Transmission & uTorrent

[thomasps]

I have been having issues with both Transmission 2.11 and uTorrent (I realize they're both in beta).

In Transmission I cannot seem to be able to remove torrents (whether from the gui or manually). I am also often greeted with a "permission denied error" in the download status of a torrent. I'm currently trying to reinstall to see if it helps.

In uTorrent I cannot get to the gui page at http://utorrent:8080/gui
it just times out and tells me cannot load page. I wonder if that could be a port conflict, though I can't remember any app set with port 8080

[bertie40]

Same problem with Utorrent here.

running a 64 bit Fedora.

Ive tried both
​yum install libgcc.i686
yum install glibc.i686​

as suggested.
Both installed.

Checking the server status, Utorrent isn't running, and wont start.

Yep. it is still Beta, and you guys are dong a great job.

PS. Any way of getting the Sun Java installed on Fedora, as opposed to the open source one?. I spend 3 hours on it and couldn't do it. Is there some conflict with HDA ?

Regards.

[DTgreat]

Have you guys tried installing the updated app after installing the required 32bit libs?

[thomasps]

Have you guys tried installing the updated app after installing the required 32bit libs?

What are the required 32bit libs?

[bigfoot65]

Recommend you follow the wiki guidance for 64-bit.

http://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/UTorrent

[aphex242]

When performing this step, "ln -s /usr/lib/libssl.so.10 /usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8", I get:

ln: creating symbolic link `/usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8': File exists

When doing "/etc/init.d/utorrent start"

I get:

./utserver: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

This is what I did before and discussed in another thread recently.

[bigfoot65]

We updated uTorrent recently to correct this issue. Have you tried reinstalling? Last time I tested this process, it worked fine for me.

Not sure what is going on. Maybe check log files.

[aphex242]

I know what's going on. Looking at the files and stuff, the symlinks are being created but somehow I'm missing libssl.so.10 in the /usr/lib folder. I've tried doing a yum remove libgcc.i686 and glibc.i686 and readding them and I don't get the file. Any idea how I can get this? The only place that file exists on my system is in the lib64 folder.

[aphex242]

Fixed it. Did a yum whatprovides "libssl.so.10" and installed the first entry. Working great now. Strange. Thanks for the help!