I'm running Amahi on Ubuntu 12.04, I think the version is 6.3, but I am not totally sure about that. In my HDA UI, under settings -> System info, it says Platform: 6.3 Core: 4.3 It seems I may have been a bit premature in my post. I tried adding a different file and it worked fine. I've tried a few ...

I'm not sure if I should reply here, or make a new thread. I'm having an issue with qBittorrent again now though. I've started using Chrome to access it, because of the above. However, it seems like I can't add torrent files to the queue for download. Clicking on "Add Torrent File..." or &...

Browser issue indeed... I can't believe I didnt even think of that. Works in both Chrome and IE8, but not Firefox 27.01

Thanks Bigfoot!

As for the install, I wanted to be on ubuntu. I actually added a few graphics cards to my HDA and am mining cryptos with it now.

I have a fresh install of Amahi on Ubuntu 12.04 lts and I installed qBittorrent to try and manage my torrents, but it's not working. I can access the application just fine, but none of the buttons seems to do anything. When I mouse over the menus, they drop down just fine, but clicking seems to do n...

I've been running an Amahi server for quite some time now with pretty much no issues. It is used pretty much exclusively for file backup and streaming to my other PCs and BoxeeBox. I've recently decided to give coin mining a shot and was considering building a dedicated mining rig as many other peop...

Strange... I ran an --fsck and it didn't help... but when I got home from work everything was back to normal.

Oh well. Thanks again.

Unfortunately, I must revive this thread as I seem to have messed things up, again :( Somehow, all the links in my movies share have been killed off. Looking at file logs, it seems like greyhole stopped detecting drive1 for some reason while it was doing an --fsck. I'm not sure how exactly that happ...

The "location" of the share is just the landing zone for the files (and the network location for mapping drives). Once you copy files there, they are moved off into your storage pool and a link is left in place.

I'm not a pro at greyhole or anything, but as long as you weren't running raid 0, can't you just pull the drives and take data off them manually? As far as I've figured out so far, greyhole just moves files around and automatically creates links and stuff like that.

I've had some issues with greyhole the past week or so and after much assistance in that section of the forum, I've got it figured out. During that ordeal, I learned that the location of the share (the landing zone) actually keeps likes to the files after they are moved into the pool. This seems lik...