GTKUI from remote machine

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GTKUI from remote machine

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I want to use GTKUI to connect to remote server... I already understand classic mode should be turned off, but how can I make deluged runnin on remote server listen to 0.0.0.0:58846 instead of 127.0.0.1:58846 ? I think that would be most elegant solution. I also saw it's possible that ssh tunnel can help on this matter, but never made it before, I see it's fairly simple, but then somewhat complicated... Will someone help me?

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It's common for me that I solve something while waiting for help
So I think I successfully managed to setup the thunnel with command issued at remote server:
ssh -g -N -f -L xxxxx:127.0.0.1:58846 root@0.0.0.0

But GTK UI seems that it still cannot connect. Perhaps this is because I see username/password is requested, but in web ui, only password is needed, so what is the username?? this is just my wild guess...
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Re: GTKUI from remote machine

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Thanks, that's it... I'm sure I've read somewhere about how the deluged is unable to listen to RPC requests on 0.0.0.0... Anyway, thanks...
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Re: GTKUI from remote machine

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Seems like 768 kbps line speed is not enough for remote GTKUi... It's acting so slow that it's impossible to use, web interface is much faster, and I was thinking maybe it would be contrary...
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pyc wrote:Seems like 768 kbps line speed is not enough for remote GTKUi... It's acting so slow that it's impossible to use, web interface is much faster, and I was thinking maybe it would be contrary...
The communication between daemon and client isn't really optimized.. It can use quite a bit of bandwidth, it's really only suggested use is on a LAN.
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