Hi all,
I want to launch Transmission, specifically the Transmission's webui system, from the rc.local shell script.
Ideas, is it possible?
Reactor89
Start Transmission webui from the rc.local
Re: Start Transmission webui from the rc.local
On the linux systems i'm familiar with the rc.local script runs well before the X-window system is started so i don't see how that would be possible.Reactor89 wrote:I want to launch Transmission, specifically the Transmission's webui system, from the rc.local shell script.
Ideas, is it possible?
the place to start it would depend on your desktop envirnoment (kde, gnome, fluxbox, etc) which all support startup applications. at that point you could auto-start Firefox and have it load the the web-gui.
Re: Start Transmission webui from the rc.local
Thanks for the input gunzip.gunzip wrote:at that point you could auto-start Firefox and have it load the the web-gui.
To clarify my question.
I want to launch Transmission and it's web interface on the start up of a server before any users have logged in.
I don't really care about what Transmission could display through XORG while on the server, only that the web interface and transmission back-end is working.
Thoughts? Thanks,
Reactor89
Re: Start Transmission webui from the rc.local
I figured it out!
For a server I did not want the standard transmission program, I wanted the transmission-daemon.
http://it-ride.blogspot.com/2009/04/tra ... dless.html
The transmission-daemon loads on boot and is exactly what someone needs for a headless server.
Reactor89
For a server I did not want the standard transmission program, I wanted the transmission-daemon.
http://it-ride.blogspot.com/2009/04/tra ... dless.html
The transmission-daemon loads on boot and is exactly what someone needs for a headless server.
Reactor89