I am using transmission-daemon and controlling it through the webgui.
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Currently I have two torrents from separate trackers that are on 0B of OB status. I am using transmission. On one torrent at last announce it says 'got 50 peers' the other 'got 48 peers.'
port 51413 is listed as open
I have changed the ownership of the download folder to debian-transmission
Any ideas? I'm fresh out of troubleshooting steps.
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In my case, it was also helpful to change the setting of the random port picking option to true. In transmission, you do it by following these instructions:
Edit → Preferences → Network Tab → Tick the first box
I switched to port 57558 and it now functions. I'm not sure if this is a long-term solution, but in any case shows that this is network issue and not something related to transmission.Thanks everyone for their help.
I've changed the setting peer-port-random-on-start from false to true. That did the trick for me(transmission-daemon).
I was facing the same issue. Changed the peer-port-random-on-start to true as suggested. Still was unable to download. Checked on some of the other forums & found a tool called 'deluge'. Installed it on my Ubuntu 16.10 machine & the downloads are working fine now. Wonder what was the issue with transmission.
Below is the link to install deluge on Ubuntu 16.10 :
I have AT&T at home and I was messing around with my router. I have always had the NetBIOS protocol turn off, but I had disabled the All Other Protocols option on my system. It appears that Transmission used one of the vague protocols with my router. As soon as I re-enabled it, I was able to get Transmission to work for me.
HTTP
HTTPS
FTP Telnet
SMTP
DNS
NetBIOS
POP3
IMAP
NNTP
IRC H323
All Other Protocols
I had the problem.The cause was the client being unauthorized.
To solve the issue, I changed the settings:
- Stop daemon:
sudo service transmission-daemon stop - Edit the settings:
sudo vim /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json(replace vim with your favourite text editor) - Unrequire authentication: 'rpc-authentication-required': false
- Whitelist localhost: 'rpc-whitelist': '127.0.0.1'
- Restart daemon:
sudo service transmission-daemon start
And now it works. If you suffered from this issue, it's possible that download-dir changed as well. so I suggest you check that option too and change it to your desire:
'download-dir': '/var/lib/transmission-daemon/Downloads'
