Transmission

kill -TERM <daemon's pid> shutdown normally. but sometimes cause some unfinished torrents to force verify.

It may caused by some uncleanly shutdown and/or data sync mismatch. this problem occurs from 2.01 to 2.11 (i only use these versions).

another suggetion is add shutdown command to rpc command ...

Change whitelist defination.

IPs listed in whitelist will ignore user/passwd, make it easier for local connections.

IPs out of whitelist, must use user/passwd auth to login.

add another setting variable, so called "rpc-ip-allow", which will instead old "rpc-whitelist".

currently I do filename translation to local charset by using a "finish script".

but when file and/or directory was renamed. no future seeding is possiable. so i just stop seeding by sending back a stop command.


#! /bin/sh
# onfinish.sh by starmoon
LOGFILE=/root/tr.log

#echo `date "+[%F %T ...

local charset convertion should be done on message log too.

I have too many torrent download and seeding. (to keep upload ratio on some PT sites). and I need to catalogize these files and rename the directory name and/or filenames to more familier names. (eg. add Chinese name, movie formats, movie year etc).

I suggest that transmission add this feature to ...

if one user cancels the torrent?

both users cancle, the jobs will cancel.

when finished. make copies for each user (or hardlink for each user)

need made local data verify more smart

script-torrent-done-filename

multiuser support is good idea.

every user has configable download commit location(s).

keep watch.

add a universal option says "filesystem_encoding" is best way to impliment this feature.

On systems that can auto-detect local filesystem encoding don't need this option.

I'm using GB2312/GBK charset on my local filesystem.

I highly recommand and request that transmission add support local charset option in feature release.

Not every one can covert there local filesystem to UTF-8. something else will confuse with utf-8.

Thanks.