Link sending not implemented

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Hi, I'm using Versión 31.0.1650.63 of Google Chrome on a Windows 7. My client 
version is 1.1.10, I'm not using SSL and I'm trying to use it to add torrent 
files to my Buffalo NAS.

About my problem:
1. Whenever I try to use a magnet link, I get this message: "CLIENT FAILURE: 
Link sending not implemented (due to lack of testing equipment).
2. If I try to directly click on a torrent link, the message is this one: 
"FAILURE: Server responded with an irregular HTTP error code: 0:"

What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

Original issue reported on code.google.com by javiperi...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 10:33

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what webui "client" setting are you using? please try uTorrent WebUI.

Original comment by jul...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 10:37

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Thanks for answering so quickly! I was using Buffalo WebUI (OLD!). I'm trying 
uTorrent WebUI now, and I no longer get those failure messages. But... now it 
doesn't do anything at all. It doesn't add any torrent to my download list or 
anything.

I'm not a computer expert, but I have an idea: I actually have uTorrent 
installed on my computer, and right now it isn't working either (I mean, 
whenever I click on a magnet link it won't go to my Buffalo Torrent Client, but 
it wouldn't open uTorrent either). I'll try uninstalling uTorrent, I'll let you 
know if it worked, but just in case this is a stupid idea (and I know it can 
be), do you know what else could I try?

Thanks again!

Original comment by javiperi...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 10:52

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from the way you word your second paragraph, i'd appreciate if you could look 
over the other settings in RTA again and determine whether you're absolutely 
sure you put in the correct values.

i'm not super sure that RTA still works with buffalo linkstations, but there 
was a guy complaining about this some time ago who got it to work using the 
uTorrent setting, which prompted me to include it in the 
FrequentlyAskedQuestions.

Original comment by jul...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 11:01

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Alright, this is what I get:

Client: uTorrent WebUI
Host: I've checked it, it's the one my Buffalo provided me (I'm not sure, but I 
guess I'd better not post it here... if I'm wrong, just tell me)
Port: Here we have a problem. I was using 6881 port in my BitTorrent client and 
the RTA had automatically set the 6883 port. This is why I wasn't getting any 
messages; but when I match these ports, I get the following: "Problem getting 
the XHR token. Is uTorrent running?" and "Server responded with an irregular 
HTTP error code: 400: Invalid request"
SSL: I have it unchecked, since I'm not using SSL. I tried checking it, just in 
case I was getting it wrong, but still didn't do anything.
Username: admin (the one my Buffalo Torrent client uses)
Password: this field is unfilled, as usual.
Relative Path: /gui/

So... as far as I understand, if I use the correct values for everything, I'll 
get two failure messages, while if one of my values is incorrect I'll get 
nothing at all. At least this seems to help identifying if anything's not 
correct, but that still leaves me with the first problem: how do I make it work?

Thanks again!

Original comment by javiperi...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 11:12

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- host should be an ip, something like "123.45.67.189"
- port needs to be the port of the webui, not the bittorrent client's 
bittorrent port.
- remove relative path. that's just for reverse proxying or non-standard urls 
of webuis. /gui/ is the standard value if nothing is entered.
- you don't enter a password to get into the buffalo bittorrent webui? that's 
dangerous, but i don't think it should hinder RTA's execution. try setting one 
anyway.

the best way to figure out these values is to look at the URL of the webui of 
your torrent client in the browser.

if it looks like this:
http://123.45.67.189/gui/

then you have host 123.45.67.189, port 80, relative path "/gui/" or empty.

Original comment by jul...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 11:20

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Alright, status update:

1- I added a password. As you said, it shouldn't affect at all, but just in 
case...
2- My URL looked something like this: "http://123.45.67.189:1234/gui/", so I 
figured out my host was going to be the 123etc sequence (I already had that), 
but the port would be the four number sequence after the colon.
3- I removed the relative path.

So now I try it again... and it works perfectly both with torrent download 
links and magnet links! So thanks a lot, now using my Buffalo NAS is way 
easier! Please consider this issue solved, I hope if anyone else has the same 
problem that I had they'll find help in this conversation!

Original comment by javiperi...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 11:40

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cheers, have fun.

Original comment by jul...@gmail.com on 15 Jan 2014 at 11:49

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Me ayudó mucho, gracias.

It help me a lot of, thanks.

Original comment by Catha...@gmail.com on 19 Mar 2015 at 9:04