kill -TERM <daemon's pid> shutdown normally. but sometimes cause some unfinished torrents to force verify.
It may caused by some uncleanly shutdown and/or data sync mismatch. this problem occurs from 2.01 to 2.11 (i only use these versions).
another suggetion is add shutdown command to rpc command list. make possiable remote shutdown daemon.
Kill Daemon dirty,add rpc command to cleanly shutdown daemon
Re: Kill Daemon dirty,add rpc command to cleanly shutdown da
Yes, +1 on transmission-remote --shutdown
Re: Kill Daemon dirty,add rpc command to cleanly shutdown da
Are you sure that the torrents that are verifying were not added as magnet links? Those have to verify next time they launch to check for any existing data. It's somewhat of a bug but it doesn't check if the data even exists when the metadata is downloaded.
Re: Kill Daemon dirty,add rpc command to cleanly shutdown da
i've found that if you do astarmoon wrote:kill -TERM <daemon's pid> shutdown normally. but sometimes cause some unfinished torrents to force verify.
transmission-remote -t all --stop
right before the "kill -TERM <transmission-daemon's pid>" command you can avoid unexpected force verifies. at least that's my experience. it just gives the daemon a chance to update the torrents status and control files before killing it, as opposed to killing it when an unfinished torrent is actively downloading pieces.