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How to set up uTorrent's WebUI

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Posted by: Nickthestick91

Ok, first thing's first. What is WebUI? It is a Web User Interface. Once you set it up, you will be able to control your uTorrent from a different computer through a web browser.

Now on to the guide.

Step 1: Download the files here.

http://download.utorrent.com/beta/webui_v0.310_beta_2.rar

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Once downloaded, extract the files to your desktop, or anywhere you'll remember them.

Step 2: Open the folder you just extracted. In there, you will find "webui.zip".

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Don't unzip it or change the name, leave it how it is. Now, go to Start > Run, and put "%AppData%/utorrent" (without the quotes), and then click Ok.

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The Application Data folder for uTorrent should've popped up. Copy the "webui.zip" to there.

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Step 3: Exit any uTorrent instances. Now, open "utorrent-1.6.1-beta-build-483.exe" from the folder we extracted earlier.

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Step 4: After it's opened, press Ctrl+P, and go to Advaced > WebUI.

Step 5: Place a tick in "Enable WebUI". Then, set up a username and password. If you want, you can set it to use a port other than the one uTorrent already uses, but I prefer to leave that alone. You can also restrict access to certain IP's.

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Step 6: Ok, now it's time to test it out and see if it worked. Make sure uTorrent 1.6.1 beta is still running, and type this in a web browser on a different computer in your local network (not the one that has uTorrent running on it.)

http://127.0.0.1:YourPortHere/gui/index.html
you can also use:
http://localhost:YourPortHere/gui/index.html

Where it says "YourPortHere", put the port that uTorrent uses.

It should then ask for your username and password. Use the ones that you set up earlier. After that, it should show the WebUI, and you'll be able to manage your torrents (delete, add, stop, start, etc.)

After that, you can test it out on a computer outside your network (school, work, a friends house, etc.)

Here's some screenshots of the WebUI in action (courtesy of directrix from uTorrent's forums.)

http://directrix.org/screens/1.png

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Well, that's about it. I hope you can get the WebUI up and running, and start managing uTorrent away from home!



Posted by: Suphix

thats amazing... when the next full update is realeased i'll definatly be downloading it... just gona wait till they iron out the glitches first.

looks amazing though... didnt know you could add torrent's ect. defo be using this while im at college :P



Posted by: delimare

Thanks for the time and effort. I'll have to try this out!



Posted by: tjewell71

Tried it and it came up " The WebDUI beta does not support your web browser?

Any help



Posted by: 4play

Stop using ie6 and try firefox
http://utorrent.com/ie6note.png

http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=14565



Posted by: DKre8ive1

This should be a sticky imho. ;)



Posted by: erax

thanks Nickthestick91 good hit



Posted by: sobie2000

Wow amazing stuff for utorrent. Wont need to carry portable hardrivers or usb keys to and from work with things I DL at work!



Posted by: NiKRuLeZ

http://127.0.0.1:YourPortHere/gui/index.html

http://localhost:YourPortHere/gui/index.html


The localhost and 127. are for testing it on the computer that the utorrent is already running, as those addresses just come back to the computer you are operating. If you want to test it on another computer on a LAN, dont you type in the http://LAN.IP.Address/gui/index.html? (e.g. http://10.0.0.167:8080/gui/index.html)

And also if you want to control it from outside the LAN, you need to forward the ports on the router that utorrent is using.



Posted by: tjewell71

ok got it set up on home pc and when i try to access it from my laptop at work it asked for the password and i type it in then it goes to the page and just says loading???? i don't get it, can anyone help me that has gotten this to work???



Posted by: Patriot foreve

thx alot for the information



Posted by: Nickthestick91

The localhost and 127. are for testing it on the computer that the utorrent is already running, as those addresses just come back to the computer you are operating. If you want to test it on another computer on a LAN, dont you type in the http://LAN.IP.Address (http://%3cb%3elan.ip.address%3c/b%3E)/gui/index.html? (e.g. http://10.0.0.167:8080/gui/index.html)

And also if you want to control it from outside the LAN, you need to forward the ports on the router that utorrent is using.
What's an easy way to get the LAN IP, so I can update the post? Thanks for the clarification btw. :)



Posted by: gatorade

nice guide



Posted by: jaum

thank you



Posted by: nfsbeeddd

thanks man



Posted by: FaceX2

awesome, didnt realise i could do this...now I can start and view my downloads while I am at uni. Thanks



Posted by: Aiandas

Interesting stuff ... did not know this one yet

thanks !!!!!



Posted by: djoser

Thanks! This is great!



