Bittorrent transmission daemon

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Fri, 11/28/2014 - 7:49pm
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Bittorrent transmission daemon

Hi all

 

How i can to configure Bittorrent transmission daemon ? I cant to do work ...

 

 

Thanks you

Christian

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Sat, 12/06/2014 - 9:41am
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anybody can to tell me, how

anybody can to tell me, how to see the process of bittorrent on the router if running ?

I cannt do work

thanks in advances,
Christian

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Mon, 12/08/2014 - 12:13am
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Sayan Mukherjee
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Steps to configure Bit

Steps to configure Bit Torrent:

1. Set up your WAN Connection so that you can access the internet.

2. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in JFFS2 option. Click on Save. Then Apply Settings.

3. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in Clean JFFS2 option. Then Apply Settings (Do not click on Save). Wait for a minute.

4. In router web interface, go to Services > NAS > Bittorrent. Click on Enable Radio Button in Transmission Daemon option. Click on Save > Apply Settings.

The following service must be seen if you login to the router with Telnet and fire the command "ps" :
"transmissiond --config-dir /jffs/transmission"

(You can definitely change the transmission directory. In that case you will see the specified path instead of /jffs/transmission above, but I have done with /jffs/transmission).

Now you can access the transmission page using the following URL:
http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ (where 192.168.1.1 is my router IP).

Please try these. I will be waiting for your response.

Thanks

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Mon, 12/08/2014 - 3:42pm
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Sayan Mukherjee said: Steps to configure Bit Torrent: 1. Set up your WAN Connection so that you can access the internet. 2. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in JFFS2 option. Click on Save. Then Apply Settings. 3. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in Clean JFFS2 option. Then Apply Settings (Do not click on Save). Wait for a minute. 4. In router web interface, go to Services > NAS > Bittorrent. Click on Enable Radio Button in Transmission Daemon option. Click on Save > Apply Settings. The following service must be seen if you login to the router with Telnet and fire the command "ps" : "transmissiond --config-dir /jffs/transmission" (You can definitely change the transmission directory. In that case you will see the specified path instead of /jffs/transmission above, but I have done with /jffs/transmission). Now you can access the transmission page using the following URL: http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ (where 192.168.1.1 is my router IP). Please try these. I will be waiting for your response. Thanks

Sayan Mukherjee said: Steps to configure Bit Torrent:

1. Set up your WAN Connection so that you can access the internet. 2. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in JFFS2 option. Click on Save. Then Apply Settings.

Christianwis : YES I did!

3. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in Clean JFFS2 option. Then Apply Settings (Do not click on Save). Wait for a minute.

Christianwis : YES I did

4. In router web interface, go to Services > NAS > Bittorrent. Click on Enable Radio Button in Transmission Daemon option. Click on Save > Apply Settings.

Christianwis:YES I did.

The following service must be seenif you login to the router with Telnet and fire the command "ps" : "transmissiond --config-dir /jffs/transmission"

Christianwis: in telnet the process transmissiond is missing... Undecided

(You can definitely change the transmission directory. In that case you will see the specified path instead of /jffs/transmission above, but I have done with /jffs/transmission). Now you can access the transmission page using the following URL: http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ (where 192.168.1.1 is my router IP). Please try these. I will be waiting for your response. Thanks

 

  Christianwis: So... http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ dont work..

 

why transmissiond is not up...?

 

thansk by the response and sorry by my english!

Christian 

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Mon, 12/08/2014 - 5:00pm
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christianwis
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Finally I could make

Finally I could make transmission work properly.

is not very friendly your settings.

For example:
1) the process transmissiond does not load if the directory is not configured on the website.
2) Then I could be accessed from the website
http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web

3) Another problem I had was the configuration directories, as if he did from windows from the client Transmission Remote GUI have to put the target in linux format, eg / mnt / sda / Torrent
and do not put it in windows format ejmplo x: Torrent.

