[bbc1234]

Dear Hi-Jack,

I have placed 5 BT torrents to Download Redirector. The download speed is very low, aroung 20-50 k. My router settings are - enable DMZ and with port forward of 6890 to 6999.

Some of files was stopped after 99.80% and can't open/view the file. Pls help.

Thanks & regards,
Paul

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This issue is known with torrents, yet the files are complete but it never
ends to 100%... It's an issue that should be addressed.

There is a way to get to your downloads by modifying the NAS with telnet.
That way you can copy / movie the files to the public directory...

(Note that modification of your unit is not supported by Synology)

Post a message about your problem at MPC Club forums (Storage
section) and I will reply with the solution.

unquote"

[Hi-Jack]

Hi,

I am preparing a guide for getting access to these files.
You can enable telnet to have access to these files and move them to the public section.

Download these files: http://dev.mpcclub.com/Telnet.zip

This is how you get to the files:
- Load the enable-telnet.pat file as a new FW on your Synology
You wil get an error message but this is just to prevent the system from rebooting after the update so you can ignore the error.

Connect to your synology using DOS Prompt: telnet 192.168.1.1 (replace IP Address with yours)

Enter a user "root" and password which you use to login to your Synology admin panel

Go to the Downloads directory by entering the following command:

cd /volume1/@Download

If you type now "ls" you will see folders with numbers.
Each of these folders is 1 download you started.
You can enter these folders with the cd command, like "cd 10"

Form there, you can move the files /copy the files to the public like this:

mv filename /volume1/public (to move the files)
cp filename /volume1/public (to copy the files, check rather it succeeds)

probably you won't have rights to open folders and files so also chmod them with proper user rights like this:

Enter cd /volume1/public
chmod 777 fileORfolderNAME

Once everything is done, disable the telnet with the disable-telnet.pat file in
the same way as you enabled it. Also don't forget to remove the downloads
from download redirector now.

Hope this helps.
I expect to finish the guide tonight if i feel up to it.
Let me know if you get stuck...

enjoy
Hi-Jack

[bbc1234]

Dear Hi-Jack,

Is your procedure also apply to my old Synology model DS101 ???

Thanks,
Paul

[Hi-Jack]

It should be compatible with the DS101 but i can't test it as i don't have one...
Worse that can happen is that it refuses to load the pat file, but beside that
things should practically be the same (with less memory).

[MVIX]

Does it also Support .nzb files?

Searching with FTD, download from pay newsservers. Repair with Quickpar.

[eta76]

Originally Posted by Hi-Jack Hi, I expect to finish the guide tonight if i feel up to it. Let me know if you get stuck... Hi-Jack

And.... did you finish something tonight ?

[Hi-Jack]

extremely late reply (am looking for threads worth adding to the KB) but I
guess I did fonosh that guide and released it knowing myself very well...
Only questions is, where did i upload it?

[Hokevo]

The telnet file isn't available anymore... where can I find?

[Hi-Jack]

These files and guides are available from the Members section only again...
Ever since we made them public donations dropped severily so we moved them back to the club section...

http://www.mpcclub.com/modules.php?n...&file=clubprev
(Only accessible for Club Members)

Regards
Hi-Jack

[Hokevo]

Wow thanks for the quick reponse...

Just wanted to say with directories use -r option for the whole directory to be copied...