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Since I started using rpc enabled versions I see "Connection failed" message quite often. Some times it shows directly after ui is loaded and before torrents are displayed, some times it shows after torrents are displayed and I can still do f.ex. resume or stop on torrents. This happens on local network. Seems to me that it must be a timeout problem.
1.34 is released btw.
andersos
It mostly happens when the bandwidth is used by torrent traffic, so I think too, it might be time-outs.
Do you know how to manage them in transmission rpc?
I don't think it's possible to affect timeouts through any settings. Would be best to discuss with the devs on irc. I didn't do it yet because I don't currently need the web ui myself. But I think I'll soon mention the problem there.
Btw., 1.34 seems to be very nice. Thanks oleo!
I recently have discovered one strange feature of new transmission: it downloads twice less than the old version. So, the time to download e.g. one 700MB movie dropped from appr. 4 hours with old transmission downto 7-8 hours with new version (with my 512Kbit dsl). Does anyone have the same problem?
P.S. I don't have download limitations set in transmission configuration. It reports appr. 52KB/s download speed, so it must download 52*3600*4>700MB in 4 hours but in reality it downloads only appr. 400MB!
still the weird problems I guess...
don't know why everybody has problems, it works perfectly fine for me:confused:
for downloading 700mb movies, it now only takes half an hour for me, instead of a whole day:rolleyes:
alltho it connects to a lot less peers, I download a lot quicker:D
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Originally Posted by alxndrv
Yes!!! I have same problem, I even reinstalled everything today and problem is still there.
It's showing ~90 kb/s speed,but speed recorded on tracker is ~35kb/s
It simply uses 90kb/s of my bandwidth but effectively donwloading at 2x,3x less!!!!
Downloaded amount in the inspector is also weird, sometimes it is going backwards. It shows 55.3Mb and few seconds later it is showing 55.2MB
I think that that problem started when I upgraded from 1.33 to 1.34
It seems that after they changed to using evhttpd yesterday Clutch works well again :) No more errors for me at least. I now run trunk revision 6804.Quote:
Originally Posted by alxndrv
I've been running 1.33-2 for about 30 days without a single hiccup :D
Best transmission i ever seen running on my asus ;)
I'm encoutering a problem with the WebUI: it keeps telling me
and i cannot manage my torrents.Quote:
Connection Failed
Could not connect to the server. You may need to reload the page to reconnect.
Running transmission 1.34
what browser do you use, and how do you connect?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenny
wireless, via wan, via lan
Using firefox/opera and connecting through lan and wireless (same result)Quote:
Originally Posted by wpte
Can you please share this version of transmission?Quote:
Originally Posted by andersos
I cross-compiled it for my Maxtor Sharede Storage II. Don't know if it works on your machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by alxndrv
But Clutch loads very fast now :) No error messages so far.
Ok, thanks, I can also compile it on my asus, thought you already have the binaries
Unfortunately it is not available anymoreQuote:
Originally Posted by ocelivise
(http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/op...2-1_mipsel.ipk)
Can I still find it somewhere?
And today, in r6820, they implemented compression of the json data and web ui data to further speed things up.Quote:
Originally Posted by alxndrv
What about slow dl speed problem:(? Anyone:confused:
I never had reason to complain on dl speed.
Hi All,
Have now returned to 1.22 (transmissiond) - Why
Stable, and a smaller cpu and memory footprint, the final reason was remote access - the graphics & ajax were nice but the fast responce of 1.22 is much better.
One other final reason is that I had segmetation faults ( now this might not be trans 1.3x fault) but all well since I reinstalled my old system.
Velcrow
It's also slow (version 1.34 upgraded today; I had the same bug with 1.31) on my asus. It says 50KB/s but in real life it's very slow. About 1/2 or 1/3 of declared speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ocelivise
Transmission-remote and webUI declares same speed but it does not work like it says. For example I'm downloading 10% of my torrent and it says 75.2Mb. Then I have to wait for 10 seconds until it's changed to 75.3Mb, with declared 50MB/s speed.
I tried to turn off/on encryption, nothing changed. I don't use any other limitations in my config. RAM is almost full and asus is using 3Mb of swap.
Did anybody managed to solve this problem?
thanks
It's fixed http://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/1305#comment:13.Quote:
Originally Posted by dzontra
We wait, when Oleo will compile transmission.
Great :) I can't wait to try.Quote:
Originally Posted by TVadim
Reduction max-peers-global to 10-15 in settings.json. This increase download to 60-80%.Quote:
Originally Posted by dzontra
works significantly better :) Thanks for the advice.
where is settings.json !?
in config folder :)Quote:
Originally Posted by calebz
Important: first turn off transmission, then change file. Otherwise the changes will be lost.
All i can see is transmission/web folder where there is no such file
Can you be more precise? Im running openwrt.
I start transmission with following line:
My statup script says where is "config" folder.Code:/bin/nice /opt/bin/transmission-daemon -g /tmp/harddisk/share/torrent/config
regards
compuarc@WL-001FC651356E root]$ /opt/etc/init.d/S90transmission-daemon start
updating blocklist, ~4MB
gunzip: Invalid magic
starting transmission
Transmission 1.41b4 (7408) http://www.transmissionbt.com/
A fast and easy BitTorrent client
transmission-daemon is a headless Transmission session
that can be controlled via transmission-remote or Clutch.
Usage: transmission-daemon [options]
Options:
-h --help Display this help page and exit
-a --allowed <list> Allowed IP addresses. (Default: 127.0.0.1)
-b --blocklist Enable peer blocklists
-B --no-blocklist Disable peer blocklists
-f --foreground Run in the foreground instead of daemonizing
-g --config-dir <path> Where to look for configuration files
-p --port <port> RPC port (Default: 9091)
-t --auth Require authentication
-T --no-auth Don't require authentication
-u --username <username> Set username for authentication
-v --password <password> Set password for authentication
-w --download-dir <path> Where to save downloaded data
/opt/etc/init.d/S90transmission-daemon: /opt/etc/init.d/S90transmission-daemon: 32: /tmp/harddisk/transmission/config: Permission denied
/opt/etc/init.d/S90transmission-daemon: /opt/etc/init.d/S90transmission-daemon: 32: /tmp/harddisk/transmission/download: Permission denied
[compuarc@WL-001FC651356E root]$
my change prmissions in 755 /tmp/harddisk/transmission/download and /tmp/harddisk/transmission/config
Hello everyone,
I install transmission and seems to be a good torrent program. I have a wd 500 GB HDD, but because of some things (HD movie..) i remain without space. Now i want to buy a 750 GB extern hdd and i want to attach to my wl500GP router ,to continue with downloads job. Can i connect a usb hub on my box, without interference between devices(i have a printer who looks very well and i want to keep it in a system) and how to setup the Oleg firmware to recognize the second hdd ? It's enough to format second hdd with one large ext3 partition?
Thank u very much, u do a great job here !!