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In the second line, we write the username and password in the format user: password (and I note that we write this information from the bulldozer).

Next, go to the /.config/deluge directory.

We go on the server to the home directory of our user (from which we run deluge).

He wrote his own and his password in the system. And which user should I write? He wrote his own and the password set through the web interface. For example, I could set the password through the web interface. In addition to the IP address, I had to enter a username and password. By clicking the "Add" button, enter the server IP (in our case, the box). The Connection manager window should appear "and

Go to "Preferences -\u003e Interface" and uncheck "Classic Mode".

After the client has been installed, we climb into its settings:

#Deluge client does not allow incoming connections install

The installer will also prompt you to install GTK + Runtime.

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It is recommended to download the same version as that of the daemon installed on the server. Go to the official website of the project, download the version for Windows. Since I have Windows on my desktop (Windows Web Server 2008), we will install the client for Windows. The web interface is often inconvenient to use. in the settings - Deluge - Service - Allow remote connection (check the box) But before using the GUI-muzzle, you need to allow this to the daemon. There are GUI-shells for both Linux and Windows. It is possible to use the GUI-wrapper for deluge, run on any computer other than the server (and on the server, if a graphical environment is installed there).

In the rest of the skins, this feature is present. You can only specify a shared folder for all torrents. For example, you cannot specify for a specific torrent where to download the file. through a browser to the required server on this port. By the way, I recommend that you push the launch of the deluged daemon into autorun. In order for the command to be executed and remain hanging in the background, we write deluge -ui web &If you want the web interface to be always available, put this command somewhere in the autorun, but so that it is executed with the rights of a regular user. But after starting this, one console will disappear, because this command is executed there. For in this case, the web interface will not work. We get out of the situation as follows: sudo apt-get -f installLaunch delugedLaunching the web muzzle deluge -ui webBy the way, we execute this command on behalf of our user, not from root. We set deluge (in general, it is advised to install the version from the official site, but I installed it from the repositories) sudo aptitude install deluge-coresudo aptitude install deluge-webuisudo aptitude install deluge-consoleIf we install the packages downloaded from the site, then most likely there will be a problem of unsatisfied dependencies. And that already transfers the download to the daemon on the server. It would just be quite convenient as usual - you sit in the browser, click on the download torrent file and open it with the help of a Windows muzzle. Oppachki - it turns out that you can hook a screw muzzle to it! I will google further.

While I'm thinking of trying to get confused with the third option.

#Deluge client does not allow incoming connections how to

But starting from some version, he knows how to work as a daemon, to which you can already connect the desired interface - either a graphical face, or a web face, or control it via the console. It was originally planned as a torrent client for gtk. Designed as a web interface and nothing else. TorrentFlux and in the course of its fork Torrentflux-b4rt.There are quite a few descriptions of the settings on the network, but the process scares me \u003d) But in this case we are interested in clients who can work without a GUI and who have a web interface. torrent in Deluge after addingĪctually, why is the file server idle with us? And where should the file come from on it? In kubuntu, I used to use kTorrent at one time.

Installing Deluge BitTorrent in Ubuntu Server How to remove. Connecting GTK UI Deluge to a remote daemon.