I apologize if this was in the wrong area, and even more if it’s already been answered somewhere but after searching couldn’t find a solution.
I’m working off of my laptop and decided to pick up a MY CLOUD EX4 to move everything onto before I start building a new desktop.
I was easily able to download and seed using whatever client I chose on the desktop but I can’t keep my laptop running 24-7.
In comes the ex4. I installed transmission from the apps section of the dashboard, running firmware 1.03.41 and after setting it up I tried to download and seed a couple of files.
It looks like I’m seeding those torrents, but I can’t find the files anywhere.
The default download location when I check the torrents on the transmission web interface (from the wd dashboard) is “/mnt/HD/HD_a2/Public/Transmission” It doesn’t seem to matter what I path I enter it returns to that path.
example of info from running torrent…
Activity
Have:3.90 GB (100%)
Availability:100%
Downloaded:3.91 GB
Uploaded:1.99 GB (Ratio: 0.50)
State:Seeding
Running Time:46 minutes
Remaining Time:22 days
Last Activity:None
Error:None
Details Size: 3.90 GB (14,904 pieces @ 256.0 KiB)
Location: /mnt/HD/HD_a2/Public/Transmission
Hash: bc8547f3021ae43d53b6a19a66d7877f8ecb38fb
Privacy: Private to this tracker – DHT and PEX disabled
Origin: Created by ruTorrent (PHP Class - Adrien Gibrat) on Tue Jun 24 2014
Hi xilr8, I don’t have a lot of experience with the Transmission app, maybe some of the other users can give you some advice. You can also check out the transmission forums.
Running putty I cant login, I always get access denied using the correct username and password on my local network. When I try to do it via the web interface to my ip it times out without ever connecting.
Port 22 is forwarded through my router.
It’s probably something simple that I’m missing but at this point Im stuck.
The ex4 is doing everything else I need it to very well, (although a little slow on a gigabit network im getting 12-25 mbs compared to usb 3 transfer speeds of 50-60 mbs I’m used to.)
That’s the problem. The password you are using is correct - the username should be sshd, not admin.
If this resolves your login issue and sends you on your way to resolving your Transmission problem, then please click on the star to the left under my username to give me a kudo.
You’re welcome. But what exactly do you mean by the above comment? I know you can now login via putty wherein you are required to put the IP address of the EX4, so I am not clear exactly what you are referring to above. Please clarify more (the more detailed the better) and I’ll help if I can.
Sorry, I can log in via my local ip 10.0.0.8 but when I try to login via my actual external ip 50.188. etc it times out.
I was trying to allow a freind who is much more experienced login and it keeps timing out on him.
Yes, you can use the internal IP to log in as long as you are within the network. Outside the network (ie. outside your home) you friend will only be able to access if you forward port 22 FROM your router TO your EX4’s 10.0 IP. But be sure to do the forwarding on your router and not on the EX4…some people cofusedly do the port forwarding on the EX4. And if you have two routers in the network - i.e. one ISP’s router and one internal router you have to do port forwarding on both routers. First port forward port 22 on the ISP’s (external) router to go to the IP of the internal router (e.g. if the LAN addresses on the external routers are all 192.168.xxx then find what the 192.168 address is for the internal router - probably gonna be 192.168.1.2 but not necessarily - go into the web console of your external router and find out what IPs are assigned to what devices…and then after you’ve setup that port forwarding, go into the internal router’s web console and setup the second port forwarding to forward port 22 to the EX4’s IP…which I believe you said is 10.0.0.8). You don’t need to worry abput your external IP - except to find out what it is and give it to your friend. The idea is to have your friend come in to your external IP (from the Internet) and then get him forwarded from your external router to your internal router and then finally to the EX4. And if you only have one router then skip my guidance on the second router.
I can’t give you specific directions on how to set up the router port forwarding - as different routers have different user interface. But the idea isto setup TCP port forwarding on port 22 to the destination IP (whatever it is - second router’s IP or EX4’s IP).
If the info here helps you get this other issue of having your friend sshing from outside resolved, another kudo on this post would be appreciated
Go for it. Be sure to first backup the original as something like start.sh.orig, including preserving timestamps and permissions on the file using the -p switch of the cp command…e.g. cp -p start.sh start.sh.orig
Editing it won’t break your entire EX4. This affects only the functioning of Transmission. This is nothing…I had to take far greater risks
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