I have a 2 tb external drive....divided into 2 partitions
Partition 1 hold Qbittorrent downloads. Parttition 2 hold bakcups etc etc
I have tried : /media/brian/Timeshift&Media/ ...as the save path
Also the UUID
Nothing works. I receive an error: I/O error....Permission Denied
The downloads do work ok to the Downloads folder....but I am short on space on the main drive. The external has 900GB approx
What am I doing wrong.
Linux Mint 20.3 (cinnamon)
V4.1.7 (64 bit)
Qt: 5.12.5
Libtorrent: 1.1.13.0
Boost: 1.71.0
default save path
Re: default save path
problem Solved.
I noted that I could not drag and drop a simple .png pic into the partition 1 (which should have torrents sent ther from qbittorrent
However I could drag and drop the same pic into partition 2....(which holds backups etc etc etc)
I found this Terminal command from:: https://www.codegrepper.com/code-exampl ... tion+linux
sudo chmod ugo+wx /media/brian/b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825
(I am brian.....b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825 is the UUID number of partition 1
sudo...elevates the command in order to change permissions
u...is for the user
g....is for the group
o....is for other
So the whole thing of changing the permission on that partition 1 was :
brian@brian-desktop:~$ sudo chmod ugo+wx /media/brian/b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825
[sudo] password for brian:
brian@brian-desktop:~$
I then used : /media/brian/b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825 as the Default Save Path in qbittorrents preferences (downloads)
.....and away it went......no more permission denied error
I noted that I could not drag and drop a simple .png pic into the partition 1 (which should have torrents sent ther from qbittorrent
However I could drag and drop the same pic into partition 2....(which holds backups etc etc etc)
I found this Terminal command from:: https://www.codegrepper.com/code-exampl ... tion+linux
sudo chmod ugo+wx /media/brian/b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825
(I am brian.....b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825 is the UUID number of partition 1
sudo...elevates the command in order to change permissions
u...is for the user
g....is for the group
o....is for other
So the whole thing of changing the permission on that partition 1 was :
brian@brian-desktop:~$ sudo chmod ugo+wx /media/brian/b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825
[sudo] password for brian:
brian@brian-desktop:~$
I then used : /media/brian/b15dd874-57ae-4154-b296-b87733ce2825 as the Default Save Path in qbittorrents preferences (downloads)
.....and away it went......no more permission denied error