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Can't connect to my server #121

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blogdemoi opened this issue May 2, 2022 · 4 comments
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Can't connect to my server #121

blogdemoi opened this issue May 2, 2022 · 4 comments

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@blogdemoi
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Hello,

I need help connecting to my server.

My Transmission is accessible on the web at https://xxxx.org/torrent/transmission/web/ with the listening port 51413.

I receive a ssl handshake failed warning.

Below are my settings (screenshot):

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Thank you for any help.

@equeim
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equeim commented May 7, 2022

Do you use self-signed certificate or is it signed by trusted CA? If your server uses self-signed certificate you need to copy it to the Certificates screen in connection settings, otherwise Tremotesf won't trust it.

Unfortunately in order to get detailed logs for SSL errors you would need to use adb. You can download it here: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools

You would then need to run adb logcat -s LibTremotesf (or alternatively use app like Logcat Reader to read logs and filter them by LibTremotesf tag) and then to try to connect to server.

@blogdemoi
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Do you use self-signed certificate or is it signed by trusted CA?

Thank you.
I use a Let's Encrypt certificate. I will try to access the logs when I have time.

@equeim
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equeim commented May 9, 2022

I made a new release (2.6.1) that can show detailed connection error message which includes all TLS errors, without need to use adb.
Regarding Let's Encrypt, there was an issue with it on Android <7.1.1 but I added workaround for that so it shouldn't be related.

@otaconix
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@blogdemoi is it possible you're trying to connect to the port transmission listens on for peer connections? Have you tried connecting to port 443 (the standard https port)?

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