Display MoreDears,
how can I fix this error?
AI' suggestion:
A "Transmission 403 Forbidden" error on an Enigma2 box usually means your device's IP address isn't allowed to access the Transmission web interface due to security settings, specifically the
rpc-whitelistin Transmission'ssettings.jsonfile, often requiring you to add your IP or disable IP restriction, sometimes after restarting the daemon. It can also be caused by incorrect file permissions or anti-bruteforce blocks, but the whitelist is the primary suspect.Common Solutions:
- Check IP Whitelist:
- Edit
/etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json(or similar path).- Look for
rpc-whitelist-enabled(set totrueorfalse).- Check
rpc-whitelist(a comma-separated list of IPs or ranges like127.0.0.1,192.168.1.0): Add your Enigma2 box's IP address or the IP of the device you're connecting from.- If you can't find the settings, you might need to enable
rpc-whitelist-enabledand set a whitelist.
First via telnet
Then you remove old setting file (setting.json) from path
/media/hdd/transmission/config and you send the new one
Then you open the path /etc/init.d and you delete the old transmission-daemon
Then send the new one
Then via telnet
