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killemov

See https://www.goanywhere.com/blog/what-ar ... -protocols

killemov

Doyley wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 5:37 pm ... without any IP restrictions ...

This implies

    "rpc-whitelist-enabled": false

Doyley wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 5:37 pm so that it only works when it is loaded in an iframe from my webpage

This implies changing the Transmission code itself checking if it was called from your webpage. Check window.top.href

killemov

This means having to keep a database with hashes for all torrents you have ever added to Transmission. This feature request is not complicated but it is very niche.

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killemov

Did Thecus release a 'final firmware' for your model that fortified your NAS? (And with fortified I mean remove all non-essential services?) I would say fuck 'em and run Debian (or another distro) on it instead. This may be risky and not for you. But just at that moment when you decide to buy a new ...

killemov

Ok. Have you, as user pi, tried to write a file in the resume folder? (I believe the default user is pi not Pi.)

killemov

I accidentally updated Docker this morning and this wiped out the torrents that Transmission was seeding.

This makes me assume there is something wrong with your Docker setup. It should not contain the torrents or resume files. They must remain outside the container.

killemov

Have you, as user transmission-daemon, tried to write a file in the resume folder?

killemov

Smells like an issue with permissions to me ...

killemov

Use a single instance. Guesstimate which torrents are most popular to start with and put them on the SSD and put the rest on your HDD. You can then use the relocate feature within transmission OR use symbolic linking for the slow content. Let the the upload run for a couple of days and reassess the ...

killemov

Oh and I use Mac OSX and Windows

Ahw, then you are s**t out of luck. I would have recommended Unrar and cleanup script. Maybe check it out for inspirational purposes anyway.

killemov

First the download folder can be configured. See Migrate transmission from Synology to raspbian
But then you only change the location of the payload. You also need to copy the folders containing the .torrent and .resume files.

killemov

Ah, I think you are talking about the watch-dir, where torrents are found by transmission and copied/processed to a working directory. The original torrent file is then renamed with an appended .added. The watch-dir is configured in settings.json. The working directory is something like: /var/lib/tr...

killemov

Sorry to burst that bubble but since 3.00 the torrent names are always converted to the related torrent hash.

killemov

A common mistake is that changes to settings.json are made while Transmission is running.

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