Hi, i've succesfully set up the WebUI in Ubuntu Server except for one thing - http-authentication! I am NOT using lighttpd (i think) or at least there is no /etc/lighttpd.
Before I installed Transmission, I had a apache2-webserver up and runnig - do I have to configure that?
HOW??!?!?!?!? Feel free to ask about further info
Authentication for the WEBUI
Re: Authentication for the WEBUI
http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/EditConfigFiles wrote:* rpc-authentication-required: Boolean (default = 0)
* rpc-enabled: Boolean (default = 1)
* rpc-password: String
* rpc-port: Number (default = 9091)
* rpc-username: String
* rpc-whitelist: String (Comma-delimited list of IP addresses. Wildcards allowed using '*'. Example: "127.0.0.*,192.168.*.*", Default: "127.0.0.1" )
* rpc-whitelist-enabled: Boolean (default = 1)
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Re: Authentication for the WEBUI
mha2908,
with transmission's web UI you are not actually using any http server anymore but the build-in server of transmission itself.
Therefore configuring any other http server that might be installed on your system naturally will have NO effect on transmission what-so-ever.
The extract from the wiki godsyn quoted show the entries in transmission's configuration file that you need to set to switch authentication on for transmission's build-in server. You can switch authentication on by starting the transmission daemon with the right parameters as well (-t -u <user> -v <password>).
Regards, Frank
with transmission's web UI you are not actually using any http server anymore but the build-in server of transmission itself.
Therefore configuring any other http server that might be installed on your system naturally will have NO effect on transmission what-so-ever.
The extract from the wiki godsyn quoted show the entries in transmission's configuration file that you need to set to switch authentication on for transmission's build-in server. You can switch authentication on by starting the transmission daemon with the right parameters as well (-t -u <user> -v <password>).
Regards, Frank