How to access Transmission download directory from web

I installed in this way:

From : http://geekery.altervista.org/dokuwiki/doku.php

cd /etc/yum.repos.d/

wget http://geekery.altervista.org/geekery-el5.repo

wget http://packages.sw.be/rpmforge-relea...l5.rf.i386.rpm
rpm -ivh rpmforge-release-0.5.2-2.el5.rf.i386.rpm

rpm -ivh http://mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/fedora/ep...5-4.noarch.rpm


yum install transmission*


previously i use torrenflux.but its bug not giving permittion to login.then i choose transmission.can any one please tell me how i able to access in download directory mydomain.com/download or ip/downloads

which os do you have?
which webserver did you install?
and what is the location of your downloads directory? Make sure you have directory listing on and create a symbolic link to the downloads folder in your document root. By the way why not use ftp? With http you can't download any folders but only files. Use a ftp client. Sever must already have openssh, just use sftp. No need to install a ftp server.

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Originally Posted by ice

which os do you have?
which webserver did you install?
and what is the location of your downloads directory? Make sure you have directory listing on and create a symbolic link to the downloads folder in your document root. By the way why not use ftp? With http you can't download any folders but only files. Use a ftp client. Sever must already have openssh, just use sftp. No need to install a ftp server.

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os centos5
apache
localtion was /var/lib/transmission/Downloads
how to enable directory listing in apche?
unable to download using idm thats why not using ftp.another tuto i see here.but ftp need another application.not interested to again open ftp.

thanks for your advice.

cd /var/www/
ln -s /var/lib/transmission/Downloads

Then go to ip/Downloads
Let me know if it doesn't work.
And if you install webmin, you can zip and download folders directly through http
And btw if you are using the server just as a seedbox, consider moving to debian. It uses less resources.