Transmission

Any news about the aforementioned nightlies for the Windows build? Not yet. I guess you'll notice when builds will start appearing on https://build.transmissionbt.com/. This happened today: https://build.transmissionbt.com/job/trunk-win32/arch=x86,label=pepito-win10/ (x86) https://build.transmissio...

This seems to be the case of #5115 . You are using Qt client to manage both local and remote sessions. Qt client currently doesn't differentiate and stores settings in both cases to the same file(s). So even if you had C:\downloads set as download directory (with local session), it's then being over...

I just installed the Transmission Windows client and got it up and running with Sonarr. Only one problem: torrents only show up when I look in the web ui, but not in the actual desktop client. Anyone else run into this? I would guess that you have installed both the Qt client and the daemon. I woul...

Discussion there is about SickRage plugin for Transmission. The issue is exactly the same though: most probably you need to go to Transmission Remote GUI settings and make sure to explicitly specify non-empty download directory.

Now I don't understand what you're trying to say. Qt client and daemon use different configuration directories, and this is intentional.

I'm confused, does it work or does it not work for you?

You could try adding "--log-debug --logfile /tmp/transmission.log" to daemon's command line and check the file for clues.

You may not believe it but on other platforms those paths are different as well.

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It happened because people didn't check what they downloaded (and I don't blame them) and operating system didn't warn them either. This could happen to virtually any software you download. Check the checksums (or in this case thumbprints) and certificate info and you're safe. Unless someone steals ...

No builds except for OS X one (and only v2.90, and not even right away) were affected by OSX.KeRanger.A, if that's what you're asking. Windows builds are also signed (both .msi installers and all the binaries inside) with my personal certificate with thumbprint of "9b 98 3f a6 f9 7d d7 45 27 18...

fantast_xu wrote:Hi any updates?

If you saw release notes for 2.90, there's an item saying "Retry if RPC server fails to bind to specified address", which is exactly what this thread is about. See also #5737.

Has anyone with this issue tried 2.90 (or later)?

So here's another test for you. Try running T with TR_CURL_SSL_VERIFY set and see if you get errors from other trackers and/or webseeds:

As far as I could tell looking into libcurl source code, SChannel (Windows) and DarwinSSL (OS X) backends disable the use of TLS SNI extension unless `verifyhost` is enabled in SSL context; all other backends don't care and could perform SNI validation regardless (hence OpenSSL works). T in turn onl...

You may want to add `--log-debug --log-file /tmp/transmission.log` to daemon's arguments. Depending on Ubuntu version (which you didn't tell us) it needs to be added to either defaults file (via OPTIONS=) or systemd override file (via ExecStart=). Then try starting it as usual and see if the log fil...

As I presume you have libcurl installed via homebrew as well, you could try rebuilding it to use the new openssl (if you didn't do that yet) and make T use it, and see if that helps: $ brew reinstall curl --with-openssl $ otool -L /usr/local/opt/curl/lib/libcurl.4.dylib (confirm that it depends on /...