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Top Forums Programming noob error quesion Post 302512847 by migurus on Monday 11th of April 2011 05:24:58 PM
Old 04-11-2011
Means that your program can not create a file specified in CONFIGFILE. Use perror to see why.

Code:
 
sprintf(buf, "open failed: %s", CONFIGFILE);
perror(buf);

 

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transmission-remote-cli(1)				      transmission-remote-cli					transmission-remote-cli(1)

NAME
transmission-remote-cli - a console client for the Transmission BitTorrent client SYNOPSIS
transmission-remote-cli [options] [filename-or-URL] DESCRIPTION
transmission-remote-cli is a curses interface for the daemon of the BitTorrent client Transmission. OPTIONS
--version Show version number and exit -h --help Show usage information and a list of options -c CONNECTION --connect=CONNECTION Point to the server. CONNECTION must match the following pattern: [username:password@]host[:port][path] Default: localhost:9091 -s --ssl Use SSL to connect to the server. Default: don't use SSL --create-config Create configuration file with default values. NOTE: A config file won't be created unless you provide this option at least once. After that, it is rewritten whenever transmis- sion-remote-cli exits. -f CONFIGFILE --config=CONFIGFILE Set path to configuration file. Default: ~/.config/transmission-remote-cli/settings.cfg -n --netrc Get authentication info from ~/.netrc. -- OPTIONS Use the known server connection to pass OPTIONS on to transmission-remote. FILES
transmission-remote-cli overwrites the configuration file on exit. Keep that in mind if you edit it manually. SEE ALSO
transmission-create(1), transmission-daemon(1), transmission-edit(1), transmission-gtk(1), transmission-qt(1), transmission-remote(1), transmission-show(1). April 22, 2012 transmission-remote-cli(1)
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