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Eris23 Posts: 9 Joined: Mon May 25, 2009 1:37 am magnet link behavior I'm using Transmission 1.91 on Ubuntu Lucid, usually adding links or torrents from Firefox. With torrent files Transmission bring up a dialog box in which I can select select the download location. With magnet links Transmission doesn't bring up a dialog box, just uses the default download location. Is there a way to change the magnet link behavior to ask for a download location as it does with torrent files?The following doesn't change the behavior:* Type about:config into the address bar and press Enter.* Right-click -> New -> Boolean -> Name: network.protocol-handler.external.magnet -> Value -> true* Right-click -> New -> String -> Name: network.protocol-handler.app.magnet -> Value -> /usr/bin/transmission* Ensure network.protocol-handler.expose-all is set to trueI see that azureus had created the following key name in gnome:/desktop/gnome/url-handlers/magnet/commandwith the value:transmission '%s'and the value:enabledcheck marked Jordan Transmission Developer Posts: 2312 Joined: Sat May 26, 2007 3:39 pm Location: Titania's Room Re: magnet link behavior Post by Jordan » Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:11 am eris23 wrote:I'm using Transmission 1.91 on Ubuntu Lucid, usually adding links or torrents from Firefox. With torrent files Transmission bring up a dialog box in which I can select select the download location. With magnet links Transmission doesn't bring up a dialog box, just uses the default download location. Is there a way to change the magnet link behavior to ask for a download location as it does with torrent files?No. Currently, there's no popup dialog for magnet links. IIRC this is planned for release 2.00.Free transmission download Download - transmission
192.168.1.1:8090).You will see an authentication window, and there you should enter the username and password of an account that has access to the settings of the built-in Transmission BitTorrent client.After authentication is complete, the 'Transmission WEB Control' window will open in your web browser.You can find a detailed description of using the Download Station in the Transmission BitTorrent client interface article.For remote access to the Transmission web interface from the Internet, we recommend using the KeenDNS domain name service and setting up remote access to the Transmission web interface following the instruction on the KeenDNS service.ImportantThe built-in Transmission BitTorrent client has maximum download and distribution speed limits depending on the Keenetic model:Peak (KN-2710): 40 Mbytes/sGiant (KN-2610): 20 Mbytes/sUltra (KN-1810), Hopper (KN-3810), Hero 4G (KN-2310), Ultra SE (KN-2510), Giga (KN-1010/1011), Giga SE (KN-2410), Viva (KN-1912): 15 Mbytes/sViva (KN-1910): 12 Mbytes/sDuo (KN-2110), DSL (KN-2010): 5 Mbytes/sExtra (KN-1710, KN-1711, KN-1713), Omni (KN-1410): 3 Mbytes/sThese limitations are selected based on device performance so that the operation of the built-in Transmission BitTorrent client does not take up computing resources from the main Keenetic tasks and does not affect its overall stability. Transmission is not just an application that downloads and distributes files. It is an entire system that processes and supports multiple connections (which requires resources), operates with the USB interface (which requires more resources) and handles multiple files in the file system (more resources) for writing and reading at the same time. It is still the most complex application for any Keenetic device, which, if not limited, can take up all of Keenetic's resources, depriving it of its ability to perform other functions correctly.It is important to understand that these values do not represent our guaranteed maximum speed (such as some of the routing speeds we list on the boxes of devices) but rather the limits for peak speed under ideal laboratory conditions. Actual speeds, taking into account the total load on the router, are usually lower.Handling a large number of tasks (downloads) makes almost no sense: due to the general limitation on the channel width, each of them gets quite a bit of resource (if you use a large number of tasks, CPU load will increase, and access speed will naturally decrease). It is much more efficient to work with a small number of downloads, from one to five (configures by setting the queue length). The number of distributions can be much higher because they load the system less.TipIf the 'Go to downloads' link does not appear in the router's web interface, check that the 'Download Station' and 'Web interface' permissions are set for the user account on the 'Users and access' page. This is because authorization is done via the Nginx server on the router, and permission is needed to access the web configurator via HTTPS. For example:After that, a 'Go to downloads' link will appear on the web:If you have set up access to the Download Station management according to this instruction, but you can't access it (Download station does not. Transmission Qt 2.93 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.92 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.9 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.6 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.4 Revision - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.1 Revision - Download; Transmission Qt 2.83 (64bit) -queued for download transmission transmission Discussion
