Transmission

Nope Will stick with 3... unless someone can convince me why I even need 4.0.2 on Mojave.

Okay. I used FindAnyFile to find *anything* with "transmission" in it's name on the boot volume. Deleted it all except the OS "Fax Transmission" items. Then, reinstalled Transmission 3 from a fresh .dmg. Finally peers are connecting again. That'll teach me to try new releases on ...

No one has any clue here??

As stated in the initial post.. I've trashed prefs. In fact, I've trashed the application support files as well.

Transmission 3 launches and LOOKS like it is operating fine.. but again.. no peers ever actually connect. Meanwhile launching qBittorrent peers connect without issue.

I did get 4.02 to load once or twice.. but it doesn't actually connect to peers either.. and theres a looooooooooooooooooooong delay when pausing or resuming any torrent.

Note that qBittorrent is connecting to peers just fine. I REALLY prefer to use Transmission though.

Mojave... I figured I'd try Transmission 4.0.2... mistake... 4.02 won't launch here. It just bounces in the Dock endlessly until I force quit it. Not a big deal.. thought I'd go back to 3.0 then... Launch 3.0 and nothing connects.... Some trackers connect and show a peer count.. but no peers ever ac...

There isn't any. The last version of Transmission to have a proxy feature was version 2.11. I'm still using 2.11 specifically for this reason. With any newer version the (misguided) developers assume you can just use System Preferences > Network to assign a proxy to your entire system. Frankly, it w...

Same here. I'll stick with 2.1.11 until it stops working, then I'll find a new client. No proxy settings is a deal breaker and VERY short sighted.

Any change with 2.30b3??

Removal was never listed in change notes, therefore I don't hold much stock in change notes for new releases. Thought I'd ask directly.

Thanks!

Still using v 2.1 because it supports proxies without having to set the entire system to a proxy.

Please bring back this feature set it was a mistake to remove it in the first place.

Thanks.