Transmission

So i found out what is causing this.. Another piece of software on the same machine which was suppose to rename the files (even though they were hard links) stopped transmission from seeding.

I think i have this same problem. Downloading works fine but seeding torrents don't last longer than 40 seconds before they pause themselves. I have tried using stock settings too.

EDIT: My bad, didnt realise this thread was from 2010.

x190 wrote:Maybe this would help you guys:

https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/NAS

Just tried this, didn't work.
Also tried resetting the settings file and reinstalling Transmission.

Everything was working fine, but i noticed all my torrents had paused. When i start them up again, they last a few seconds then pause again.

I have it installed on a Synology NAS.

EDIT:
Downloading works fine but seeding causes the torrents to pause.
I have tried using default settings.

Is there ...

I have setup a folder for Transmission to watch for torrents and it works fr most of the time, but sometimes it can ignore certain torrents, even after waiting a day. If i restart Transmission it will load the torrents right away. Is there anything that could be causing this?

Thanks.

I have tried running the script like so:

DiskStation> cd /volume1/Scripts
DiskStation> sh download_complete.sh
: not foundmplete.sh: line 3:
: not foundmplete.sh: line 5:
: not foundmplete.sh: line 8:
: not foundmplete.sh: line 10:
download_complete.sh: line 14: syntax error: unexpected word ...

x190 wrote:

JJTagy wrote:Is the .sh executable

chmod +x.

Also, does the script have the 'shebang' line?

I have "#!/bin/sh" as the first line..

What does "chmod +x" mean? I don't know too much command line..

The script has CHMOD 0777.
How can i run it manually, doesn't Transmission send certain parameters to the script too?

I have Transmission installed on a Synology NAS and I am trying to get a script to run after each download completes.

I have:
"script-torrent-done-enabled": true,
"script-torrent-done-filename": "/volume1/Scripts/download_complete.sh",
in settings.json

But as far as I can tell download_complete ...