I had this working flawlessly when I was using qBittorrent on my Mac, but now that it is on the NAS, I cannot get it to work. volume1/Media/OneDrive Torrents/TV Shows and qBittorrent is setup to monitor these folders. Now just drag the webui.zip file into the Explorer window that just popped up. Clearly something slows that thread down based on IO and it is worse than it was in 2.xx as the UI didnt hang up as much in the past, only on the large file moves which fully block all requests. When I find a torrent I want to DL, I save the torrent file to one of my torrent folders on Microsoft OneDrive, then, I have OneDrive setup to sync the folders to my NAS using Cloud Sync. I've also set up qBittorrent to monitor specific folders on my NAS to automatically download torrents, from a folder that is synced to a OneDrive account, but qBittorrent isn't doing what I need it to do. On the General tab, click the selective startup and make sure that load system service and load startup items both have checked mark. System Configuration Utility box will open and by default you are on general tab. I've added a new RSS Subscription (from ShowRSS) under the RSS Tab, but I cannot get the automated RSS Downloader to work. Open the run box by pressing the Windows Key + R and type msconfig 2. and as a general rule try to avoid special chacters because they sometimes cause problems.
I just installed qBittorrent v4.3.8 on my Synology NAS and access it via the WEB UI.īut, I seem to be having some problems. If you are using the (still as yet officially announced) v11.0 then try resetting the passwords by running the firstboot inithooks again.
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