Remote-access Guide

docker deluge remote access

by Ms. Aisha Okuneva Jr. Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Remote access is one of the greatest features of the Deluge torrent client. It allows you to manage torrents in Deluge remotely via a local client. You have to prepare your remote Deluge machine to accept remote connections, so please follow this tutorial carefully.

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How to install deluge on Docker?

Deluge is a popular torrent client that is widely accepted by private torrent. 1. Click on "Package Center" 2. Search for Docker and install 1. Click on "Package Center" 2. Search for Text Editor and install 1. Open File Station 2. Create a folder name "docker" on the root of the synology

What is Docker remote access and how it works?

With docker remote access, whenever you run a docker command on your local host, the effects take place on the remote server. Let me explain that in detail. What is Docker remote access? Before you dive into the setup, let me recall how docker works. Docker works in something called a client-server architecture.

How do I setup deluge remote access?

To setup Deluge remote access, we need to configure our remote client first. Log in via SSH to your Seedbox. If you are logged in as a root issue this command to switch to the user account. The Reason for this is because Deluge is configured for the unprivileged account like users account. 2. Gather required information’s

Can I set up deluge on a Synology using a docker image?

This is a guide on setting up Deluge on a Synology using a Docker image. The deluge will be running on a web based user interface, the DSM version this guide is based on DSM 6.1.7.

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What is the default port for Seedbox?

If you are using our default configuration, information’s like username, password, Seedbox IP you can find in our Welcome email, and default port is set to 58846.

Is Deluge compatible with seedbox?

Note: If you are on using the Deluge Windows thin client on your desktop, you will need to use the older Deluge daemon 1.3 on your seedbox, it is not compatible with Del uge 2.* daemons.

Do you need to switch to user account first when logging into Deluge?

If you are logged via SSH as a root account, you need to switch to user account first, or to a user for which Deluge is configured.

Can you use a remote deluge machine to accept remote connections?

You have to prepare your remote Deluge machine to accept remote connections, so please follow this tutorial carefully.

Do you need to restart Deluge after you disable Clasic Mode?

We need to add actual remote connection now. After you’ve disabled Clasic mode, you need to restart your Deluge client.

Index is working on radarr but not with sonarr

Hi, I’m running Sonarr/Radarr + Jackett +Deluge + Plex on my Windows 10 computer. Its working fine, but when it comes to the index tab, I got some problems.

Sonarr v3 requiring manual searches and imports

I upgraded to v3 several months ago and have since found that I have to manually tell sonarr to search for episodes of all series. The quick search works fine, it just doesn't occur automatically.

Sonarr is missing a LOT

Sonarr has worked fine for me for years, but it seems to be missing quite a lot lately. A good example is "The Good Lord Bird". Out of the 7 episodes, it got all but 3 and 4. My primary indexer is NZBFinder, and I can see that when it's successful, it's getting the shows via that indexer.

V3 Release Profiles

Hey! I finally upgraded to V3 the other day. I got a bit of a kick in the butt to do so after Radarr automatically updated to V3 and I've been enjoying the interface, so I figured it is time to upate Sonarr as well.

What is a deluge client?

Deluge is a popular torrent client that is widely accepted by private torrent. Prerequisites. SSH access to the Synology. Docker package installed on Synology. 1. Click on "Package Center" 2. Search for Docker and install. Text Editor package installed on Synology. 1.

How to map config folder to container?

Once the folder are created, we need to map the config folder to the container by clicking “Add folder”. Head over to the config folder we create under “deluge” and the mount path type “/config” (without the quotes)

Is Deluge a private torrent?

The download station provided by synology is suffice however some private torrent may not recognize download station as their approve client. Deluge is a popular torrent client that is widely accepted by private torrent. Prerequisites.

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j0nnymoe commented on Oct 12, 2020

Make sure your deluge version's match between the version in the container and the version of the desktop client you're running.

hoshinohikari commented on Oct 12, 2020

I've used Android Transdrone, the deluge 2.0 client for Windows, and flexget all fail to connect.

Drugantibus commented on Oct 12, 2020

Same here! Enabled allow_remote both in core.conf and in WebUI, my Deluge server reports version 2.0.3-2-201906121747-ubuntu18.04.1 and the Windows client is just 2.0.3 (unofficial Drive installer)

hoshinohikari commented on Oct 12, 2020

I actually just managed to get it to work. I only stopped the container, added a user in auth, and opened core.conf to check that allow_remote was enabled, but didn't make any changes. After restarting the container, I am able to login with both the user I just added and the localclient user.

hugalafutro commented on Nov 21, 2020

Same issue here, everything works perfectly in webui, unable to connect with thin client on W10 x64 with the same login information. No output is made in the container logs.

NeoMod commented on Jul 2, 2021

Just my "+1" here...same situation as above: Winndows thin client (v. 1.3.15 since v2 is still not available) won't connect to Daeluge Daemon. (even though the rest of the configuration is correct and the webui is working)

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Method 1: Setup Remote Docker Access Using Ssh

  • One of the best thing about using SSHhere is that it requires a lot less work than the other method. If you already have SSH keys set up, it's literally a one-step process. Before moving forward I want you to have this mental picture in place, for understanding how this SSH method …
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Method 2: Using A Public TCP Port with TLS Authentication

  • This method is more complicate than the previous one, but has it's advantages like not having to use the dockergroup at all. The idea here is simple, you're going to create your own certificates and private keys, and then use a TCP port to access the dockerdaemon through not plain HTTP, but a secure HTTPS channel. It is analogous to a website. In case of a website, you configure it …
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Preparing The Certificates and Keys

  • In the following steps, you'll be generating certificates and private keys for your server and client. Certificate Authority To make the transactions simple, I'll be using my client machine to generate all the files. You can use a separate machine for that if necessary. A CA certificate is nothing but a self-signed certificate. But first, you need to generate your CA's private key. Use the following co…
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Setting Up The Environment

  • Once the certificates and private keys are ready, you need to tell your docker engine and client about them, along with exposing the engine API to a public TCP port and letting the client use the docker engine that's not sitting at the local machine. The following steps go through exactly that. The docker host First, copy over three files from the administrator's machine, the CA certificate (…
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Test The Setup

  • Now that everything is done, you can test it by running docker info, or run any random container, whichever comes to your mind. You can also use curl to test it (Remember? These are simple HTTP requests). Use the following as an alternative to docker info This will output a JSON object that you can parse using something like jq. You can also try and run an Nginx server with docker…
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Which Method to use? TCP Or Ssh?

  • Both methods has their own merits. The SSH method is easier if you don't want to go through many hoops. But some applications like Portainer won't work with the SSH method for remote daemon access. Using the TCP method also eliminates the issues of "using or not using the docker group" by default. Choose whichever method satisfies your purpose. I hope this tutorial …
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