Just as a reference for the Interwebz, I had this problem as well, but
eventually discovered that I had a bad (relative) file path in the
'incomplete-dir' configuration key.

It is quite easy to make this happen by fiddling with the transmission-
remote command line utility, and passing it bad arguments :-) In my case
I used -c instead of -t to specify a particular torrent, and the damage
is done:

Couldn't create "2": Permission denied (utils.c:610)
Couldn't create "2/torrent.name.here": Permission denied (fdlimit.c:341)
torrent.name.here tr_fdFileCheckout failed for "2/torrent.name.here.part": 
Permission denied (inout.c:122)

Preumably the CWD is '/' or somewhere else that transmission can't write
to, and the error message does not help identify that too much.

I'm not saying that there isn't a real bug for the people up here, I'm
just telling you what happened to me and how it just might be PEBCAK :-)

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