. Thanks.