Transmission

x190 wrote:I like the white on black (minus the blurry tab title*). Where do I get one? Also, does your interface show active webseeds (e.g. by base_url) in the peer list? If not, can you do that?

This theme would be perfect with ff's dev dark theme. Tabs are dark blue.

Just click on the screenshot in the previous post. Shift can only show what's in the rpc-spec. In Shift you can get a list of peers. Go to the torrent details (Double click on a torrent.) and click on peers.

Changelog

• Implemented keyboard shortcuts.
• Oh, and there's an egg in there too.

Changelog

• Implemented download complete notification.

Coming up ... Just to prove what can be done with changes in css only.

killemov wrote:Coming up ...

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Just to prove what can be done with changes in css only.

Interesting, coming soon?

I'm trying to install this and have found where my transmission daemon starts using ls -l /proc/4137 | grep exe (4137 being my process id) but it starts in a directory I can't write too. (I am trying to do this on a DD-WRT build). Is there any way I can place the shift files elsewhere and load them?

Also, how can I find out how transmission is run on my build of DD-WRT? I can't find any start up scripts in the usual /etc/init.d so I am not sure how it runs in the first place to add the environment variable.

@bsod: Replied there

Trying to install and get this working but the default web gui is still loading. Here's what I've done.
What am I missing that's probably obvious to everyone but me right now? Thanks

Step 1: stopped the service Step 2: went to were transmission has it's web folder Step 3: cloned the repo Step 4: checked that permissions on those files are the same as the web folder and files
Step 5: set the environment variable Step 6: started it back up Step 7: checked http://1.2.3.4:9091 and it still loads old web gui

larsen161 wrote:What am I missing that's probably obvious to everyone but me right now?

It may not be that obvious to most of us... This has nothing to do with Shift but everything with the way you start Transmission. Search for linux service command environment variables and all shall be revealed. I will update the instructions in the starting post.

very useful info - I've managed to get it working but not in a way that will work after a server reboot.

I first added into this file so that when I run it works. Great! BUT....
As you mentioned, the problem with starting through 'service' is that it won't work when system is shutdown/restarted.

So I tried adding the env variable to be set on boot by adding the following file System now has that variable after a reboot when I check I also tried adding this to But that also failed to load Shift. Perhaps the details will come in the update?

Now that I have it working, I'm liking a lot of the features that I wished there were in the default gui. Especially enjoying the filter view that allows me to just list the incomplete torrents thus far. Also..

killemov wrote:

lazybones wrote:Also I see lots about linking files and setting priority in a torrent but can you chose the save location when adding the torrent?

Depends on what you mean with "choose" exactly. Browse for the target directory? No! Enter the target directory manually? Yes!
Maybe this needs some attention(/lobbying): Select download folder from web client (diff attached)

I see that I can set the download location when adding a torrent. How can I change the location once I've added it? When I go to the details page the downloadDir key value is just a static field. Something that can be changed in the default transmission client.

larsen161 wrote:I see that I can set the download location when adding a torrent. How can I change the location once I've added it? When I go to the details page the downloadDir key value is just a static field. Something that can be changed in the default transmission client.

Check https://trac.transmissionbt.com/browser ... c-spec.txt at the end. I will implement the 2.80+ features soon.

shift works like magic. I add some advanced settings to the code http://sourceforge.net/p/transmissionda ... 80ee/#d2bf and shift automatically adds them to the session settings. Like magic!

cfpp2p wrote:Shift works like magic. I add some advanced settings to the code http://sourceforge.net/p/transmissionda ... 80ee/#d2bf and Shift automatically adds them to the session settings. Like magic!

If you put something new in the session data or Shift data then Shift will show it. If it were possible I would not have any field references in Shift at all, but then I'd have had to develop Shift with the "everything is an object" dogma. The structure of the posts of your project on Sourceforge seems a bit messy.

Changelog

• Created new stylesheet.
• Percentages can be colorized.
• Current row is vertically centered when using keyboard to scroll.