On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 11:55 PM, itilious <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I still can't get the ports to open for utorrent though, i dont know if this is > a linux system issue or a wine issue though :/ First - check if you are using firewall: In terminal as root type: iptables -L If the result will look like this: Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination then you are not using firewall (at least not in Linux). If that's the case then either you probably have router/AccessPoint with certain ports filtering enabled (ports that uTorrent normally use) - or you are using distro (and you forgot to tell us - what distro are you using? Ubuntu, Mandriva something else?) that may use special safety enhancements like SeLinux - if that's the case you should find out how to open ports in this apps, I'm not using any of that so I can't help you. Now if "iptables -L" shows something else then: Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination that means you are using firewall (and you should if you are connecting to INTERNET directly) - if that's the case all you have to do is to configure it. As root, try running "firestarter" (command firestarter) that's a firewall GUI (one of many). If you get "command not found" then install it (on Ubuntu and Debian based distros simply type (as root): apt-get install firestarter or use "sudo" sudo apt-get install firestarter If you get some other error try running firestarter with one of the following: 1.As NORMAL user type: sudo firestarter (that worked for me once, while "firestarter" as normal root failed) 2.As NORMAL user: sudo dbus-launch firestarter 3.As ROOT: dbus-launch firestarter One of the following should work and lunch a wizard - simply follow the steps. When you are done, switch to the "Policy" tab, and right-click in "Allow service" then: AddRule->BitTorrent->OK Then click on the "Apply" button - that will open ports 6881-6889 - type one of those in utorrent config (if 6881 doesn't work try 6882, 6883 and so on). That should do it. @DaVince > I guess so... but have you considered messing with the connection > settings? I can get up to 1MBps, which is my ISP's max. I tried to set Deluge (and others) to mimic uTorrent settings but that didn't help.
