Hello, using ARM 5 and Transmission 2.8
Are there any hidden options for setting download speed per torrent/job?
If not, I'll stick with Transmission Remote GUI, but as mentioned in my support thread, ever since using the remote GUI, I get connection failed errors with Transmission.
ARM 5 : Transmission 2.8 speed limiting per task
Re: ARM 5 : Transmission 2.8 speed limiting per task
Not hidden, very visible but you failed to mention what are you using to try to set those limits...Roxy wrote:Are there any hidden options for setting download speed per torrent/job?
The Web client? That one has no way to set options.
transmission-remote? Yep, option --downlimit.
Transmission-Qt with a remote session? Yep, on each torrent's options.
3rd party tool (like Transmission Remote GUI)? Ask them.
Re: ARM 5 : Transmission 2.8 speed limiting per task
The Shift web UI allows you to change ALL settings available in the RPC specification.
Re: ARM 5 : Transmission 2.8 speed limiting per task
Thank you both I will check them out.
For Shift in particular, is there a way to set the TRANSMISSION_WEB_HOME environment variable via the files on the device itself or does this need to be done over SSH and a command line?
I looked in the Transmission Daemon folder for files that would use that entry and saw none.
For Shift in particular, is there a way to set the TRANSMISSION_WEB_HOME environment variable via the files on the device itself or does this need to be done over SSH and a command line?
I looked in the Transmission Daemon folder for files that would use that entry and saw none.
Re: ARM 5 : Transmission 2.8 speed limiting per task
There's also Kettu : viewtopic.php?f=8&t=16421 (another Web client to be used by the daemon instead of the original -- with support for setting individual speed limits, and most options).
To change Web clients you don't have to stop the daemon, what I just did to test Kettu does involve ssh access:
There's many ways to "install", I chose cloning the project with Git because that allows me to update with a simple command (git pull).
You don't need to set that variable (but if you want to set it, the best place is in the start-up script, which means you have access to it).a way to set the TRANSMISSION_WEB_HOME environment variable via the files on the device itself or does this need to be done over SSH and a command line?
To change Web clients you don't have to stop the daemon, what I just did to test Kettu does involve ssh access:
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ssh <my_user>@<my_NAS>
$ find /opt/share -type d -name transmission
$ cd share/transmission/
$ mv web web.orig
$ git clone https://github.com/endor/kettu.git
$ ln -s kettu web
Re: ARM 5 : Transmission 2.8 speed limiting per task
Super thanks. I'll check it out.
Either way, these have all been better than the standard!
Either way, these have all been better than the standard!