Hope serves the rest.

regards,
Christian

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Sat, 12/06/2014 - 9:41am
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christianwis
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anybody can to tell me, how

anybody can to tell me, how to see the process of bittorrent on the router if running ?

I cannt do work

thanks in advances,
Christian

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Mon, 12/08/2014 - 12:13am
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Sayan Mukherjee
Sayan Mukherjee's picture
Steps to configure Bit

Steps to configure Bit Torrent:

1. Set up your WAN Connection so that you can access the internet.

2. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in JFFS2 option. Click on Save. Then Apply Settings.

3. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in Clean JFFS2 option. Then Apply Settings (Do not click on Save). Wait for a minute.

4. In router web interface, go to Services > NAS > Bittorrent. Click on Enable Radio Button in Transmission Daemon option. Click on Save > Apply Settings.

The following service must be seen if you login to the router with Telnet and fire the command "ps" :
"transmissiond --config-dir /jffs/transmission"

(You can definitely change the transmission directory. In that case you will see the specified path instead of /jffs/transmission above, but I have done with /jffs/transmission).

Now you can access the transmission page using the following URL:
http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ (where 192.168.1.1 is my router IP).

Please try these. I will be waiting for your response.

Thanks

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Mon, 12/08/2014 - 3:42pm
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christianwis
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Sayan Mukherjee said: Steps to configure Bit Torrent: 1. Set up your WAN Connection so that you can access the internet. 2. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in JFFS2 option. Click on Save. Then Apply Settings. 3. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in Clean JFFS2 option. Then Apply Settings (Do not click on Save). Wait for a minute. 4. In router web interface, go to Services > NAS > Bittorrent. Click on Enable Radio Button in Transmission Daemon option. Click on Save > Apply Settings. The following service must be seen if you login to the router with Telnet and fire the command "ps" : "transmissiond --config-dir /jffs/transmission" (You can definitely change the transmission directory. In that case you will see the specified path instead of /jffs/transmission above, but I have done with /jffs/transmission). Now you can access the transmission page using the following URL: http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ (where 192.168.1.1 is my router IP). Please try these. I will be waiting for your response. Thanks

Sayan Mukherjee said: Steps to configure Bit Torrent:

1. Set up your WAN Connection so that you can access the internet. 2. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in JFFS2 option. Click on Save. Then Apply Settings.

Christianwis : YES I did!

3. In router web interface, go to Administration > Management > JFFS2 Support. Click on Enable Radio Button in Clean JFFS2 option. Then Apply Settings (Do not click on Save). Wait for a minute.

Christianwis : YES I did

4. In router web interface, go to Services > NAS > Bittorrent. Click on Enable Radio Button in Transmission Daemon option. Click on Save > Apply Settings.

Christianwis:YES I did.

The following service must be seenif you login to the router with Telnet and fire the command "ps" : "transmissiond --config-dir /jffs/transmission"

Christianwis: in telnet the process transmissiond is missing... Undecided

(You can definitely change the transmission directory. In that case you will see the specified path instead of /jffs/transmission above, but I have done with /jffs/transmission). Now you can access the transmission page using the following URL: http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ (where 192.168.1.1 is my router IP). Please try these. I will be waiting for your response. Thanks

 

  Christianwis: So... http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web/ dont work..

 

why transmissiond is not up...?

 

thansk by the response and sorry by my english!

Christian 

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Mon, 12/08/2014 - 5:00pm
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christianwis
christianwis's picture
Finally I could make

Finally I could make transmission work properly.

is not very friendly your settings.

For example:
1) the process transmissiond does not load if the directory is not configured on the website.
2) Then I could be accessed from the website
http://192.168.1.1:9091/transmission/web

3) Another problem I had was the configuration directories, as if he did from windows from the client Transmission Remote GUI have to put the target in linux format, eg / mnt / sda / Torrent
and do not put it in windows format ejmplo x: Torrent.

Hope serves the rest.

regards,
Christian

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