Sorry, I´m Newbie, how can I connect from MAC, I tryed a Transmission remote GUI using port:9091 but I get connection refuse.
Regards.
Sorry, I´m Newbie, how can I connect from MAC, I tryed a Transmission remote GUI using port:9091 but I get connection refuse.
Regards.
if someone had the same problem, I had to uninstall transmission using chmod
(chroot /mnt/HD/HD_a2/chroot /bin/bash)
apt-get remove --auto-remove transmission-daemon
update
apt-get update
and install again
apt-get install transmission-cli transmission-common transmission-daemon
now all works fine.
apt-get purge transmission-daemon
apt-get autoremove
apt-get install transmission-daemon
“purge” - Delete package and all configs (“remove” only remove packagem not configs)
Install only trasmission-daemon. “Cli” and “common” will installed automatically.
I have a new question.
I use @ftorres method
apt-get remove --auto-remove transmission-daemon
update
apt-get update
and install again
apt-get install transmission-cli transmission-common transmission-daemon
and I can open Transmission remote GUI now, but when I try to download something,an error says that
“Error: Unable to save resume file: Permission denied”
How can I do?
Thank you all
A new question,when I use this method,my MC can’t use any disk anymore unless I restart it,why
Thanks for this mate it really helped this was doing my head in.
I have another issue if anyone can help.
Its not a massive issue but i like to edit and move my downloaded files via SMB connection on my Macbook. I can edit all files on the drive other than the transmission “downloads” folder. I just get a popup asking for a password when i finish editing, which i don’t seem to know. Is it it possible to change the permissions of this folder so i can edit/move files?
Yes. Just run: chmod 777 /this/folder -R
But “right” way - is change transmission startup user (Somewhere in /etc/systemd/ scripts… Google it.)
Hi, I had the same issue, you can try this:
start chroot-delian.sh (./chroot-debian.sh start)
go inside chroot (chroot /mnt/HD/HD_a2/chroot /bin/bash) and run this.
apt-get update
apt-get purge transmission-daemon
apt-get autoremove
apt-get install transmission-daemon
exit chroot-debian (exit)
stop chroot-debian (./chroot-debian.sh stop)
if get error then reebot WDMYCLOUD ( WEB admin)
start chroot-debian (./chroot-debian.sh start)
try to connect IPADDRESS:9091
if get error
go inside chroot (chroot /mnt/HD/HD_a2/chroot /bin/bash) and run this
pkill -HUP transmission-daemon
ps -fea | grep transmission-daemon (copy PID)
kill (before copied PID)
nano /var/lib/transmission-daemon/info/settings.json
change :
“download-dir”: “/mnt/shares/torrents”,
“incomplete-dir”: “/mnt/shares/torrents/temp”,
“rpc-whitelist”: “127.0.0.1,192.168..”, (optional and the IP range that you are using)
“rpc-whitelist-enabled”: false,
try to connect ipaddress:9091 use user/password:transmission
and for me now everything is working fine.
after you can change the password using nano and the /var/lib/transmission-daemon/info/settings.json file.
Thank you for helping,but it still can’t work on my MC.There is a lots problems and the operation can’t continue.So I try to use Raspberry and everything OK.
Would it be possible to create/edit an app/module that contained a startup script that executed whatever change was desired? I would assume that the default image.cfs would load the installed apps. I have a single drive MyCloud Gen2 so I can’t add pre-compiled apps via the dashboard to test this.
I don’t have a gen2 to investigate. But the dns-323 d-link NAS operating system is very similiar to the gen2. If you google dns-323 and funplug. You will find information on how it allows changes to be made on boot.
RAC
You can edit the system_init file inside image.cfs to call whatever scripts you want. Precompiled app binaries could also be added to the image.cfs file.
I suspect that there is a limit to the size of the image.cfs file. But if you make a change to the system_init file to look for a script on the disk you can then add your files to the disk and just include the disk in the path variable. On my DNS-323 I have all of my additional apps on a USB device.
RAC
One big failure: image.cfs loaded into RAM. So, its limited only by ram size (512 in WDMC Gen2, But need 100+ MB free for OS and services)
Bigger image.cfs = less free ram = more lags / less speed.
Epic fail…
One more fail: In WDMC Mirror have same CPU (Armada 370). This CPU is “ARMHF” (Hardware FPU + Thumb2/ThumbEE extensions). But in WD firmware kernel compiled with “Software FPU emulation”.
Just compare:
Original kernel:
xor: measuring software checksum speed
arm4regs : 169.600 MB/sec
8regs : 166.400 MB/sec
32regs : 166.400 MB/sec
Recompiled with Hardware FPU and ThumbEE:
xor: measuring software checksum speed
arm4regs : 1225.200 MB/sec
8regs : 727.200 MB/sec
32regs : 876.400 MB/sec
Wow, that’s an amazing difference. I wonder if it will make UNRAR operations and repairing with quickpar for nzbget a lot easier. I wonder why WD didn’t compile the kernel with proper extensions and hw fpu support… Laziness, incompetence or compatibility issues?
@Fox_exe if you need testers for new kernel, i would be willing, let me know
Hi @Fox_exe, fix this line in this topic:
tar xvf chroot-jessie-gen2.tar.gz -C ../
Its a .tar
file not a .tar.gz
, use this, instead:
tar xvf chroot-jessie-gen2.tar -C ../
However, now I saw that there is a chroot-jessie-gen2 file for each version. What is the version I should use for my WD My Cloud Mirror Gen2
. There is one?
The chroot-jessie-gen2.tar
in folder WDMyCloud-Gen2 didn’t work. for me.
Errors? Logs?
Hi thanks for this,
I’ve got transmission working and downloading. The only problem is that I can not see my chroot folder on MyCloud and so can not access the files I downloaded??
Also do you know if there is a working unrar package?
Many thanks
unrar-free or p7zip
Inside chroot - /mnt/shares/
Outside chroot - /shares/
Use first path for transmission (Already set if transmission setup from chroot-install script.
Hello Fox_exe.
thank you for great work you are doing with WD devices. I have a question related to 2nd generation of WD My Cloud and access rights.
I have bought this device recently (3 TB version). Everything is working OK, but I have troubles with connecting to web UI or file share through Open VPN. My Open VPN server is running on main router. Local LAN subnet has address scope 192.168.14.0/24, WD My Cloud has 192.168.14.14. Client from VPN subnet gets address from scope 192.168.100.0/24. WD My Cloud is PINGable from VPN, but if I want to access Web UI, I get message "Forbidden - You don’t have permission to access / on this server. Same with file share.
Is there any possibility to modify device to allow access from different subnets then subnet of My Coud device?
I don’t want to use Open VPN in bridge mode due to incompatibility with Android/iOs devices.
Thank you for your reply!