Papka__ Posts: 5 Joined: Fri Oct 24, 2008 6:20 am settings.json Is it possible to get complete list of setts for transmission? I check settings.json, but seems it's not full list. For example on the forum I found that it's possible to add setts for proxy server. volenin Posts: 16 Joined: Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:44 pm Re: settings.json Post by volenin » Sat Feb 07, 2009 6:21 pm Yeap, I vote for this one too. The next best thing to the complete settings file I got to was to run transmission from the desktop, which generated settings.json file with much more settings that are covered on the trac. Running transmission in headless mode is very hard because quite important settings are not being covered in the documentation right now... gdb Posts: 1 Joined: Fri May 01, 2009 12:47 pm Re: settings.json Post by gdb » Fri May 01, 2009 1:24 pm Hi Im running transmission-daemon on Ubuntu server 8.10I have created a file $HOME/.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json with my required settings( "download-dir": "\/media\/store\/incoming", ) but for some reason the file is not read all the permissions are correct and the *.restore files are read.when I check the Preferences on the web gui it shows the download dir is /Does anybody know why transmission-daemon is not reading the settings.json filecat /home/transmission/.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json{ "blocklist-enabled": 0, "download-dir": "\/media\/store\/incoming", "download-limit": 100, "download-limit-enabled": 0, "encryption": 2, "max-peers-global": 200, "peer-port": 51413, "pex-enabled": 1, "port-forwarding-enabled": 0, "rpc-access-control-list": "+127.0.0.1", "rpc-authentication-required": 0, "rpc-password": "", "rpc-port": 9091, "rpc-username": "3", "upload-limit": 3, "upload-limit-enabled": 1, "proxy": 192.168.0.106, "proxy-port": 3128, "proxy-enabled": 1} volenin Posts: 16 Joined: Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:44 pm Re: settings.json Post by volenin » Sun May 03, 2009 4:48 pm Have the same problem after upgrading to SVN 8322 (either 1.6beta1 or couple of updates later). settings.json file for daemon is not longer being read. Has the default TRANSMISSION_HOME directory changed? I'm not redefining it right now in the init.d script, so it (supposedly) defaults to $HOME/.config/transmission-daemon/ directory....EDIT: correction: the settings.json file seems to be read after all, it's just not all (I'd rather say - just a few) settings are beingqueued for download transmission transmission - GitHub
You may need to install some additional dependencies (if you need SSL/TLS enabled), including Visual C++ Redistributable Package (Direct link) and OpenSSL libs (Direct link); this only needs to be done once.If for some reason the error does not disappear, then try to download the files libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll manually and copy them into the folder C:\Program Files\Transmission Remote GUI\See the Download Station manual for setting up the built-in Transmission torrent client.You can also use the HTTP protocol and port 8090 to connect to Transmission settings remotely.NOTE: Important! Using the HTTP protocol and port 8090 is not safe because port HTTP/8090 will always be open in the router (it is safe to use this port to connect to the router's local network).We recommend using remote access to Transmission settings over the secure HTTPS/443 protocol. More information can be found in the instructions Secure access to the Transmission interface.If you are using the Transmission Remote GUI to manage your downloads from the Internet remotely, you need to specify in the 'Remote host' field the public IP address of the Keenetic router that your ISP provides for Internet access or the KeenDNS domain name under which the router is accessible from the Internet.If you are using Transmission Remote GUI to manage downloads from your home network, you need to specify the local Transmission web interface IP address of the Keenetic router in the 'Remote host' field (for example, 192.168.1.1).Transmission Remote on your mobile deviceYou can use a mobile app on smartphones andtransmission vs transmission-daemon - Transmission
