I guess I have come at this from every direction I can see, and so far I have had little success. In Qbittorrent go to tools > options > advanced > network interface (requires restart) > select tap adapter Here is how to find tap adapter in windows 10 if unsure. This is assuming your VPN supports port forwarding(a lot dont). They will assign you a forwarded port number, then you have to enter that port into qBittorrent. Launch qBittorrent and navigate to Tools > Options (or do the keyboard shortcut Alt+O ). You need to request a port be forwarded through your VPN. It also mentions using an existing docker namespace by referencing the PID… but that would require that the container be up before I run the commands to add the VPN. However, some VPN providers actually do offer torrent support as part of their Hide. Using the VPN bypasses the need for an open port in your router. conf located in /config/wireguard and you need to set the variable VPNENABLED to true for the VPN to start. has a good explanation on how to create the VPN in its own namespace. And honestly, I like the idea of having the VPN running in a separate container so I can have several containers using it.Īlternatively, I can configure the VPN in a seperate network namespace on the host (I tried this first), but I cannot figure out how to have a container use that namespace.
QBITTORRENT VPN MOD
I saw this: How to add VPN to qbittirrent container but I am not confident I could create a mod to add wireguard (I have a hard enough time understanding Alpine linux). What is the “right” way to have an LSIO container use my VPN container to hit the internet?
(Opens in a new window) 99.95 for 1-Year Plan + 3-Months Free. I believe they are successfully sharing a network as both containers report the same IP address. QBittorrent has the ability to bind its network connection to a specific network interface (similar to Vuze’s IP-bind feature). (Opens in a new window) 56.94 for 2-Year Plan + 2-Months Free (List Price 311.74) ExpressVPN. However when I do this qbittorrent has no connectivity to anything (except maybe the VPN container). In theory, I should be able to use “network_mode: service:vpn” and have qbittorrent use the same network and the vpn container.
I have a working qbittorrent container, and a working wireguard container named “vpn”, but I cannot figure out how to get them to work together.
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