Transmission

What used are you running Transmission as? I presume (and very much hope) it's not root. If it's not root, did you try running the script as that particular user? If /media/hdd1/finish/torrents/done file already exists, what are the permissions set on it? General advice on debugging the script itsel...

Its status is in the top left is displayed as green "Open". It will be somewhere if it turns purple "Merged", and it will be nowhere if it turns red "Closed".

Is there any other drive in your system that is [nearly] full? Check if you have incomplete directory enabled and pointing there.

In general, the error codes seem to point to issues with random numbers generation. You could check if /dev/random and/or /dev/urandom devices are missing or have improper permissions.

The crypto-utils-openssl.c file in 2.92 only has 335 lines of code. The errors in your log are from lines 345, 385, and 407, which means that your version is patched. Either provide more information (where did you install this version from, on what system), or ask the actual author of the changes ma...

Just tried it myself and SHA256 matches what's on https://transmissionbt.com/download/ (2cae915ae0e37fc5983406ca7fbd53a054a7153d3bfd7a6cef117a8a28d8a78a). Try re-downloading. Make sure that there's only a single "Transmission-2.94.dmg" file in your downloads folder, i.e. you didn't downloa...

Exit code 127 usually means that some program file wasn't found while being executed. Add `env` command to your script to see what environment it's being executed in and whether PATH environment variable contains necessary paths so that all the needed programs are accessible to the script (and other...

It means exactly what it says: you've specified complete/incomplete directory path that resides on filesystem that is mounted read-only. Check the output of `mount` to confirm. If this is not expected, it could be that your operating system re-mounted it from read-write to read-only because of files...

Add a few lines to the beginning of your script that may help you figure it out: #!/bin/sh exec >/tmp/script.log 2>&1 set -x echo "ok,Done" | mutt -s "Done!" xxxmail@gmail.com echo "test ok in" >>/tmp/a.txt Then check out the /tmp/script.log file.

By default on Windows, Transmission sends log messages to a system debug facility. You could view those messages with e.g. DebugView . When using the daemon, you could also pass it the -e/--logfile <path> arguments to make it log to a file, and use --log-error/--log-info/--log-debug to control the v...

We're not providing an official portable version ourselves. Please seek for support on portableapps.com or elsewhere.

The suggestion you found was misleading (or you didn't get it right). The line that you quote should already be present in the proper place --- transmission-gtk.desktop file, and should look like this: MimeType=application/x-bittorrent;x-scheme-handler/magnet; It tells the system that Transmission G...

You use your favorite internet search engine to do that. Transmission has no means of searching for torrents; some other torrent clients do, if this is a deal breaker for you.