ReadyNas Duo - no auto refresh of torrent on 2.31

[boab2791]

Hi all,

I see a similar topic on this issue regarding a Synology NAS.

I have downloaded the two files as mentioned but have not got a clue where they should go in my installation which is carried out through Frontview.

I have checked the addons-config and webroot folders that get created but I do not see these files.

[cico]

I've installed Transmission via optware/IPKG on my Syno, so the path on my machine is /opt/share/transmission/web/javascript/jquery/

Maybe you should look out for the folder transmission on your installation, the structure within should be the same...?

[boab2791]

I have access the volume through the admin C share and still cannot the folders to add these amended files too, perhaps the version for ReadyNAS Duo is different. Although the BIN file is 20.1MB and these two foders combined come no where near that size so it must in there somewhere.

[cico]

I've no idea about "admin C share" (I'm a mac user), does it give you the same complete access to your system/root directory as via ssh? What if you ssh into your machine and perform a search like this

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find / | grep transmission

(I'm a Linux dummie, don't know if that is the most elegant way to search but it shows me what I'm looking for )

You should get a lot of output, mainly from two places: /path-on-your-NAS/transmission/web/ with its subfolders javascript, images and stylesheets containing all the webUI stuff (including the two jquery files you want to replace) and transmission-daemon somewhere in your user's home containing all the configuration stuff (settings, blocklists, resume info...)

Although the BIN file is 20.1MB and these two foders combined come no where near that size so it must in there somewhere.

Do you mean you have an installation file of 20MB? Why is it that big? The mac version is less than 10MB, a headless installation (with all dependencies) should even be much smaller, shouldn't it?!

Have you already posted on the ReadyNAS Board? Maybe the best place to ask where your installation has written the files...

Good luck!