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Based. I use gluetun with qbt and ProtonVPN (with port forwarding). Despite this being a tricky config, it was still pretty easy to setup. Can share bash scripts if anyone is interested.
How do you handle the forwarded port change on every reconnect and updating it in qbt?
There’s another nifty little container called qbittorrent-natmap that will take care of that for you.
gluetun bundles a control server on port 8000 which you can query for the port number (don't worry about
openvpn
being in the url path, it still works with Wireguard). In my bash script (running on the host system), I usecurl
to retrieve the forwarded port number and then do a POST with that data to the API of my qbt client which is running in another container on port 8080.There's a reason why most providers don't allow that feature anymore. It's said that port forwarding is a security risk. Also, qBitTorrent works just fine without it.
Yes, cheese pizza
Says who? Assuming a fully patched system/client and a properly configured firewall/network, I'd love to hear more about these "risks".
Only if you don't care about seeding