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I keep on getting a connection failed when I run Clutch.  When I do a 'ps ax' i can see that transmission is running.  I load up http://dns-323:8080/clutch/ and it loads up but it says something about not being able to connect to the transmission server.  in the details of the error, I get "403 forbidden."  any ideas?

2. In my transmission.sh is "export TRANSMISSION_HOME=${VOL1}/.transmission" and in fun_plug script is "export TRANSMISSION_HOME=/mnt/HD_a2/.transmission". I didn't bother about etc/profile because I only use telnet (OK?).

I think that's the problem. Because your telnet session does not know about the TRANSMISSION_HOME environment variable.
Just type "export" without any arguments and take a look. I presume the variable won't be listed.
In that case, Transmission tries the user's home directory (telnet has no user, hence the double //).


You can fix this by typing:

$ export TRANSMISSION_HOME=/mnt/HD_a2/.transmission
$ transmission-remote -m

If you intend to use the -remote more regularly, you'll have to set the environment variable every time. I do not know how to set up a profile on telnet, as I use SSH.

KyleK wrote:

kaymm2 wrote:

I keep on getting a connection failed when I run Clutch.  When I do a 'ps ax' i can see that transmission is running.  I load up http://dns-323:8080/clutch/ and it loads up but it says something about not being able to connect to the transmission server.  in the details of the error, I get "403 forbidden."  any ideas?

The directory clutch/remote/data must have read and write access. This is also true for the Transmission home directory (by default /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission)

If you chose a different home directory, make sure the file socket.txt in clutch/remote/data contains the full (!) path to the actual Transmission socket.

So would I just chmod 0777 /mnt/HD_a1/www/pages/clutch/remote/data?  Make everyone have rwx right?

Hi

Now that I have the config file I'm making some (frustratingly slow) progress.

I have the transmission daemon running and ps -ef shows lighttpd and php.cgi running.

When I try and access the clutch pages i get a 400 Bad request page.

The access log shows the following:

"GET /clutch HTTP/1.1" 400 349 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-GB; rv:1.8.1.12) Gecko/20080201 Firefox/2.0.0.12"

I've tried the chmod suggestions from the last few posts but they don't seem to have made any difference.

Any ideas what I've done wrong?

Thanks

RAP

I'm using the file moquilok kindly uploaded which does have this line in it:

server.document-root        = "/mnt/HD_a2/www/pages/"


Any other ideas before I accept I'm ot of my depth and give up

RAP

Last edited by rap (2008-03-19 01:24:10)

KyleK wrote:

Transmission supports automatic port mapping via NAT-PMP and UPnP. You can activate it by calling

Code:

transmission-remote -m

This seems to have no effect. Do I have to change any settings in my router after doing it? I have actually gotten it to UL a little but it's just a few KB/s and in no way stable. Also downloading is very jumpy as opposed to when I use utorrent it was a stable 2 MB/s from my private tracker network. How do I make more detailed stuff like setting no of connections, peers and slots/torrent, queue options etc? Is there a feature to update tracker?

Last edited by vedeja (2008-03-19 08:06:28)

vedeja wrote:

KyleK wrote:

Transmission supports automatic port mapping via NAT-PMP and UPnP. You can activate it by calling

Code:

transmission-remote -m

This seems to have no effect. Do I have to change any settings in my router after doing it? I have actually gotten it to UL a little but it's just a few KB/s and in no way stable. Also downloading is very jumpy as opposed to when I use utorrent it was a stable 2 MB/s from my private tracker network. How do I make more detailed stuff like setting no of connections, peers and slots/torrent, queue options etc? Is there a feature to update tracker?

Your router has to support either UPnP or NAT-PMP so Transmission can map its own port.

You can start transmission-daemon via telnet/ssh with the -d option to see what it's actually doing. Remember, if you're using Telnet, to set the TRANSMISSION_HOME variable beforehand, otherwise it won't find the correct settings directory.

Transmission does not (yet) have the feature set of a µTorrent. All those options you mention do not exist so far. Type transmission-remote -h to see what you can set up (basically it's PEX, encryption preference, automatic port mapping, UL/DL speed limits, and default download folder).

For those running ffp 0.5-experimental, I've created a package based on shandowandy's binary

http://www.uploading.com/files/R4RMI1XE … 6.tgz.html

Installation:
- funpkg transmission-1.06.tgz
- /ffp/start/transmission.sh start

Notes:
- default TRANSMISSION_HOME=/mnt/HD_a2/downloads/.transmission
- default downloads to /mnt/HD_a2/downloads
- runs as "nobody" user so that you can delete the downloads from samba or ftp
- to manage use clutch (see KyleK's or shandowandy's instruction) or command line (need to "export TRANSMISSION_HOME=/mnt/HD_a2/downloads/.transmission")

quekky wrote:

- runs as "nobody" user so that you can delete the downloads from samba or ftp

Hi - how do you do this and can it be done in FP 0.4??

At the moment my downloads are written as root which is a pain.

Thanks

RAP

i upload fine whit 200kbps and it then stops(max upload on my connection)

rap wrote:

quekky wrote:

- runs as "nobody" user so that you can delete the downloads from samba or ftp

Hi - how do you do this and can it be done in FP 0.4??

At the moment my downloads are written as root which is a pain.

Thanks

RAP

Apparently quekky only modified the transmission.sh startup script. The binaries are from ShadowAndys compile.
So yes, you should be able to use this with FP 0.4 as well, but you will have to modify the shell script.

quekky wrote:

My transmission.sh only works with ffp 0.5, as it requires a function file in 0.5. It also auto setup the download dir on 1st run

You can modify KyleK or Shadowandy sh file and add "su nobody -c" in front of the command to run transmission-daemon. Remember to chmod the .transmission and download dir after that

Thanks - I'll give it a try.

Does .transmission just need to be writeable by all groups?

RAP