Whether to fill the space for chunks not yet downloaded with “0” (helps avoiding fragmentation)Īutomaticaly stop seeding a torrent when it reaches this ratio (with a GUI you can enable this for every torrent separately) Whether to use random ports instead of a fixed one from the beginning The fixed port transmission listens to incomming connections The max number of peers with connection per torrent How many peers can download a torrent at a time Whether to switch between the two speed-setting on a time tableħ-bit bitmask, 0000001=sunday, 1000000=saturdayĭefault = 540, in minutes from midnight, 9amĭefault = 1020, in minutes from midnight, 5pm Whether transmission should use two speed limit settings Whether transmission should limit its download speed Whether to use encrypted connections only (allow encryption: 0, prefer encryption: 1, require encryption: 2) Whether to make use of the blocklist defined in config_dir Whether to enable dht (distributed hash tables) Where to store files untill they are finished Whether to store incomplete files somewhere else

Overwrite the config file in config_dir with contents in this file (/etc/config/transmission) Set the scheduling priority of the spawned process. The cache is used to help batch disk IO together, so increasing the cache size can be used to reduce the number of disk reads and writes.

Maximum percentage of virtual memory it can use Option trash_original_torrent_files false Option incomplete_dir '/mnt/sda4/incomplete' You'll probably want to change the config_dir, download_dir, and incomplete_dir variables to point to locations on external storage. To access to all the config options edit the file /etc/config/transmission.

Transmission torrent settings