btaroli wrote:Do an "ls -l" on the settings.json file. I wonder if it's possible that the server can read it but not write to it?
Thanks that was the problem. My settings.json file had root/admin as the owner/group and only write permissions to the owner. I couldn't figure a way to change it without enabling root access on my ReadyNAS, so I copied the stats.json file (which had the proper permisisons) and just edit it and rename it to be settings.json. After restarting Transmission, the password is now hashed.



