- #Transmission torrent folder install#
- #Transmission torrent folder download#
- #Transmission torrent folder torrent#
#Transmission torrent folder install#
This data is stored in /var/lib/transmission-daemon/info (requires root access to view, use sudo from the command line or install nautilus-gksu). If you're daemonizing transmission on Ubuntu (using the package transmission-daemon) and using a gui then: Remember to turn Show Hidden Files back off later on, or you'll see a lot of strange looking files: You can just open those with another client and it will work right away.
#Transmission torrent folder torrent#
The torrent folder contains every current torrent, and it includes torrents downloaded from magnet links as well. (By the way, to find a file in a long list you can just start typing its name). In that folder you'll find transmission, and the rest should be pretty straight-forward. Choose View > Show Hidden Files in the menu, then look for ".config". To get there, open the File Browser and go to your home folder.
That is it.Įdit: I reviewed the photo, and to me it appears you should have this set correctly.Transmission stores your torrent files in your standard config folder, at ~/.config/transmission/torrents where ~ is your home folder. media/torrenty/incomplete), now transmission downloads to this folder. you can also append this directory like so. Now in your settings.json (stop transmission first), type in either /mnt/torrenty or /media/torrenty ( If there are other folders within torrenty, like download, incomplete, complete, etc. To be noted, it is not physically in this location, it is still in /mnt/Data/torrenty, but it will appear to your transmission jail that this is where it is (link). Now your torrenty dataset will for all purposes be located in either /mnt or /media depending on which you selected. Keep the option for "create directory" selected.
Under destination select a mount point, this is usually /mnt or /media. Under source browse to (or type) /mnt/Data/torrenty. Then in the popup select the transmission jail. In the freenas GUI, go to jails, then storage. You need to mount the volume /mnt/Data/torrenty to the transmission jail. As I said, it worked once when I typed /mnt/Data/Torrenty into the Tr. Maybe it's only problem of writing of the path to the different dataset? I tried to write /mnt/Data/Torrenty into the Transmission Web Interface when adding torrents and into settings.json but it only creates that path into the jail's dataset. It was created with the transmission dataset. I've installed FreeNAS three times but this is the first time when that dataset ".warden-template-pluginjail" appeared. I really don't get the point of Source/Destination optins. In the picture is also setting of the Transmission's jail. mnt/Ruzne/jails - that's where is installed Transmission
#Transmission torrent folder download#
mnt/Data/Torrenty - that's where I want to download my torrents I have three hard drives with datasets(I'm including a screenshot): I have installed FreeNAS 9.10.2-U1 and Transmission plugin 2.92. I tried every possible combination and it worked once - but after reboot it's not working again. Whatever I set up in the jail setting, settings.json or in Transmission Web Interface it can download only into a jail. Main problem is that I want to download my torrents to another volume on another hard drive. In WebUI is not option for that but I've managed to modify settings.json. I have a problem with setting up a download directory for Transmission plugin.
Firstly, sorry about my English - I'm not a native speaker. I know there are plenty of threads about this subject but I'm desperate.
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