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Hello RomanHK,
Remote access resolved, thanks!
I created a 256 mb swapfile with the same steps before as you provided, but let me put the swapon command to the rc.local, that's nice tip, thanks.

Hello RomanHK,
It is a swapfile, because the tool not formatted the HDD correctly, that's why I created a file for swap.

Hello Guys, I've two problems: Trying to connect to my router from DDNS, but the site can’t be reached. ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. Host is working propery, transmission rpc also. Maybe it's a firewall issue? I've created a swap file, but it's not mounting after reboot, I added to /etc/fstab, and /etc/c...

Now I have noticed that this line is wrong: option rpc_url '/transmission/ ( https://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=55706#p55706 ) You miss the character ' and it will do the wrong configuration at the end, it will probably be the problem - beware of these manual typos! O.K., especia...

Paste the entire configuration file from /etc/config/transmission here (if you have passwords there, delete them here). I've restored the default settings and reinstalled everything. configured with the default +user and pw added. now it's working fine. Thanks for your time and help!Much appreciate...

RomanHK wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:57 am

Hmmm, then only proceed as follows:

1. Edit the /etc/config/transmission file as required
2. Delete the .json file
3. Restart the router

I did it. Everything is the same

RomanHK wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:39 am

Practically this is not possible. The .json file is generated from /etc/config/transmission using the /etc/init.d/transmission startup script.

Do you run it like this? /etc/init.d/transmission start

Yes I ran this command /etc/init.d/transmission start

See where you have the .json file and delete the file there (but you must stop the daemon first, otherwise the daemon will save your configuration as it was!) The .json configuration file can be found in the directory here: option config_dir '/tmp/transmission' I've stopped the transmission, delete...

After each change in /etc/config/transmission you must delete the .json file (probably an error in the OpenWrt package). As you can see, the following lines are a problem for you: option rpc_whitelist_enabled true option rpc_host_withelist_enabled true Change it to: false Now it's on false, but the...

RomanHK wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 25, 2020 5:57 am

aszat84 wrote:As I see on the setting.json these entry's were not updated.

Yes, so you must manually delete it in my first post.

Yes, I've removed it as you mentioned, and after I started the transmission , I got the error 403 instead of the 421.