What I would like to do is get this to run at startup. I added the above commands (export and transmission-daemon) but it does not seem to work. I changed it to
Man, you're A-W-E-S-O-M-E! I was trying to make transmission to start automatically, I spent 5 hours and nothing, but with yout trick, it's working. Unbelievable!! Thank you!!
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 16:19 Post subject: New explanation: Many ways to do the same
Good workaround, c1355054!
Actually, there are many ways to do the same thing. As long as /tmp/ is "virtual", we have to consider it is pointing to somewhere "physical". So, if we go through the mounted partition (e.g. "/mnt/sda1") we would wind up finding the same files that are found on /tmp/. Hence, a second fix would be:
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 21:01 Post subject: Re: New explanation: Many ways to do the same
msantos2007 wrote:
Good workaround, c1355054!
Actually, there are many ways to do the same thing. As long as /tmp/ is "virtual", we have to consider it is pointing to somewhere "physical". So, if we go through the mounted partition (e.g. "/mnt/sda1") we would wind up finding the same files that are found on /tmp/. Hence, a second fix would be:
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 14:01 Post subject: Re: New explanation: Many ways to do the same
c1355054 wrote:
msantos2007 wrote:
Good workaround, c1355054!
Actually, there are many ways to do the same thing. As long as /tmp/ is "virtual", we have to consider it is pointing to somewhere "physical". So, if we go through the mounted partition (e.g. "/mnt/sda1") we would wind up finding the same files that are found on /tmp/. Hence, a second fix would be:
So, accordingly above, there would be no need to copy any files.
Best Regards, Marcelo.
I havent tested this, but it wont work.
anything inside ".config" folder is unreadable. try it.
I just posted an alternative code, you don't have to follow it. Actually, is was extracted from my router and it's working (build 22118). Maybe, due to many adjustments I made from the original instructions, I got it to work without notice that might be an issue.
The thing is, I'm still testing a How-to for Transmission I wrote and I'll post it as soon as I can.
Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 12:00 Post subject: Re: New explanation: Many ways to do the same
msantos2007 wrote:
I just posted an alternative code, you don't have to follow it. Actually, is was extracted from my router and it's working (build 22118). Maybe, due to many adjustments I made from the original instructions, I got it to work without notice that might be an issue.
The thing is, I'm still testing a How-to for Transmission I wrote and I'll post it as soon as I can.
That would be great for people looking for a good guide to setup transmission! However it would be more helpful if you post each command with clarification so people can understand which command is doing what?
also please keep in mind that decault configuration location of transmission is not working as stated above ( atleast it didnt work for 3 guys posted above).
Thank you!!