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[ubuntu] Has anyone set up deluge access externally?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi guys, I just set up deluge on my of my old boxes running ubuntu server 10.10. I'm trying to set up access to my deluge site from any where i travel (outside my network) im not sure if im setting my port forwarding correctly on my router as i can't seem to access from out side my network. i selected start and end ports to what i gave to deluge... Attached Images Capture.jpg (34.3 KB) (HowTos)

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