Valis

Hello,

I have been trying to set Transmission to download during my off-peak hours 2am-8am but have been unable to get it to work.

I am running OS X 10.7.3 and Transmission 2.42.

Mostly, I've been mucking around with "Turtle" mode in the "Bandwidth" preference pane.

Really, anything I do seems to have no effect.

Any help/suggestions would be most appreciated.

Thank you.

John Clay

You may have better luck asking in the Transmission forums.

https://forum.transmissionbt.com

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Flipstar

Try updating to 2.50

Macfury

I don't understand the problem--what is it doing and when?

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I believe the OP is trying to set a schedule for downloads to start/run between 2am-8am.

You could try setting the Global Limits to '0' and enable them. Then set the Speed Limit mode to the setting you require for DL/UL and enter the frequency (every day), the time 2am-8am and enable.

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yeeeha

I use Transmission but have not known about this possibility. This should work. See also this article.