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14/06/ · Using qBittorrent under Linux, I find myself unable to select a download location on a samba share residing on another networked Linux system. There is no network item shown Go into System Prefs > Energy saver and set the sleep option and drive options to never and see if that helps. If this does fix the problem I would recommend putting the settings back to 30/12/ · Client cannot download (save) to network location on Windows. Reports IO error in system tray. By network location I mean \\somefolder. If folder is mounted as Once in the Directories tab, simply check Put new downloads in: and select a location for your downloads to go to: Mac. On Mac, downloaded torrents will by default be saved to the Open QBT (on a Linux machine), Open URL. Add link no problem. Note default path & space available I will then alow me browse to existing Samba Shares, but when I right lick a file in ... read more
Code Issues Pull requests Discussions Actions Projects Wiki Security Insights. New issue. Jump to bottom. linuxluver opened this issue Jun 14, · 3 comments. unable to save to samba share network location linuxluver opened this issue Jun 14, · 3 comments. Labels Duplicate. Copy link. All reactions. The workaround isn't all that much of a problem, so I'll just do things that way. Thanks for your note. Gary All reactions. Gelmir mentioned this issue Oct 20, Download to network location error Closing as duplicate of All reactions. sledgehammer closed this as completed Oct 20, thalieht added the Duplicate label Dec 3, qbittorrent locked and limited conversation to collaborators Feb 24, Sign up for free to subscribe to this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? cpp L Yep, this is a mess. And needs work, and possibly breaking compatibility with earlier settings. As you said, we should agree on some ground rules and then enforce them to the source. I think cdumez should comment on this before you spend too much time on this.
I'll bump this. sledgehammer Something needs to be done about separators handling. Wish I had a call graph. Right now the best way is starting from fsuils, preferences and qbtsession. Using native separators and QDir::separator everywhere would be best. How are you going to prevent this? What's the alternative? A sample patch on one of our files would be great to demonstrate it. Though we'll have to do additional checks on Linux. sledgehammer , so here's the proposition:. From my POV there isn't much risk here. Local locations will continue to work anyway. At worst the network locations will still not work. So go ahead and make the necessary changes. PS: If you cannot support everything, you can go as far as you can. Also one thought I had about fsutils code: I think it is most suitable as a namespace rather than a classs with static methods. Since you'll be touching that code, see if a convertion is possible. If yes, make it in a separate commit so we can revert if need be.
Also take a look at the conversion I did in the misc class: 7a sledgehammer Now I'm thinking about a different approach. Basically we should remove all separator-related code from everything but fsutils. The idea behind this is doing stuff in one swipe, e. For starters prepareAddTorrentPath and sanitizeDisplayPath should be enough. fsutils methods will be called only from UI; this should offload some work from QBTSession. Had 3 attempts on this one. Was choosing between dropping all heavy stuff on fsutils , using a separate class QPath was half-written already and good old 'do it manually'. The last one worked out better than the others.
QPath will be too heavy to support everything: craploads of overloads and operator definitions to support QDir , QString , etc; plus all methods' arguments in almost every class will need to be updated to use new class. Using fsutils for heavy stuff is redundant. We use QDir and QFile a lot everywhere - both don't care about separators, but will return string with qt-style separators. So this approach would have a lot of back-and-forth separator conversions. Thus, I've made session, handle, preferences, fsutils to accept any separators in methods args and return qt-style separators. Session and handle call libtorrent API with native separators. So, currently, you only need to convert separators to show in UI or use libtorrent API directly. This is still in alpha - haven't tested on Linux. sledgehammer , since I had to read through half the code, I've noticed some minor problems:.
I had a tough time trying to make this work on Linux. Both nautilus and thunar didn't allow using network shares. Dolphin, at least, did get into samba share, but downloading there was prohibited with "You can only select local files". This looks like limitation of QFileDialog and we can't do much about it right now. Skip to content. Star Code Issues Pull requests Discussions Actions Projects Wiki Security Insights. New issue. Jump to bottom. Stane opened this issue Dec 30, · 16 comments · Fixed by Download to network location error Stane opened this issue Dec 30, · 16 comments · Fixed by Copy link.
All reactions. cdumez , I found out that this patch allows to download to samba shares directly diff -ruN --binary -x '. cpp TorrentPersistentData::isSeed hash { qDebug "addTorrent::Temp folder is enabled.
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. Using qBittorrent under Linux, I find myself unable to select a download location on a samba share residing on another networked Linux system. Perhaps the problem is related to what is reported in the thread at When I was using utorrent or Azureus under Windoze, I was easily able to select a "network location," which gave me access to the Linux samba shares, in any case.
Since posting the above, I've found a workaround - instead of relying on samba shares, I've discovered the "sshfs" facility, which lets me mount a remote file system without needing to use samba. Though I am able to open individual files via the dialogue box of many Linux applications, perhaps I'm expecting too much for bittorrent clients - that they would be able to deal directly with whole file system hierarchies. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. Sorry, something went wrong. Yeah - that's my workaround solution. I just thought that network shares should be directly visible to the client, as they are in Windoze. Closing as duplicate of Skip to content. Star Code Issues Pull requests Discussions Actions Projects Wiki Security Insights. New issue. Jump to bottom. linuxluver opened this issue Jun 14, · 3 comments. unable to save to samba share network location linuxluver opened this issue Jun 14, · 3 comments.
Labels Duplicate. Copy link. All reactions. The workaround isn't all that much of a problem, so I'll just do things that way. Thanks for your note. Gary All reactions. Gelmir mentioned this issue Oct 20, Download to network location error Closing as duplicate of All reactions. sledgehammer closed this as completed Oct 20, thalieht added the Duplicate label Dec 3, qbittorrent locked and limited conversation to collaborators Feb 24, Sign up for free to subscribe to this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window.
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23/08/ · Use the key combination Ctrl + h to hide/unhide hidden files (such blogger.com) If you haven't changed utorrent download preferences after install, files will be in different download ruTorrent download to Samba Drive Possibly Solved: u/Sir_Chilliam/ and u/GyaneAryan/ helped me figure it out. It was downloading to the Samba drive correctly, but then mid-download, the 14/06/ · Using qBittorrent under Linux, I find myself unable to select a download location on a samba share residing on another networked Linux system. There is no network item shown Go into System Prefs > Energy saver and set the sleep option and drive options to never and see if that helps. If this does fix the problem I would recommend putting the settings back to 07/12/ · i made my downloads drive 60 gigs and fully allocated it as a single file. then create your folder structure for downloading torrents and completed torrents have it move them 23/04/ · My theory is that I should be able to go into Deluge preferences and change options to the samba shares: Download To: \\OPENELEC\Torrents\Downloads\ Move Completed ... read more
Powered by phpBB ® Forum Software © phpBB Limited. Pushpak Bhoir Pushpak Bhoir 11 1 1 bronze badge. Post by spezzer » Mon Apr 18, pm. unable to save to samba share network location Re: Map deluge to Samba share on another RPi Post by spezzer » Sat Apr 23, am Cas wrote: Of course you can mount the drive multiple times, regardless of whether they are on separate machines.
Sign up using Facebook. You asked about a smb share and I said mount that share using fstabnothing to do with any physical drives Jump to bottom. Yeah go ahead. Closing as duplicate of All reactions.
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