Hi everyone. I'm trying to connect to my Ubuntu server running the deluge daemon via the Deluge GTK UI from a Windows box over my LAN. Following the thin client instructions (http://goo.gl/jNzQJ) I'm stuck on the step of creating an SSH tunnel to my Ubuntu box. I am able to enter the following command using PuTTY (ssh -fNL 127.0.0.2:58846:localhost:58846 <server>) but I suspect it is not working as I haven't added 127.0.0.2 to local loopback (I have no idea how to even do this on windows). Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Perhaps there some other software I can get to make this eaiser?
I'm reposting this from my IRC query on this issue eariler. Thanks!
Help with SSH to LAN daemon
Re: Help with SSH to LAN daemon
What version of Windows?
A quick google seems to suggest that 127.0.0.2 is broken in Windows XP SP2 but it should work in Windows 7.
A quick google seems to suggest that 127.0.0.2 is broken in Windows XP SP2 but it should work in Windows 7.
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Re: Help with SSH to LAN daemon
I'm using Windows 7 x64.
I use the command "ssh -fNL 127.0.0.2:58846:localhost:58846 192.168.0.2" in PuTTY and login to the remote server. Then fire up local Deluge and add 127.0.0.2:58846 to the hosts. Connecting to this host is greyed out (as per attached screen_1.png). Perhaps it is something wrong with the method I am using to add the host to deluge and not the local loopback or SSH fowarding.
I use the command "ssh -fNL 127.0.0.2:58846:localhost:58846 192.168.0.2" in PuTTY and login to the remote server. Then fire up local Deluge and add 127.0.0.2:58846 to the hosts. Connecting to this host is greyed out (as per attached screen_1.png). Perhaps it is something wrong with the method I am using to add the host to deluge and not the local loopback or SSH fowarding.
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Re: Help with SSH to LAN daemon
I did a quick test on my Win7 machine and found you need to have 'Local ports accepts connections from other hosts' enabled.
These screenshots shows what you need to configure in putty:
These screenshots shows what you need to configure in putty:
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Re: Help with SSH to LAN daemon
Thank you Cas. That seemed to at least foward the ports correctly. Unfortuantly however is seems I may have another problem.
The status indicator remains red even though the auth details match the details in ~/.config/deluge/auth. When I press the connect icon which is no longer greyed out the Deluge client just says "not connected". Interestingly I am also getting this problem replicated on the WebUI which can no longer connect but used to connect fine. Obviously I check to see if the deluged daemon was running on the server:
Even more strangely the torrent autoadd folder which is Samba shared over the network still works fine! .torrent files I place there dissapear and start downloading to the incomplete torrents directory.
I'm pretty confused...
The status indicator remains red even though the auth details match the details in ~/.config/deluge/auth. When I press the connect icon which is no longer greyed out the Deluge client just says "not connected". Interestingly I am also getting this problem replicated on the WebUI which can no longer connect but used to connect fine. Obviously I check to see if the deluged daemon was running on the server:
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ps -u deluge-server
PID TTY TIME CMD
1034 ? 00:00:11 deluged
1055 ? 00:00:02 deluge-web
I'm pretty confused...
Re: Help with SSH to LAN daemon
It should go to green if the user/pass are correct. I'm not sure what the issue is but if you could try with a fresh config to see if you can replicate the issue.
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Re: Help with SSH to LAN daemon
Alright. I'll give that a go when I next get a chance.