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I use it with ExpressVPN since day 0 and I haven't had any problems whatsoever, at most I had to restart the container a few times because the VPN server failed and the network failsafe of the container jumped blocking any connections to the open world (which is great because prevents accidentally leaking your home IP address to any copyright vultures).

Also remember to open ports 8999 and 80, 443 (if you use nginx) on your router for the LAN IP address of the machine running the container. In my example I use Nginx and Letsencrypt to access the WebUI with HTTPS and a subdomain specifically created for my qBittorrent instance, but you can also use it standalone.Ĭonfiguration wise, yout need to have a nf file created as its written in the README.md and a *.ovpn server file downloaded from your VPN provider inside './config/qbittorrent/openvpn/' folder in order to it to connect to the VPN server. Just replace the $ with your own parameters. It turns out you needed to put the whole environment variable (name and value) inside double quotes, because I checked the logs and now it says connected.ĮDIT 3: Even though I think I've solved the VPN problem, and have added the ports I want exposed to the VPN container's port list, I can't access the applications that are on those ports.This is my docker-compose.yml: I have removed the entries for the rest of my containers because are not related to this case. If the app is issued by a third party contact the application author to renew the digital signature 1 services qbittorrent image docker exec -it qbittorrent. Downloads Public Key for PGP Signing Starting from v3.3.4 all source tarballs and binaries are signed.

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This is the log I get, with everything private removed.Īm I right in saying that if all the other services depend on the VPN, then those services will only start once the VPN is working properly?Ĭould it be that I possibly need to also run a web proxy (like nginx) to make it work properly?ĮDIT: I have been a bit stupid and forgotten to put in the network_mode option, but even after I put this in and start the container, it's now saying that my username/password is incorrect, which isn't true.ĮDIT 2: I have now (I think) solved the password problem as well. I have tried to comment out both the port and the environment sections one at a time, and it looks like the error is caused by the port section, as just having the environment section doesn't cause this problem, although I cannot access the web UI because the port isn't exposed. But if I have stopped that container, then the name isn't in use, is it?

What does this mean and how can I run both the NordVPN container and the qBittorrent container, as well as route all qBT traffic through the VPN container? And how can I test whether the traffic is actually being routed through the VPN container?Īnother problem I seem to have is that even though I have stopped a few containers, I can't restart them under the same names as the old one, under the grounds that that name is already in use. The error I get is the following: ERROR: for qbittorrent Cannot create container for service qbittorrent: conflicting options: port publishing and the container type network modeĮRROR: for qbittorrent Cannot create container for service qbittorrent: conflicting options: port publishing and the container type network modeĮRROR: Encountered errors while bringing up the project. Once the stack is deployed, go to the containers menu option on the left sidebar and click on logs for the qbittorrent container.

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That’s all the configs you need to update and then click on Deploy the stack. I can run the qBittorrent container using standard docker run like so: docker run -d -p 8080:8080 linuxserver/qbittorrentīut when I try and paste the following into my docker-compose file to allow it to work with the VPN container and a few other services, I get a error: qbittorrent: Replace /PATH/TO/qbittorrent in the stack config with the response you got. Docker container which runs the latest qBittorrent -nox client while connecting to WireGuard or OpenVPN with iptables killswitch to prevent IP leakage when the tunnel goes down. My problem is that I have downloaded both the linuxserver/qbittorrent image and the bubuntux/nordvpn image from the Docker repository, and I am trying to run both of these using a docker-compose file. I know that there's already a post on a similar topic to this, but I'm having a slightly different problem to them.

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