I'm currently using the Transmission daemon inside a Docker container, and I'm trying to access the web UI via my browser. I'm running into connection issues, whereas accessing it through transgui or transmission-remote-gtk works fine. Interestingly, when I install Transmission directly on my Ubuntu server without Docker, using the same settings.json file, I can access the web UI without any problems. Does anyone have thoughts or suggestions on how I can resolve the access issue while using Docker? Thanks!
3 Answers
One possibility could be your `settings.json`. Check the `rpc-whitelist` to ensure that the IP 127.0.0.1 (localhost) is included, especially if you're accessing from the same machine. If it's too restrictive, you might be blocking your own access.
It sounds like there's a networking issue with your Docker setup. Make sure that the ports you're exposing (9091 for the web UI) are correctly mapped to your host machine. You might also want to check your Docker network settings and try accessing the service using the host's IP address instead of localhost. Sometimes Docker's networking can lead to these kinds of access problems.
Are you using the latest version of the Transmission daemon image? Sometimes simply pulling the latest version or redeploying the container can resolve hidden issues. It's also helpful to review the logs of the container; you can do this with `docker logs ` to see if there are any error messages occurring during startup.
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