Posted by: darkwave74

Good stuff just tried it! Thanks



Posted by: R3n3g4D0

it works :D , thanks for the guide



Posted by: shazzar

will try it out



Posted by: orygun

Can't believe there is no mac version of utorrent. Guess I have to fire up the PC



Posted by: rodrigof

Thanks! This is interesting!



Posted by: DaVox

not a utorrent user atm, but hey when i am, this is gonna be a gift! thanks



Posted by: maxehhh

This is very useful for that ppl who is all day in the work, they can join to their uTorrent from any where, i recommend this guide :)



Posted by: EET FUK

awesome, will try it out! thanks



Posted by: tyr4

great tut, thanks for writing it.



Posted by: shazzar

Utorrent seems to be testing the progam with webui configured for you.



Posted by: Hax

YES! Thank you so much for this guide, it's helped me a lot.



Posted by: subnumber

thanks for the tip
and hope to see more help



Posted by: CheesePuff

great tutorial. I was looking for a simple, easy way to set it up. Thanks



Posted by: xTMODx

thx 4 that tut.



Posted by: ronaldinho123

thanxxxxxxxxxxxxx

thanx



Posted by: SnipeR19

Thanks! This is interesting! and Useful
Thanx Again



Posted by: dedlikeoscar

Thanks for the info! I have thought about doing this for awhile now but I never read up on it.



Posted by: t0mmy

my firefox is stupid :( webui just gets stuck on the loading page, so i have to use opera



Posted by: Cow King

thanks it was really helpful



Posted by: boz

Can someone please help me getting webgui to work on a leaseweb win2003 server? Its no problem accessing the webgui localhost but when i try to access webgui from another computer with firefox nothing happens, tried opera also :(



Posted by: engMezo

WOW :w00t:
it's Wonderful tip



Posted by: MARINE619

amazing, good job dude



Posted by: monsterous

thanks :)



Posted by: teicoplanin

i think i did everything correct,
tried logging on with firefox and IE, it makes me to log on, which i did but nothing happens..
when I checked the utorrent logger, it says "unable to read webui.zip" ???

help!!



Posted by: Nemanja

Cool



Posted by: cata2008

thanks



Posted by: TekknoN1

Thank you



Posted by: alfry1010

For info: My friend try a long time and finally he find is mistake: he forgot the /gui.

For info 2: When you dl from the GUI the files are put on your C: but if you have configure your utorrent you can put your file ended of download in a specific folder.
So you can manage to dl one file in a time so when it's finish your c: is not full.

=)



Posted by: Bionic

I've created already my account @ WebUI but how can I access it from my School now?
Do I need access to my CMD? Cause it's kinda glitched which means I can't access.



Posted by: Furonem

WebUI is extremely useful. This should be a good introduction for those new to it.



Posted by: ozz.dor

thanx allot, now i will use that.



Posted by: Magnum

Great stuff here.Thanks a lot for information!



Posted by: ajsi

10x for this



Posted by: yasobelber92

Awesome...Thanks



Posted by: tiolewis

Thanks this is really useful !



Posted by: neol

I knew when i found this forum that i have found something useful :)



Posted by: ernestina

thanks Nickthestick91......



Posted by: eldiesel

Really Great Job

Thx



Posted by: StasuMygdala

worked like a charm.. Thank You!!



Posted by: TrackerDaddy

Helpful post, thanks.



Posted by: Gish

so I'm using 1.7.7
does it matter?

Thanks



Posted by: RedHot

Thank you very cluch :P



Posted by: mobile

this indeed was helpful..thanx



Posted by: lolapa

Any chance RSS would work with this?



Posted by: TheEth1c

uTorrent's WebUI Is Only For SeedBox???



Posted by: 0riGiNaLBoX

thanks m8 for how to setup the webUl



Posted by: DJDaveX

Is it possible to configure the WebUI so that you don't have to access it by the port? The reason I'm getting a seedbox is because my uni filters torrent traffic. It also blocks access to ports other than those used by the HTTP protocol - so if I can't access uTorrent over 123.456.789/directory instead of 123.456.789:23498/GUI, then I mght have to stick to TFlux-b4rt.



Posted by: goki

this indeed was helpful..thanx



Posted by: Groovy

Thanks..........



Posted by: ppwater

thanks~it is really useful



Posted by: SeedHoster

Thanks For the Guide



Posted by: jbloggs

Thanks for the useful guide. Also you can get the latest release of WebUI (currently v0.361) from the following link

http://www.utorrent.com/webui-guide.php



Posted by: ketan

great tutorial in deed. thanks a lot.
i did not know anything about utorrent's wui,






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