Transmission

I thought I might be using it incorrectly too, but I still don't know why it works ok when I enter port 80 or 81 as the port from, but won't work if I put any other port in. From what I read (I thought) the 4 ports I listed were the only ones you could use to access webservers on the home LAN, which ...

update - after some playing around with my port forward settings on my router, I thought I'd try disabling one of my web cams and use its "from" port of 81 on the transmission port forwards "from" field. Voila - I was able to get in, enter my username/pwd and off to the races.

Now what I am ...

I have the port 9091 in both the "from" and "to' fields on the port forward page and the 192.168.1.3 ip address (linksys router with dd-wrt), the same as I have my (accessbook gui) 443 port forwarded for the mybook NAS drive. I even tried using the port range forward as well, no luck.

I can access ...

I wasn't sure where you meant to look, but I assume you mean the settings.json file:

~ # cat ./.config/transmission-daemon/settings.json
{
"alt-speed-down": 50,
"alt-speed-enabled": false,
"alt-speed-time-begin": 540,
"alt-speed-time-day": 127,
"alt-speed-time-enabled": false,
"alt-speed ...

I think the ip I was connecting from should be fine, I can log into my router gui, wireless webcams, and webserver on my NAS unit ok. I have web access set up on my NAS unit and it uses port 443 via https, and I can connect to it ok.

I am curious about this as well, I have transmission running on my mybook world edition NAS and would like to be able to access the web gui for transmission from anywhere to check on things, and using ssh sounds like it would be a better way to go.

For now though, I can't even access the web gui ...