Thanks for the reply. I swapped the Ethernet cables between my working
MYCLOUD and the problem unit and everything stays the same. Old one is fine
new one fails rechecking on torrents. I think at this point I need to
return it.
Received a second drive via advanced RMA. Exact same issue. I am waiting for a call back from tech support but don’t hold out much hope. Again the Exact same torrent downloaded to my 2TB MYCLOUD works 100% of the time. At this point I can inly guess it has something to do with the different firmwares that the older and newer MYCLOUD drives seem to run on. Consider me an unhappy customer. Not to mention the stupid issue of no way to shut it down from the Web interface.
I had the exact same issue using Qbittorrent on Windows. Only the odd file would download to 100% on the first try. I switched to uTorrent and that works perfectly every time. I run Transmission on the MYCLOUD and have no problems at all with that.
Thanks for the link. I have looked at that before but I don’t know how to do the first steps. I’m on windows and have no knowledge of ssh or Linux. I’m thinking there is something incompatible with the GEN2 MYCLOUD and qbittorrent. This is frustrating because as I said the old version works just fine. I can download a torrent on the old drive, recheck it and it is always 100% then just cut and paste the files to the new MYCLOUD and recheck it and it is fine. Annoying. Making me think I should have just bought a synology like we use at work.
I was cruising by and saw this thread. There shouldn’t be an issue with the difference in firmwares (famous last words), but it was suggested that you make sure all the settings between the two drives match as close as possible to see if that helps.
After waiting another week for a response from tech support I have heard nothing. I tried to schedule a call from the rep who was suppose to be handling this case and heard nothing from him. I have now returned the drive that was sent to me at my expense and still have the issue. Consider me unhappy. I guess I should have bought a Synology.
Sorry that this has been such an ordeal for you bro. I gave up dealing with OEM support ages ago, and just ignore that they are even a thing.
Between you and me, I would just use transmission directly on the thing, rather than trying to use it over a share on a PC doing the torrents. Sadly, all the juicy options (like forcing encryption, and the like) require manual poking of a config file, but otherwise it works a treat. (Even accepts pasted in magnet links.)
The only possible lead I had was the opportunistic locking thing. If it wasnt helpful… I dunno man. You have my sympathies though.