Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

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Peekz
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Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

Post by Peekz »

Running Transmission 1.34 (6778) on Ubuntu 8.10

Am trying to make the web interface protected however there's no settings.json file?

All I have in the /.config/transmission/ folder is

/.config/transmission# ls -a
. .. blocklists resume stats.json torrents

Where can the config be updated?
avberk
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Re: Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

Post by avberk »

Run it in foreground with -f switch and then break it off. (ctrl-c)
Now you have a settings file (i hope)
Jordan
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Re: Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

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Peekz
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Re: Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

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avberk wrote:Run it in foreground with -f switch and then break it off. (ctrl-c)
Now you have a settings file (i hope)
I probably should have mentioned it's running from a SSH session with no desktop, so foreground isn't an option (i think).

I'm running the CLI version and started the app by running 'transmission-daemon'
Peekz
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Re: Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

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Problem solved, just killed the process and restarted with the -t, -u and -v switches :)
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Re: Trying to protect web interface - no settings file?

Post by Gimp »

Peekz wrote:
avberk wrote:Run it in foreground with -f switch and then break it off. (ctrl-c)
Now you have a settings file (i hope)
I probably should have mentioned it's running from a SSH session with no desktop, so foreground isn't an option (i think).

I'm running the CLI version and started the app by running 'transmission-daemon'
should be in ~/.config/transmission-daemon then.
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