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After surf to http://<DSN-323 ippr-addr>:8080/clutch/, and do the BT download,
must I leave the page open to continue download?
Will closing the page on the PC stop the BT downloading?
Thanks.
 

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It seems like the OS copied the files to your PC then pasted it back to the NAS thus incurring the cost of transfering stuffs over network.

Do that Lss suggest. Telnet in and do a mv instead.


you could be right, the root cause which i see on other forum is quote" file gets transferred from the first folder across the network through your PC, and then back across the network to the second folder" and i am using windows explorer via wireless G network which is extremely slow ..


oh dear .. what a hassle ...
 

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After surf to http://<DSN-323 ippr-addr>:8080/clutch/, and do the BT download,
must I leave the page open to continue download?
Will closing the page on the PC stop the BT downloading?
Thanks.

I believe you can close the page as this will not interfere with the BTing.
 

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.........and i am using windows explorer via wireless G network which is extremely slow ..
oh dear .. what a hassle ...

Er, wireless file transfer is a nono if size is big.
 

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thanks Tuakong for the guide.

get everything working...

BUt when doing the password thingy. while typing this line

/mnt/HD_a2 # / # sh /mnt/HD_a2/htdigest.sh ‘clutch’ ‘Password Protected Area’ ‘password’

clutch:password Protected Area:98616824633db75cb8d3a63d5c0658cb

I got
/ffp/bin/sh: /: Permission denied

wat went wrong?

waseh, where did you get the command from? I dont remember using this. :D
 

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After surf to http://<DSN-323 ippr-addr>:8080/clutch/, and do the BT download,
must I leave the page open to continue download?
Will closing the page on the PC stop the BT downloading?
Thanks.

yes you can.
 

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Er, wireless file transfer is a nono if size is big.

Yeah .. that I know .. problem is . it's not a wireless file transfer .. it's a file transfer within the NAS HDD itself (from folder to folder) but the command is from a PC (wirelessly connected to the NAS).
 

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Yeah .. that I know .. problem is . it's not a wireless file transfer .. it's a file transfer within the NAS HDD itself (from folder to folder) but the command is from a PC (wirelessly connected to the NAS).

To furthur illustrate ..

PC A <---WIRELESS G---> Router <-----10/100---->NAS (folder B to folder C)


I use windows explorer in PC A to move data from folder B to folder C
 

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It is under the password protecting clutch.

it requires user to have the htdigest.sh script



Yea. I did create tat script. Even open wif Notepad ++ to double check.

btw, is there MLDonkey for DNS-313?
 
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Question! How is Transmission + Clutch and MLDonkey different from the built-in BT function of DNS-323?
 

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the best explanation i can offer is that this isnt an operation within the same pc.

as we all know, the 323 is a linux based nas with hdd formatted in ext2/ext3. the already means that its not natively compatible with windows. the only reason windows systems can see the nas contents is because of samba which means what you see is a share rather than a local drive.

it might be a good idea to ask in linux forums on samba behaviour to see if it is performing weirdly in this case.
 

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Yea. I did create tat script. Even open wif Notepad ++ to double check.

btw, is there MLDonkey for DNS-313?

Transmission / Clutch (provided by those links above) uses 'nobody' as a user to create files. This obviously causes a problem when it tries to save/create file into a folder belonging to another user, e.g the one you created, either root or username logged in via samba.

You can change the username in the transmission scripts.

Alternatively, you can open up the folder to allow everyone to access/read/write.... e.g chmod 777 foldername. You can view permission of folders and files , by 'ls -l' or 'ls -al' commands. Obviously if you try to save file when you only have only read permission, you will also be denied even from standard telnet box or file copy or samba copy and paste or ftp.

E.g
drwxrwxrwx 3 root root 2048 May 13 09:27 MyVideos , the last rwx meant everybody has read, write and execute permissions...

Google about unix file permissions if you want to know more...
 
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Transmission / Clutch (provided by those links above) uses 'nobody' as a user to create files. This obviously causes a problem when it tries to save/create file into a folder belonging to another user, e.g the one you created, either root or username logged in via samba.

You can change the username in the transmission scripts.

Alternatively, you can open up the folder to allow everyone to access/read/write.... e.g chmod 777 foldername. You can view permission of folders and files , by 'ls -l' or 'ls -al' commands. Obviously if you try to save file when you only have only read permission, you will also be denied even from standard telnet box or file copy or samba copy and paste or ftp.

E.g
drwxrwxrwx 3 root root 2048 May 13 09:27 MyVideos , the last rwx meant everybody has read, write and execute permissions...

Google about unix file permissions if you want to know more...


got it. Thank you. Silly qns #2: How do u tweak preferences on Transmission? Also, I dont seem to be able to submit 2 or more torrents into the Transmission queue. The BT speed is quite slow abt 30KBps
 
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Telnet no need forward but BT u need to.

By the way I have enable the "power save" mode. But after u all enable that do u all still see the network and activity light on?

Quick check after 1hr the temp is still 41 deg C
any advice on this?
 

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I already using Bitcomet on my PC.
Can I just transfer the left over download from Bitcomet to the DNS-323?
Can it compatible with the files & continue dl from there?
I did tried to open some torrent but nothing happen, why?
 

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I already using Bitcomet on my PC.
Can I just transfer the left over download from Bitcomet to the DNS-323?
Can it compatible with the files & continue dl from there?
I did tried to open some torrent but nothing happen, why?

telnet in issue transmission-remote look the at options available.
 
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