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SSH & Torrent password - Altin - 18th Jun, 2013 06:13 AM When I set up my Raspberry Pi with XBian I installed the Transmission bittorrent client. In logging this with the browser I had to enter my username & password (default). Afterwards I SSH'ed into XBian & changed the default 'xbian' password but I found that the Transmission client still uses the old password when I log in from a browser on another computer. Is this a security concern at all, even though the SSH password has been changed to a much longer & stronger one? Also how would I change the Transmission password? What I would like to do really is (assuming there is no security concern) remove the log in requirements from accessing Transmission across my home LAN. I dont have port forwarding set up (yet) on my router so it is only internal traffic that will be logging onto it. RE: SSH & Torrent password - Fred - 18th Jun, 2013 06:27 AM SSH into your raspberry and enter this in the command prompt Terminal nano /usr/local/etc/transmission/settings.json Search for the password setting Code: "rpc-password": "raspberry" Terminal sudo /etc/init.d/transmission restart RE: SSH & Torrent password - Altin - 26th Jun, 2013 05:46 AM In settings.json there is a line saying, "rpc-password": "{2e44f839363cc3a69b062ca85d57cfeb0a91d707HTDFU50G", which I presume is my hashed password. I reset this to "rpc-password": "newpassword" but when I restarted Transmission the line reverted to what it was. There is another line saying, "rpc-authentication-required": true, but even if I comment this out using # at the start, once I restart Transmission the # disappears & the line is as it was before I edited it. Also, replacing 'true' with 'false' doesnt last past a restart. Is there anything else I can try? RE: SSH & Torrent password - Fred - 26th Jun, 2013 01:37 PM Stop transmission first with: Code: sudo /etc/init.d/transmission stop Then change the settins file and start transmissoon again. |