Arr, my friends.
I have an old laptop already running some servoces on docker 24/7 at home and looking to extend it’s functionalities to become torrent downloader with media server for TV. Need VPN for obvious reasons.
I was wondering if there are already all-in-one solutions to just run docler compose file and get 2 containers: one running torrent client with all traffic via VPN in another?
I plan to use Mullvad VPN.
Upd. Updated title to highlight it’s a request. Not sure why getting downvotes, please elaborate :)
Just google “gluetun + qbittorrent”. There are some examples, but in short you want network_mode: "service:gluetun" and depends_on: -gluetun under qbittorrent so it doesnt have connection if gluetun fails.
Gluetun supports a lot of providers, documentation is decent and simple.
But consider airvpn or any other with port forwarding if you want to torrent. Mullvad ditched PF recently 😔
Meaning both are possible, but its much better with port forwarding. You cant connect to everyone, but for well seeded torrents it shouldnt be an issue.
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Just google “gluetun + qbittorrent”. There are some examples, but in short you want
network_mode: "service:gluetun"anddepends_on: -gluetununder qbittorrent so it doesnt have connection if gluetun fails.Gluetun supports a lot of providers, documentation is decent and simple.
But consider airvpn or any other with port forwarding if you want to torrent. Mullvad ditched PF recently 😔
Meaning no torrent downloads are possible? Or “just” no uploads?
Meaning both are possible, but its much better with port forwarding. You cant connect to everyone, but for well seeded torrents it shouldnt be an issue.
Thanks for recommendation, didn’t know Mullvad discontinued port forwarding. That was a reason I chose them a year ago.
Now will tale a look at ProtonVPN and AirVPN as alternatives.
Your answer is amazing, you covered it all and so concise, that should be on FAQ :)