63W macrumors regular #1 Ive tested it and re-tested it for the past 2 hours. Downloading torrents are slower with Big Sur by about 40%. Power cycled the router and ISP modem. Power cycled my MacAir several times. Performed speed tests using different local servers via SpeedTest.net App on MacAir; im getting full speed that I pay for. But when it comes to torrents, download speeds are far slower and i'm connecting to far fewer seeds, vs Catalina.Im running Qbittorent 4.3.0Out of 7,000 seeds, I only connect to 2 seeds at most. #2 Glad I'm not going crazy. I'm having the same issue. Connecting to a lot fewer seeds and downloads are crawling. #3 Got the same issue here. using qBittorrent 4.3.0. which was great in catalina. now after big sur update torrent download is slow. Connecting to a fewer seeds only ranging from 1 to 5 seeds. What to do? any ideas. #4 same here, around 60% slower with qBittorrent 4.3.0.solution---edit, moved the speed courser all the way to the top (had it in unlimited), now is working fine Last edited: Nov 13, 2020 #5 Have you tried Transmission? With Catalina it was the fastest torrent downloader; let me know! #6 Have you tried Transmission? With Catalina it was the fastest torrent downloader; let me know! I do like transmission but I do like the option to close the program when downloads completed, transmission does not have this option. #7 I do like transmission but I do like the option to close the program when downloads completed, transmission does not have this option. I know qbittorrents has some interesting perks and I've used it too, but Transmission, is simple and FAST and now it's my choice! #8 I thought Transmission had issues with SOCKS5 proxies (perhaps that was only true in the past). #9 WOW! I thought it was an issue with SUR. I've been on the developers for months and thought it was an issue with the operating system and thought that when the final release has been done it would be fine but no. Seeds are very very low. I'm on a gigabit fibre network and should download in seconds but it's not picking up say it states 1000 seeds and it kicks up 3 or 4. I'm glad it's not an issue on my end. Needs updating. #10 I got a 70% degradation in download speed with qbittorrent. I'm on 1000 fiber, usually it maxes out around 50MB/s over wifi, now it's only 15. #11 same here, around 60% slower with qBittorrent 4.3.0.solution---edit, moved the speed courser all the way to the top (had it in unlimited), now is working fine How and where is the. Transmission Qt 2.93 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.92 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.9 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.6 - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.4 Revision - Download; Transmission Qt 2.84.1 Revision - Download; Transmission Qt 2.83 (64bit) -Comments
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2025-04-24Eris23 Posts: 9 Joined: Mon May 25, 2009 1:37 am magnet link behavior I'm using Transmission 1.91 on Ubuntu Lucid, usually adding links or torrents from Firefox. With torrent files Transmission bring up a dialog box in which I can select select the download location. With magnet links Transmission doesn't bring up a dialog box, just uses the default download location. Is there a way to change the magnet link behavior to ask for a download location as it does with torrent files?The following doesn't change the behavior:* Type about:config into the address bar and press Enter.* Right-click -> New -> Boolean -> Name: network.protocol-handler.external.magnet -> Value -> true* Right-click -> New -> String -> Name: network.protocol-handler.app.magnet -> Value -> /usr/bin/transmission* Ensure network.protocol-handler.expose-all is set to trueI see that azureus had created the following key name in gnome:/desktop/gnome/url-handlers/magnet/commandwith the value:transmission '%s'and the value:enabledcheck marked Jordan Transmission Developer Posts: 2312 Joined: Sat May 26, 2007 3:39 pm Location: Titania's Room Re: magnet link behavior Post by Jordan » Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:11 am eris23 wrote:I'm using Transmission 1.91 on Ubuntu Lucid, usually adding links or torrents from Firefox. With torrent files Transmission bring up a dialog box in which I can select select the download location. With magnet links Transmission doesn't bring up a dialog box, just uses the default download location. Is there a way to change the magnet link behavior to ask for a download location as it does with torrent files?No. Currently, there's no popup dialog for magnet links. IIRC this is planned for release 2.00.
