ulfben
8 February 2018 15:38
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I installed transmission from the OSMC “app store”.
The web interface is working but
a) it doesn’t expose nearly enough of the configuration options
b) settings applied there are not reflected in /home/osmc/.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json
I can find no transmission-related stuff under /etc/ either.
So where is the actual settings file?
Thanks!
ulfben
8 February 2018 15:49
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Turns out I had to force the daemon to reload settings.json from commandline after editing it:
pkill -HUP transmission-da
Or, if you’re following the instructions here - make sure you don’t skip number 2: shut the daemon down before editing your settings.
Hi,
I think the most documentation about how to configure Transmission on OSMC is outdated. The current steps to configure Transmission Bittorrent client are spread in the Thread "[TESTING] Transmission app , mainly:
Install and enable Transmission in the menu: “My OSMC → App Store” or install from command-line (for RPi2):
sudo apt-get install armv7-transmission-app-osmc
Stop service
sudo systemctl stop transmission
Change settings from command-line, for example, to configure the dow…
Hi,
sudo systemctl stop transmission
Then editing settings.json
and then
sudo systemctl stop transmission
Rather than forcing a reload, as advised in the linked topic; is the recommended way to make changes, if you can’t find the settings you need in the web interface.
Thanks Tom.
I recommend transgui for administration of transmission. (It installs onto your PC, not onto OSMC.)
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