Transmission

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I'm trying to install this and have found where my transmission daemon starts using ls -l /proc/4137 | grep exe (4137 being my process id) but it starts in a directory I can't write too. (I am trying to do ...

I'm trying to install this and have found where my transmission daemon starts using ls -l /proc/4137 | grep exe (4137 being my process id) but it starts in a directory I can't write too. (I am trying to do this on a DD-WRT build). Is there any way I can place the shift files elsewhere and load them ...

I am a total noob when it comes to all this, but I will try and learn gradually how to set up this. I can't thank you enough for your help.

I may be a noob, but I can foresee where I am going to find the most trouble, running DD-WRT compared to a server is always going to have its limitations.

So ...

Why does lighttpd keep saying I can't stop or start the server with warnings such as port 443 or port 81 in use? I don't understand why I can't stop the server without having to use the kill command. Surely stopping it means it no longer uses those ports?

Accessing transmission on port 9091 now ...

Where would I find that? How do I link it in the config file?
config {
...
$SERVER["socket"] == ":443" {
# block 2
ssl.engine = "enable"
ssl.pemfile = "/etc/host.pem"

} # end of $SERVER["socket"] == ":443"
...
} So the entry point of your https server is right there.

Now enable mod-proxy ...

Can anyone see whats wrong with my config?

config {
var.PID = 5070
var.CWD = "/tmp/lighttpd"
debug.log-request-handling = "disable"
debug.log-request-header = "disable"
debug.log-response-header = "disable"
debug.log-condition-handling = "disable"
server.max-request-size = 65000
accesslog ...

Where would I find that? How do I link it in the config file?

What is the easiest way to set this up, so you can access transmission remotely via a webpage with ssl?

The problem I am having following tutorials is everything is based on full unrestricted distros.

I am trying to get it all working on a Netgear R7000 using DD-WRT

Nothing seems to work, so I am ...

Doesn't the web interface have a mobile version? I'm no expert, I probably no less than you, but perhaps you need to add the /web on the end?

As for the app, doesn't that connect via rpc? I am guessing you need to also forward the rpc address? Or perhaps you need to find an app that supports that?