Idk if its possible?

[Battler624]

is it possible to connect to AriaNG via lan connections (similar to how WebUI for qbittorrent works?)

[mayswind]

what is ldk? can you provide more details about it?

[Battler624]

Idk = i dont know.

The idea is i run ariang on home server than connect to it via LAN connection (192.168.1.1:port)

[mayswind]

The idea is i run ariang on home server than connect to it via LAN connection (192.168.1.1:port)

I'm afarid I still don't know what you mean...What is "run AriaNg on home server"? Everyone can put AriaNg everywhere. You can use any web server, or you can just open the html file in your local disk directly.

[Caskexe]

You can 'host' the index.html file anywhere. I've got mine on a home network web server in a folder called "aria" so that I can access it from my other network devices at the web server IP -- I just go to 192.168.0.152/aria

My actual aria2 is running on a different server, so all I need to configure in the AriaNg settings is the 192.168.0.0:PORT/jsonrpc field and the secret key etc.

The only problem is, it doesn't save the settings so you end up with the default RPC details in the AriaNg settings. Not sure if that can be changed, but once you've sorted it out per device it works a treat

[mayswind]

You can 'host' the index.html file anywhere. I've got mine on a home network web server in a folder called "aria" so that I can access it from my other network devices at the web server IP -- I just go to 192.168.0.152/aria

My actual aria2 is running on a different server, so all I need to configure in the AriaNg settings is the 192.168.0.0:PORT/jsonrpc field and the secret key etc.

The only problem is, it doesn't save the settings so you end up with the default RPC details in the AriaNg settings. Not sure if that can be changed, but once you've sorted it out per device it works a treat

AriaNg is just a static web page, that does not require any runtime environment or database, and all of the settings are stored in browser. So, AriaNg provides two features to simpiliy using AriaNg in different devices.

1. AriaNg provides "Import / Export Settings". You can export all settings to some text, and import these in other devices.
2. AriaNg supports a special url called "Command API". You can export one aria2 rpc setting to this url, and just open the url in other device. The aria2 rpc setting would be set automatically.

[Kry9toN]

you can just put the settings file to the mechine or local mechine and load from that