Transmission

This request is mainly for the web interface, but would be nice to see in the GUI too. Many times I have a number of trackerless torrents that I would like to view via the web interface. There is a handy dropdown that allows to view torrents by the trackers involved, as well as an "All" op...

I had forgotten I had posted this, but I am still hoping for this to get implemented!

Should this be posted under the "Web Interface" sub-forum?

I don't know if this could be done easily, but I would love this. I have my Transmission web UI accessible from the internet, and of course, I have a username and password configured. It would be pretty sweet if Transmission could determine if the requester was on a local IP, and not require a usern...

Hey there, I tried to search for this and couldn't find it, so I apologize if this is a duplicate. I often use my iPhone and iPad to manage torrents. One thing I would love is a way to access the right-click context menu, so I can do things like "Trash Data & Remove from list.." or &qu...

The easiest way to do this is to visit your torrents sites with your browser, authenticate, and then export the cookies. Google around for how to do this with your favorite browser. IE does it natively with an export dialog. You can find a plugin for Firefox. Probably best to clear all your cookies ...

As of the 2.10 release, you can now put a cookies.txt file into your Transmission config directory, and it should handle authentication for private trackers. On Mac it's ~/Library/Application Support/Transmission. On linux, I'm not sure, maybe something like ~/.transmission?

Regarding script persistence did you stop (quit) the daemon (or client) No. Since "transmission-remote" talks to the torrent daemon directly, it won't work unless the daemon is running. That's why I had to make a cron hack to keep "reminding ' it of the script. Every time I restart t...

Path should be /bin/post_process_torrents.sh, right? x190, as the long as the path is correct, it shouldn't matter where your script goes! Like I mentioned above, I was able to set this using the remote client CLI: transmission-remote localhost --torrent-done-script "/Users/anville/bin/post_pr...

So, I tried this: transmission-remote localhost --torrent-done-script "/Users/anville/bin/post_process_torrents.sh" and the script would run upon completion, which is cool, sort of, but it's not persistent. I suppose I could set up a cron job to "remind" the client every so often...

I have been trying to get a script to run after torrent is complete by setting "script-torrent-done-enabled" and "script-torrent-done-filename" on my 10.6 Mac, but no luck so far. Here are my settings: $ defaults read org.m0k.transmission |grep script-torrent "script-torrent...

I posted a patch for for this on trac with Ticket #3077. I hope this (or a version of it) can get into the main build. https://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/3077 When you fetch an URL remotely, it will look for a "cookie.txt" file in the app's config dir. It's been working great for me wh...

I posted a patch for for this on trac with Ticket #3077. I hope this (or a version of it) can get into the main build. https://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/3077 When you fetch an URL remotely, it will look for a "cookie.txt" file in the app's config dir. It's been working great for me wh...

ulvund: not quite. When I "remove data file", the all the files that were downloaded get deleted. My use case is that sometimes I don't download all files in the torrent. Some files that I don't want get partially downloaded, just because of the the torrent protocol works. With the current...

A nice little feature I would like to see, and should be easy to implement, would be if the ".part" files could get auto-deleted when the torrent is removed from the app.

Thanks!

The 1.8 latest version is near perfect, but would still love to see this feature!

(I guess this thread should be moved to "Requests". Thanks!)