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Hmmm, then only proceed as follows:

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

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

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'

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

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.

Everything is enabled with the default configuration. Check the /etc/config/transmission RPC configuration = you will have security enabled - modify or disable it. Default RPC configuration: option rpc_authentication_required false option rpc_bind_address '0.0.0.0' option rpc_enabled true option rpc...

I also had the same problem, I had to manually delete the configuration, and then a new one was created using /etc/config/transmission . 1. Stop the transmission service: /etc/init.d/transmission stop 2. Delete the configuration file: rm -f /tmp/transmission/settings.json 3. Start the transmission s...

You can do this manually.
If you want DNS for all clients, follow these steps: More information here: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/bas ... cp_options

This should work for all architectures: cat /etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf >> /etc/opkg.conf and now we can install the squid package: gpkg update gpkg install squid :!: As @Lantis says, this procedure may not work because of a kernel change - my last clean install was three months ago, at that point it w...

Lantis wrote:Did you update your package repository?

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gpkg update

This may not help . I also have problems with this and I fixed it by adding a line to /etc/opkg.conf: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=12138&p=54478#p54478