Transmission

I don't want that. I need every file uploaded separately.

I have an infrastructure set up on my server which triggers an upload with plowshare once a download is complete. Currently this only works if there are no folders involved.

I was hoping someone could help me figure out how i would go about doing this in bash when there is a folder which contains ...

god bless you. Dunno which part made it work but i think it was the /bin/sh part I just did all of them

bamp?

I'm trying to find what is preventing my script to be executed propperly.

I have a script in /var/www/vhosts/animekyun.com/etc/upload.sh
I put this in the settings.json file. Now when I run transmission-daemon -f I can see what's happening.

[13:36:51.202] test.zip Calling script "/var/www/vhosts ...

bam thanks!

I just built transmission 2.12 on my dedicated CentOS 5 machine following this guide:
https://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10902

When i do sudo su [user] this appears:
bash-3.2$
(i'm still kinda new to linux so don't know all the terms)

Then when i type transmission-daemon, it ...

I have this somewhat complex system set up which uploads the file after the torrent is done downloading. (and does other stuff before and after this whole process)

The script is like:

plowup "$TORRENT_FOLDER/$TORRENT_NAME" megaupload

something like that, I forgot the exact variable names, but ...

I previously posted a thread on how to upload a file with plowshare after it's done, but I would also like to know how to offload it with FTP. I think that's a better way for me personally.

The script needs to be able to login into the FTP server and upload the file that just finished downloading ...

I see what happened. When i pasted in nano, some things were shifted to a new line because the window was too small... a real wtf situation :P lemme see if it works now

edit1:
ok it kinda works.. when i reboot the server, transmission doesn't start automagically :(

edit2:
got it to work. I just ...

yes i did! and it worked great

unfortunately start-stop-daemon doesn't exist on CentOS. I managed to build it from a debian source and got it to work, but there are still some commands missing... I don't think the init.d script thing is going to work in it's current incarnation.

this is the exact error:


root@server1 [/home ...

@Moe:
exactly what i said, error loading config file.

rb07:

I'm basically asking on how to start the transmission-daemon at system startup as another user. Above i showed what i did and that didn't work. Now i am asking for help on how to do it. Nothing too complicated (i hope). Just want to start ...

ok i tested and this works amazingly well! I even managed to get the url and filename outputted to a txt file. However, transmission freezes up once the script starts and it stays like that until the script is done. How can i fix this?

I'm trying to let transmission startup automatically when the server boots up.

I am trying to run this command but it says that there is an error loading the config file...

sudo -u torrent transmission-daemon -g /home/torrent/.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json -f


any ideas? I'm running ...