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Well, other BitTorrent clients did have a web interface before, too, so I wouldn't say this is exactly... revolutionary... but yeah, WebUI is great :P

oh really? hadn't seen any such client before :P well then great job ^^ although I'm pretty sure noone has managed to stuff all this into 170kb :D

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Hello everyone...

Xanderz, I just wanna say that I feel your pain :-P

I can't get this to work and I've been toying with it for several hours now. Every time I think about just dropping the whole thing I read another comment with someone saying that it worked for them and that its great. GRRRR! Guys, I'm not a Newbie here, I'm a pretty tech savvy guy, but I just don't know what I'm missing here...

1- I placed the webui.zip file in Apps Data directory for uTorrent. [CHECK]

2- Replaced executable with latest uTorrent client, version 483 [CHECK]

3- Went into preferences and enabled the Web Gui [CHECK]

4- Protocol Encryption is NOT enabled [CHECK]

** DIDN'T WORK / Firefox (v2.0) could not connect to the website or server **

5- Set alternate listening port to 6881 [CHECK]

** STILL DOESN'T WORK / Same message / Tried IE6.0, Same thing **

The computer where uTorrent is installed connects directly to the web, no router, no special port configuration needed. I even disabled the Windows Firewall for testing purposes. So... WHAT I'm I missing???

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Later.

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xanderz, i hope your replacing those x's with the computers IP address when you put it in the address bar

eg http://192.168.1.10:6881/gui

Also on the computer which you are running the WebUI off, type in

http://localhost:6881/gui

to make sure that the port is correct

KabutoCub

try

http://localhost:6881/gui

on the computer which utorrent and the WebUI is installed on

note: you do not need to activate the alternate listening port, the normal listening port which is used for torrent downloads will work

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xanderz, your problem most likely is very simple. You are missing /index.html. Unless you are running a web server on your computer it does not know to automatically look for index.html. You have to type that in fully on most computers. I personally have run the IIS Webserver so I don't have to type it in at all but most computers that have not need to type in the full url.

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great work so far, but perhaps a logout feature would make this release a little more secure, seems that if i close the browser and reopen, i can get right back in without re logging in, people who use public computers could use a logout feature to enhance privacy

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I just get the "Loading..." screen in opera 9.00.8414 and in firefox... how can I fix it? It would be really useful to be able to edit torrents from work!

Also, why is it that when I use scheduler to limit the upload in the day (so that the connection is usable for browsing), the download also comes right down?

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