Transmission

I disabled the user/pass because it wasn't working so I was testing with that. The space I didn't see. I think I disabled rpc as a troubleshooting step. As for 192.168.1.1 is the ip for pfsense router that runs a script that request the port forward from PIA.

I removed that, and even turned off authentication in the settings.json. I would make the changes manually but I do not know how often my VPN (PIA) changes the port that is forwarded. Also I noticed that even after changing the settings.json in both locations and within transmission itself it still ...

Okay, finally got it to work. Now they issue is itsn't actually changing the settings.json file. I have manually tried to pass the transmission-remote -p command but I get an unauthorized error, even after disabling everything in rpc. Getting ready to give up I think. Any suggestions? #!/bin/sh expo...

No luck, it has to do with something with how the script is closed out I believe, something with how this section is closed out. else logger -p user.crit "transmission-port: Updating port." mv /tmp/pia_new.txt /tmp/pia_port.txt /usr/bin/transmission-remote --auth $USERNAME:$PASSWORD -p $(c...

where /path/to would be what ever directory is the settings.json you were editing

I am trying to run a script that will automatically change the port that transmission is listening on. My network setup is more advanced than the typical person I guess and this is the only way to get it to work since the port changes whenever my VPN decides to release a new port. I already have a s...