What could i do to fix this issue ? From my understanding qbittorent runs as user so it should be able to download the files to there just like i could make a new folder there as a user. I had problems at first with it where i could not even create file but then i changed the permissions so the owner is /root and the group to user. How to check if your proxy setup is working Scroll down to the Torrent Address detection section, click Activate, and click this Magnet Link. The HDD is automatically mounted on boot as /data after i write the key for its encryption. I tried some ways to fix but following some guide on the net but with no success. So i know that this has something to do with HDD file permissions. Torrent is curenctly in '‘upload mode only’' But whenever i set the download path to the HDD i get the error Couldn’t write file. Whenever i set the download path to SSD everythign works fine and qbittorents downloads fine. Task Settings: Check Send run details by email, add your email then copy paste the code below in the Run command area. Schedule: Select Run on the following date then select Do not repeat. I have two disks, one SSD where all the main system is installed and HDD. Follow the instructions below: General: In the Task field type in Install qBittorrent. Although these are mostly automated so Im not. Hopefully well start seeing hybrid torrents/magnets in trackers soon. Hello, i have some problems with my disk permissions, i guess its related to software applications so i am asking here. x and therefore support for BitTorrent v2.
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