Queued status on torrents on Synology

[TheDeadStone]

I installed image from Docker app at my Synology, created container. Mounted a folder, forwarded necessary ports. Container started, I’m able to go to ruTorrent Web GUI, there are no errors in Logs tab. I’m also able to add torrent file, it appears in torrents list, but it’s status is always queued, I can’t start it – status not changing. And new files are not created in /downloads folder.

I see that sessions files are created at .rtorrent\session folder, so there is no problem with accessing disk. I also see in Web GUI that there are a lot of seeds for this torrent, so there is no problem with connection.

How can I start torrent to download?

[sco0ts]

Maybe a folder permission issues? I saw something similar when I was trying to download to a folder i did not have permission set correctly for. I am a less than a newbie on this, so dont hold me to it.

[adrianmihalko]

Any solution?

[ricardosilva86]

Any solution?

this is a permission issue. Check the permissions on the folder, easy way to assert is by making Everyone able to read and write to this folder (IMPORTANT: this violates the least privileged principle and would become a security issue. This approach should be used only to troubleshoot and then you should find which user rutorrent is using to only allow this user to connect and read/write to this folder)