


Windows Portable zip tarball (recommended) Execute make zipdist command to create a release.Execute make command to build the application.Execute lazbuild -B "transgui.lpi" -lazarusdir=/usr/lib/lazarus/default/ command to build the transgui.res file.Open terminal/command line prompt and cd to the sources folder.Download the sources archive and extract it to some folder or perform svn checkout.

Free Pascal Compiler 2.6.2+ and Lazarus 1.6 is used to develop Transmission Remote GUI.Make sure you have working Lazarus and Free Pascal compiler installed.(Change the transgui file permissions to executable if needed)Īdditionally, you can create a desktop or menu shortcut to the transgui executable, and run the program using the created shortcut. Download and extract the release for your architecture.There are precompiled program's binaries for i386 and x86_64 Linux architectures. The installers are listed on the GitHub Releases page, and the installation instructions for different platform are listed as below ⬇️ Linux Easy way (recommended) Native application for Windows, Linux and macOS.Transmission Remote GUI is developed using Lazarus RAD and Free Pascal compiler. It is faster and has more functionality than builtin Transmission web interface. Check out our guide to port forwarding if you need help.Transmission Remote GUI is feature rich cross platform front-end to remotely control Transmission daemon via its RPC protocol. Now is a great time, if you’re behind a software or hardware firewall, to set up a port forwarding rule for the Web UI. Save your changes and return to the main uTorrent interface. As seen in the screenshot above you’ll want to check Enable Web UI, enter a username, a password, leave the guest account unchecked, and then check Alternative listening port and enter an open port number you’d like to use. Within the Advanced menu you’ll see the Web UI entry. This time head down the Advanced menu and expand it. Navigate to the preferences panel again (CTRL+P). By enabling the old interface you can use mobile apps that tap into it and mobile services that redirect you to a clean mobile interface.īefore we start looking at apps let’s turn on the Web UI. Here’s where enabling the old Web UI interface comes in handy. While the previous technique, using uTorrent Remote, is great for those who doesn’t secure their BitTorrent activity with a proxy and for iPhone users who don’t have access to an App Store approved uTorrent application, the lack of proxy support and the minimal feature set is a real deal killer for power users. Setting up uTorrent for Remote Access with uTorrent WebUI
