How to password protect Transmission 2.50 web interface?

[Sirpeealot]

I tried using the instructions in this thread to turn on password protection for remote access to Transmission:


But the the following line in the file /share/.Apps/Transmission/daemon.sh is missing in Transmission version 2.50:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/share/Apps/Transmission/lib /share/Apps/Transmission/bin/transmission-daemon -g /share/Apps/Transmission/.transmission -T -w /share/Downloads

What setting must I change to make it work?

[Slevin]

The link you gave does not work.
Anyway, i believe it might be an old tutorial.
In the 2.50 version provided by CSI (and maintained by DathRarhek), you don't have to modify the deamon.sh.


These steps should work:

1. Stop Transmission trough CSI.
2. Wait a few minutes because it can take a bit to actually stop transmission (if you know how; check it in telnet using the "top" or "ps" command)
3. Open /share/Apps/Transmission/config/settings.json (preferebly in a unix friendly text editor like Notepad++)
4. if the settings are there, modify them.. else add these values:
   
   Code:
   

   "rpc-enabled": true,
"rpc-authentication-required": true,
"rpc-password": "YourPassWordHere",
"rpc-username": "YourUsernameHere",
5. Start Tranmsission with CSI

[Sirpeealot]

(04-21-2012 02:06 PM)Slevin Wrote:  The link you gave does not work.
Anyway, i believe it might be an old tutorial.
In the 2.50 version provided by CSI (and maintained by DathRarhek), you don't have to modify the deamon.sh.


These steps should work:

1. Stop Transmission trough CSI.
2. Wait a few minutes because it can take a bit to actually stop transmission (if you know how; check it in telnet using the "top" or "ps" command)
3. Open /share/Apps/Transmission/config/settings.json (preferebly in a unix friendly text editor like Notepad++)
4. if the settings are there, modify them.. else add these values:
   
   Code:
   

   "rpc-enabled": true,
    "rpc-password": "YourPassWordHere",
    "rpc-username": "YourUsernameHere",
5. Start Tranmsission with CSI

Oops, I accidently cut the last '9' from the link.
This thread is what I was referring to.

I tried your suggestion.
It still doesn't ask for password
Shouldn't the below setting also be set to 'true'?

Code:

"rpc-authentication-required": false,

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(04-21-2012 02:26 PM)Sirpeealot Wrote:  Shouldn't the below setting also be set to 'true'?

Code:

"rpc-authentication-required": false,

I should have tried it before posting the question.
After modifying the settings to the below I am asked for password.

Code:

"rpc-authentication-required": true,

Thanks alot!

[Slevin]

Seems like i forgot about that option yes,
it should indeed have been set to "true".

I modified my previous post in case other people read this thread.

[bbbbbb8us]

Thank you for instructions. Works perfect for me as well.

Respect!

[grz3si3k]

Unfortunately, does not work for the a300... grrr
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