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For questions about network shares and related setup, for example SMB shares. Avoid using this tag for any question related to 'sharing' that is not about network shares specifically.
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How do I delay transmission-daemon startup until all shares are mounted?
I have seen this problem both after a power outage and, occasionally, if the NAS has 'gone to sleep'.
The following bit of script has 'cured' the problem for me.
You could put this in a while-loop w …
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