2025-04-19Papka__ Posts: 5 Joined: Fri Oct 24, 2008 6:20 am settings.json Is it possible to get complete list of setts for transmission? I check settings.json, but seems it's not full list. For example on the forum I found that it's possible to add setts for proxy server. volenin Posts: 16 Joined: Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:44 pm Re: settings.json Post by volenin » Sat Feb 07, 2009 6:21 pm Yeap, I vote for this one too. The next best thing to the complete settings file I got to was to run transmission from the desktop, which generated settings.json file with much more settings that are covered on the trac. Running transmission in headless mode is very hard because quite important settings are not being covered in the documentation right now... gdb Posts: 1 Joined: Fri May 01, 2009 12:47 pm Re: settings.json Post by gdb » Fri May 01, 2009 1:24 pm Hi Im running transmission-daemon on Ubuntu server 8.10I have created a file $HOME/.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json with my required settings( "download-dir": "\/media\/store\/incoming", ) but for some reason the file is not read all the permissions are correct and the *.restore files are read.when I check the Preferences on the web gui it shows the download dir is /Does anybody know why transmission-daemon is not reading the settings.json filecat /home/transmission/.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json{ "blocklist-enabled": 0, "download-dir": "\/media\/store\/incoming", "download-limit": 100, "download-limit-enabled": 0, "encryption": 2, "max-peers-global": 200, "peer-port": 51413, "pex-enabled": 1, "port-forwarding-enabled": 0, "rpc-access-control-list": "+127.0.0.1", "rpc-authentication-required": 0, "rpc-password": "", "rpc-port": 9091, "rpc-username": "3", "upload-limit": 3, "upload-limit-enabled": 1, "proxy": 192.168.0.106, "proxy-port": 3128, "proxy-enabled": 1} volenin Posts: 16 Joined: Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:44 pm Re: settings.json Post by volenin » Sun May 03, 2009 4:48 pm Have the same problem after upgrading to SVN 8322 (either 1.6beta1 or couple of updates later). settings.json file for daemon is not longer being read. Has the default TRANSMISSION_HOME directory changed? I'm not redefining it right now in the init.d script, so it (supposedly) defaults to $HOME/.config/transmission-daemon/ directory....EDIT: correction: the settings.json file seems to be read after all, it's just not all (I'd rather say - just a few) settings are being
2025-04-16You may need to install some additional dependencies (if you need SSL/TLS enabled), including Visual C++ Redistributable Package (Direct link) and OpenSSL libs (Direct link); this only needs to be done once.If for some reason the error does not disappear, then try to download the files libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll manually and copy them into the folder C:\Program Files\Transmission Remote GUI\See the Download Station manual for setting up the built-in Transmission torrent client.You can also use the HTTP protocol and port 8090 to connect to Transmission settings remotely.NOTE: Important! Using the HTTP protocol and port 8090 is not safe because port HTTP/8090 will always be open in the router (it is safe to use this port to connect to the router's local network).We recommend using remote access to Transmission settings over the secure HTTPS/443 protocol. More information can be found in the instructions Secure access to the Transmission interface.If you are using the Transmission Remote GUI to manage your downloads from the Internet remotely, you need to specify in the 'Remote host' field the public IP address of the Keenetic router that your ISP provides for Internet access or the KeenDNS domain name under which the router is accessible from the Internet.If you are using Transmission Remote GUI to manage downloads from your home network, you need to specify the local Transmission web interface IP address of the Keenetic router in the 'Remote host' field (for example, 192.168.1.1).Transmission Remote on your mobile deviceYou can use a mobile app on smartphones and
2025-04-14QBittorrent_to_TransmissionAutomatically moving qBittorrent torrents to TransmissionMy use case: I use qBittorrent to download torrent files because of its superior speed, but I like the Transmission GUI and way of handling things. I wanted to find a way to download stuff through qBittorrent, then move them to my Transmission torrent clients depending on if they are public or private torrents. This is source agnostic, aka you can use this with Sonarr and Radarr as I am, to manage torrents. However, any Indexer settings set in Sonarr or Radarr will not work with this script.I have a public Transmission torrent client that has an upload bandwidth limit of ~15% of my ISP's upload bandwidth. I also have a private Transmission client that has unlimited upload speed for torrents that are provided by private trackers in order to increase my ratio and uploaded data.My concept is as such: have a shared folder where everything is moved after download. I call this /mnt/torrents. Have a watched folder for each Transmission client, e.g. /mnt/transmission_public and /mnt/transmission_private. Optional: have separate folders as temporary download locations for each client, e.g. /mnt/qbittorrent_temp, /mnt/transmission_private_temp, /mnt/transmission_public/temp. These are used as "scratchdisks" to download torrents (hosted on an enterprise-grade SSD), then the torrents are moved to their final location at /mnt/torrents, this is done in order to avoid fragmentation because I use ZFS as a filesystem and ZFS cannot be defragged.I use docker for all my torrent clients and I have a single host for all containers. This guide should work for regular installs as well.You will need to install the qbittorentapi and shutil python packages on your linux host.The script provided that makes all of this happen is a python script. It queries the qBittorrent client for uploading or completed downloads, checks to see if they are private or public torrents, then copies the .torrent files to the respective "watched" directory of the public or private (transmission) client. It just copies the .torrent files to directories, so it should be usable with other torrent clients that have "watched" directories. The Transmission clients automatically recognize the downloaded files and instantly begin to seed them, instead of re-downloading them. It is crucial that all download clients are running under a user that has a group access to the files. E.g., I have separate users for each download client, qbittorent user runs the qbittorent docker container, transmission_public runs the transmission_public container and transmission_private
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