Transmission fails to start on Ubuntu 14.04
I haven't used Transmission for a few months. Today I needed to download something and Transmission does not start (no error dialogues or exceptions are displayed in the DE). Trying it from the command line I get the following message:
$ transmission-gtk %U
Failed to register: Timeout was reached
Nothing shows up in web searches for this error message. Any ideas on what may be causing it?
14.04 transmission
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I haven't used Transmission for a few months. Today I needed to download something and Transmission does not start (no error dialogues or exceptions are displayed in the DE). Trying it from the command line I get the following message:
$ transmission-gtk %U
Failed to register: Timeout was reached
Nothing shows up in web searches for this error message. Any ideas on what may be causing it?
14.04 transmission
have you tried opening it from the dash
– Avishek Saha
Dec 11 '14 at 17:06
why %U at the end? try running without it. The message seems generic one, we need real logs.
– Vladimir Kovalchuk
Dec 11 '14 at 19:17
Vladimir:transmission-gtk %U
is the command reported by Alacarte. And what do you mean by "real logs"?
– Luís de Sousa
Dec 11 '14 at 21:10
I'm currently having this issue, did you manage to solve it?
– Hubro
Mar 31 '15 at 23:14
If you don't want to lose your added torrents, stats, etc., you can try to copy the ~/.config/transmission to another place, remove the original one, and copy back with same name. I know it sounds weired, but it worked for me. Note you must copy it, not move to another place
– Renato Ramalho
Feb 4 at 15:12
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I haven't used Transmission for a few months. Today I needed to download something and Transmission does not start (no error dialogues or exceptions are displayed in the DE). Trying it from the command line I get the following message:
$ transmission-gtk %U
Failed to register: Timeout was reached
Nothing shows up in web searches for this error message. Any ideas on what may be causing it?
14.04 transmission
I haven't used Transmission for a few months. Today I needed to download something and Transmission does not start (no error dialogues or exceptions are displayed in the DE). Trying it from the command line I get the following message:
$ transmission-gtk %U
Failed to register: Timeout was reached
Nothing shows up in web searches for this error message. Any ideas on what may be causing it?
14.04 transmission
14.04 transmission
edited Dec 11 '14 at 21:09
Luís de Sousa
asked Dec 11 '14 at 16:37
Luís de SousaLuís de Sousa
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have you tried opening it from the dash
– Avishek Saha
Dec 11 '14 at 17:06
why %U at the end? try running without it. The message seems generic one, we need real logs.
– Vladimir Kovalchuk
Dec 11 '14 at 19:17
Vladimir:transmission-gtk %U
is the command reported by Alacarte. And what do you mean by "real logs"?
– Luís de Sousa
Dec 11 '14 at 21:10
I'm currently having this issue, did you manage to solve it?
– Hubro
Mar 31 '15 at 23:14
If you don't want to lose your added torrents, stats, etc., you can try to copy the ~/.config/transmission to another place, remove the original one, and copy back with same name. I know it sounds weired, but it worked for me. Note you must copy it, not move to another place
– Renato Ramalho
Feb 4 at 15:12
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have you tried opening it from the dash
– Avishek Saha
Dec 11 '14 at 17:06
why %U at the end? try running without it. The message seems generic one, we need real logs.
– Vladimir Kovalchuk
Dec 11 '14 at 19:17
Vladimir:transmission-gtk %U
is the command reported by Alacarte. And what do you mean by "real logs"?
– Luís de Sousa
Dec 11 '14 at 21:10
I'm currently having this issue, did you manage to solve it?
– Hubro
Mar 31 '15 at 23:14
If you don't want to lose your added torrents, stats, etc., you can try to copy the ~/.config/transmission to another place, remove the original one, and copy back with same name. I know it sounds weired, but it worked for me. Note you must copy it, not move to another place
– Renato Ramalho
Feb 4 at 15:12
have you tried opening it from the dash
– Avishek Saha
Dec 11 '14 at 17:06
have you tried opening it from the dash
– Avishek Saha
Dec 11 '14 at 17:06
why %U at the end? try running without it. The message seems generic one, we need real logs.
– Vladimir Kovalchuk
Dec 11 '14 at 19:17
why %U at the end? try running without it. The message seems generic one, we need real logs.
– Vladimir Kovalchuk
Dec 11 '14 at 19:17
Vladimir:
transmission-gtk %U
is the command reported by Alacarte. And what do you mean by "real logs"?– Luís de Sousa
Dec 11 '14 at 21:10
Vladimir:
transmission-gtk %U
is the command reported by Alacarte. And what do you mean by "real logs"?– Luís de Sousa
Dec 11 '14 at 21:10
I'm currently having this issue, did you manage to solve it?
– Hubro
Mar 31 '15 at 23:14
I'm currently having this issue, did you manage to solve it?
– Hubro
Mar 31 '15 at 23:14
If you don't want to lose your added torrents, stats, etc., you can try to copy the ~/.config/transmission to another place, remove the original one, and copy back with same name. I know it sounds weired, but it worked for me. Note you must copy it, not move to another place
– Renato Ramalho
Feb 4 at 15:12
If you don't want to lose your added torrents, stats, etc., you can try to copy the ~/.config/transmission to another place, remove the original one, and copy back with same name. I know it sounds weired, but it worked for me. Note you must copy it, not move to another place
– Renato Ramalho
Feb 4 at 15:12
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This happened to me after a very bad termination of Transmission. I couldn't get it to start no matter what selective removals I did from the config folder, but removing it altogether worked:
rm -r ~/.config/transmission
Keep in mind that this means that all configuration options, all added torrents and all stats will be deleted, and it will be as if you launched Transmission for the first time.
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This happened to me after a very bad termination of Transmission. I couldn't get it to start no matter what selective removals I did from the config folder, but removing it altogether worked:
rm -r ~/.config/transmission
Keep in mind that this means that all configuration options, all added torrents and all stats will be deleted, and it will be as if you launched Transmission for the first time.
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This happened to me after a very bad termination of Transmission. I couldn't get it to start no matter what selective removals I did from the config folder, but removing it altogether worked:
rm -r ~/.config/transmission
Keep in mind that this means that all configuration options, all added torrents and all stats will be deleted, and it will be as if you launched Transmission for the first time.
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This happened to me after a very bad termination of Transmission. I couldn't get it to start no matter what selective removals I did from the config folder, but removing it altogether worked:
rm -r ~/.config/transmission
Keep in mind that this means that all configuration options, all added torrents and all stats will be deleted, and it will be as if you launched Transmission for the first time.
This happened to me after a very bad termination of Transmission. I couldn't get it to start no matter what selective removals I did from the config folder, but removing it altogether worked:
rm -r ~/.config/transmission
Keep in mind that this means that all configuration options, all added torrents and all stats will be deleted, and it will be as if you launched Transmission for the first time.
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have you tried opening it from the dash
– Avishek Saha
Dec 11 '14 at 17:06
why %U at the end? try running without it. The message seems generic one, we need real logs.
– Vladimir Kovalchuk
Dec 11 '14 at 19:17
Vladimir:
transmission-gtk %U
is the command reported by Alacarte. And what do you mean by "real logs"?– Luís de Sousa
Dec 11 '14 at 21:10
I'm currently having this issue, did you manage to solve it?
– Hubro
Mar 31 '15 at 23:14
If you don't want to lose your added torrents, stats, etc., you can try to copy the ~/.config/transmission to another place, remove the original one, and copy back with same name. I know it sounds weired, but it worked for me. Note you must copy it, not move to another place
– Renato Ramalho
Feb 4 at 15:12