Transmission

If by "router box" you mean an actual commercial router then the file-system is usually read-only and you need to flash software or configuration files onto the flash memory. It could be that you were writing stuff on a ram-disk, which is reset after a reboot.

Weird, those screenshots with only some option buttons in them. Have you tried reloading the page a couple of times?

So my guess is that you are running two transmission instances when you think you are running one. Possibly even on two machines. Does your router have transmission on board? Or do you use actual virtual machines?

Maybe change the title to: Chrome v?? not playing nice with transmission web-interface v?? ?

I dream to have: - remove from the list and delete data AND torrent file. Transmission has an internally used folder with all torrents. DO NOT TOUCH IT! The torrent will be removed from that folder when the torrent is removed by you in the user interface. Transmission has a watchdir option to watch...

It is NOT simple AND you will lose anonymity.

In Shift there are views related to torrent status. When in the "Downloading" view you can see the ETA when hovering over the download speed column.

mcandre wrote:The Transmission Remote Web UI is severely limited on mobile browsers, often neglecting to expose basic functionality like detail view and sorting, due to the '90's Internet era right-click Web interface.

Try Shift for a completely different experience.

+1 for tags (labels). Folders is a tricky thing. My request would be to have a list of predefined folders that would be used for everything.

Adding multiple trackers to a single torrent and adding multiple trackers to ALL torrents is implemented in Shift. Most of it on 2013.04.01.

bl0ndasse wrote:...
Does someone know what is the problem ?
Thanks in advance.

The problem is users dist-upgrading Debian and having no clue that the init-system has changed completely and the configuration in /etc/init.d has become obsolete.

Does this file exist?:

Then you are running systemd and you need to do the other thing from the opening post.

If not check if there are multiple scripts in /etc/rc* and that you edited the correct one.

Hi, sorry to revive a relatively old thread, just wanted to say the script works really well on my qnap. But i was wondering if there was a way for the original rar file to remain for seeding, at the moment its unpacking and deleting the original. Sure, just remove the line removing the torrent. If...

Please rectify "Much more options than the WebUI." to "Much more options than the default WebUI a.k.a. Clutch."
Does the app use the base64 way of uploading torrent files?

No, it would not. Communication by torrenthash is more reliable.