But I didn’t change anything…
What I should change to allow it, just to test it.
have a look into /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json Do you have following settings?
"rpc-whitelist": "127.0.0.1",
"rpc-whitelist-enabled": true,
If yes do following to disable protection
systemctl stop transmission-daemon.service
G_CONFIG_INJECT '"rpc-whitelist-enabled"' ' "rpc-whitelist-enabled": false,' /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json
systemctl start transmission-daemon.service
1 Like
Well, I think it’s working, but I don’t know why that has changed… because I swear I didn’t change that config…
Thank you anyway @Joulinar as always
maybe something changed on all the back and forth tries to fix it.
1 Like
So it broke after you moved the rootfs to an SSD resp. was fixed when you moved it back to the SD card?
It was attached via SATA, I guess?
Is your /mnt/dietpi_userdata located on another SATA drive or left on the rootfs?
Probably there is some issue with the two
SATA drives attached so that Transmission takes forever reading the torrents. And since with root user a different config file is used, with no torrents in configured data dir + data dir on rootfs, it is not affected.
@MichaIng I don’t know for sure what fixed it…
I did move the rootfs to the SD, because I need it for moving files from one HDD to another, but the problem was before this.
Now I have it working again with using the old config, which it didn’t work yesterday… I don’t understand it…