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transmission not working

#1 Post by chimnya123 »

hi i m running fatdog64 721from pendrive. i have also created savefile on my hdd.when i use transmission to download any torrent thru magnet link it does not start download even if there are seeders and leechers.i have googled the issue and according to that i have ticked 'pick a random port everytime' box in 'preferences'-'network tab' also.then i added extra trackers also from 'add tracker url.'but 'property' tab shows no peers and under the tracker tab all connections getting failed.
then i have tried ctorrent (which is another bittorrent client )from terminal emulator also, but it isn't working either.
so is fatdog not allowing me to download any torrents?
i don't understand the problem pl help me

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#2 Post by drunkjedi »

Hi friend,
I think you may need to tinker with Fatdog's Firewall.

But I am not sure.
Try asking in Fatdog's thread.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 708#982708

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#3 Post by chimnya123 »

Hi drunkjd,I untick 'eztables firewall' from 'control panel' and disabled it , now transmission working fine.so now I have to configure rules in firewall cfg file.do you have configured them? FAQs in fatdog menu shows some of rules and examples but, as i m not expert I don't fully understand that. So for allowing transmission thru firewall what should I do?

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#4 Post by drunkjedi »

I have not configured the firewall, I don't know much about it.
Ask on fatdog's thread.

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#5 Post by trapster »

Try these in a console

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iptables -A INPUT -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -p udp --dport 51413 -j ACCEPT
iptables -A OUTPUT -p udp --sport 51413 -j ACCEPT
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#6 Post by chimnya123 »

hi trapster , thanx for helping me
i tried above commands in consol and then i enabled firewall, but -no luck .also i first enabled firewall and then tried these commands, but again -no luck
when i go to transmission/preferences/network/port for incoming peers- 'test port '51413 (or any no.) then its showing me 'port is closed'
what can i do

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#7 Post by drunkjedi »

Hey chimnya123,
It would be easier for trapster to help you if you post the output of command

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iptables -L -n
With the firewall running, so that he will know all the rules set.

Also I think you should untick the 'pick a random port everytime' box in 'preferences'-'network tab' of transmission, and let it use the port 51413 as in the commands given by trapster.
I am just guessing here. All that stuff goes over my head.

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#8 Post by drunkjedi »

Hey Chimanya123,

Did you by any chance restart eztables after executing the commands trapster gave?
That would revert the changes made.

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#9 Post by trapster »

I don't use fatdog and I'm not sure of the formatting for the firewall cfg file.

Look at what I posted and some of the examples for the cfg file. You should see a pattern :)
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