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db configuration setprop transmission-daemon access public | db configuration setprop transmission-daemon access public | ||
| − | if you want to | + | if you want to allow a range of ports you can take a look to this part of [[DB_Variables_Configuration#IPTables_firewall_.28masq.29| DB documentation ]] and use the TCPPorts command |
{{tip box|After that if you go to the menu "Edit Preferences/network you can verify if the port is "open"}} | {{tip box|After that if you go to the menu "Edit Preferences/network you can verify if the port is "open"}} | ||
Revision as of 21:47, 28 March 2013
http://wiki.contribs.org/SME_Server:Documentation:QA:Verification
Installation
in the directory where you want to work
mkdir transmission cd transmission
then we need to install all the following files, you have to adjust with your cpu architecture
wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/i386/libevent2-2.0.10-1geekery.i386.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/i386/transmission-2.76-1geekery.i386.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/i386/transmission-common-2.76-1geekery.i386.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/i386/transmission-daemon-2.76-1geekery.i386.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/i386/transmission-cli-2.76-1geekery.i386.rpm
or
wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/x86_64/libevent2-2.0.10-1geekery.x86_64.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/x86_64/transmission-2.76-1geekery.x86_64.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/x86_64/transmission-common-2.76-1geekery.x86_64.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/x86_64/transmission-daemon-2.76-1geekery.x86_64.rpm wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery/el5/x86_64/transmission-cli-2.76-1geekery.x86_64.rpm
the root user can install rpm above
yum local install *
Configuration
/etc/init.d/transmission-daemon stop nano /var/lib/transmission/settings.json
allow your network range to connect to the transmission-deamon "*" can be used as a wild card
"rpc-whitelist": "127.0.0.1,192.168.1.*", "rpc-whitelist-enabled": true,
you can find a lot of useful option directly in the Transmission wiki but normally some of them are usable in the web utility
we can launch the deamon
/etc/init.d/transmission-daemon start
Allow port in sme firewall
by default the transmission-deamon use the 51413 port for sharing with other computer so we have to authorize it in the sme firewall and after you may need to allow it in the nat configuration of your router if the upnp configuration does'nt work.
db configuration set transmission-daemon service db configuration setprop transmission-daemon TCPPort 51413 db configuration setprop transmission-daemon status enabled db configuration setprop transmission-daemon access public
if you want to allow a range of ports you can take a look to this part of DB documentation and use the TCPPorts command
runlevel7
if you restart your computer you can experiment that the service is not started because there is no link to rc.7d, so you have to do this command line to allow transmission deamon operate in runlevel 7.
ln -s /etc/init.d/transmission-daemon /etc/rc.d/rc7.d/S99transmission-daemon
play with transmission
now you are able to use transmission deamon with this url in the web browser http://your-ip-sme:9091
