Posts by thoradia

Quote from Ferty00

My bad, sorry. I must have entered bad the password, username or something... I got it working now!

BTW, what are the recomended settings when downloading with proxy and qbittorent:

Listening Port

Use UPnP / NAT-PMP port forwarding from my router disabled
Use different port on each startup enabled

Privacy

Enable DHT (decentralized network) to find more peers disabled
Enable Peer Exchange (PeX) to find more peers disabled
Enable Local Peer Discovery to find more peers disabled
Encryption mode: Prefer encryption
Enable anonymous mode enabled

is that correct?

Thanks!

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No idea. Google it. Add a link here if you find one.

Quote from Ferty00

Has anybody successfully configure qbittorrent to use a proxy (socks5)? Is not working for me... Which one of the other clients supports a proxy?

On the other hand, could you guys share what is your configuration for torrenting anonymously? Are you running a VPN (proxy/VPN+proxy) on kodi start? Since qbittorrent service starts with the system boot, will there an elapse of time while the VPN connects that I will be exposed?

Using a socks5 proxy with qBittorrent and Deluge works fine.

What is the problem?

Quote from Journeyman

You obviously do, but that fact doesn't help you avoid using assumptions.

Have you found what you were looking for?

Quote from ferkator

Hello guys, I'm kinda new to LibreElec. I have a small box (Mini M8S) that I want to use as a low power home media server attached to an external USB HDD. Tried Ubuntu for a while but couldn't get everything I wanted to work correctly. So now I'm giving a try to LibreElec and so far it's been better.

When I had Ubuntu, I had Sonarr and Transmission to download things automatically. Now in LibreElec I installed Sonarr addon and I tried rutorrent for the download client, both from thoradia repo. But I'm unable to setup rtorrent in Sonarr. I tried several paths for the RPC, ports... I tried to find a solution navigating through the config files but no luck so far. Can you tell me what I'm not doing correctly? At this point, after several hours trying to find information everywhere, I can have the solution right in front of me and I wouldn't realize.

Regards.

I leave this to a rTorrent jedi (but think it has already be mentioned/solved in this thread)

Quote from ViLla

Solved! Thanks

Thank you for the feedback.

I will add a dependency.

Quote from ViLla

same issue with last medusa update. I have tried reinstall and issue persist.

Try the following:

- install the Locale add-on from the LibreELEC Add-ons repository

- Re-install the Medusa add-on

- Update Medusa

If this fixes the issue, I will add a dependency to Locale in Medusa

Quote from albanibr

MEDUSA...

I can not update. Would you help me?

I can not reproduce.

Try to reinstall from Thoradia Add-ons repository and to update again.

Quote from Journeyman

Wow, your team has a lot of personal thoughts on what's piracy, and whats not.

Please reconsider. I never heard that using transmission is against the law in any country.

You could learn how to use Docker, build add-ons or read a forum.

Quote from neilbaldwin

Thanks for replying. That was already turned on. On or off doesn't make any difference.

If I add a new connection in the Connection Manager, the IP and port are correct but what should be the default username/pw to connect? By default the web UI just accepts 'deluge' as a pw (no username) but this doesn't work, neither does using root/root pw. I'm baffled!

This might help you: UserGuide/ThinClient – Deluge

The configuration files are in /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.deluge

Quote from davire

Thanks.

When I tried to use the transmission plugin in flexget I get the following message:

"Transmissionrpc module version 0.11 or higher required"

How can I update this module?

Thanks a lot.

I have added it to the add-on

Quote from neilbaldwin

Great work on this addon - thank you!

Is there a way of enabling access to Deluge from the Deluge desktop client instead of going via Deluge's web interface? When I try to add the libreelec deluge client to the connection manager in the desktop client it always displays a red status light and won't let me connect. The only way I can remotely connect is via the web port and then open the 'local' connection. I used to have it running when I had Deluge installed on my own Raspbian/Kodi install. I've since switched to LibreELEC for convenience.

Cheers.

In Deluge web ui, go to Preferences, select the Daemon Tab, select Allow Remote Connections

Quote from davire

Hi,

I would like to execute some flexget commands in the CLI, but I get the message "-sh: flexget: not found".

Where is located the "program" flexget?

Thanks

Use flexget.ctl

Quote from hrox

Thanks for the quick reply.

Should I not use rutorrent for direct connection to the internet even with a user name and password? Are there security or other concerns to avoid that?

No efforts were made to protect any add-on from direct connection as a server to the Internet.

I have no idea if exposing the user interface of any add-on to the Internet is safe.

When in doubt, abstain: hic sunt dracones.

Quote from hrox

Hi,

Thanks for the great add-ons!

I am using rTorrent and ruTorrent, and I am very happy with them.

Is there a way to have authentication (user name and password)/https support for ruTorrent web-interface? Without it connecting from a remote network would be open to everyone...

Hi hrox,

Thank you for the positive feedback.

To define a user/password append :/my_user:my_password to /storage/.kodi/addons/service.rutorrent/config/httpd.conf and restart rutorrent with systemctl restart service.rutorrent.

I might add this feature to a next iteration of rutorrent, but it is not one of my priorities.

You can find additional information about BusyBox httpd at BusyBox HTTP Daemon (httpd) [OpenWrt Wiki].

Be aware that any changes to httpd.conf configuration will be lost each time rutorrent is updated.

More importantly, the add-ons were not designed for direct connection to the Internet, especially not rtorrent/rutorrent.

fadd, FLAC, mad, mpg123 and vorbis are built with --enable-static --disable-shared.

Use -l:libFLAC.a instead of -lFLAC to build squeezelite?

I started this thread a year ago.
I added FlexGet to celebrate.

Default configuration downloads a NASA video podcast to /storage/downloads.

To customize:

nano /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.flexget/config.yml

systemctl reload service.flexget

Quote from xitpu

hello, thanks for your great work!

Exists a web-interface torrent client with rss embedded ?

FlexGet is in the pipeline.

Not sure about web interface.

Quote from Morguito

Thanks man...But how exactly I'm I supposed to do that?

Sorry, but I'm new to this kodi stuff.

Cheers,

M.

Unless you have changed the name of your libreelec device, the links in the port column of the wiki table will take you to the web user interface of the add-ons. Sickrage is reachable via port 8081, but has been dropped in favour of Medusa.