My experience on my Mac is pretty much that I'll often see a page not loading even before the VPN app tells me the connection died and then proceeds to re-establish a new connection. Do you know why traditional kill switches are so unreliable? Mind you, I don't mean a kill switch that kills a specific app if the VPN app sees a connection go down. If you want something right now that you can drop any app into, then yep vm is your best bet, traditional killswitches though are less secure than what i have coded up here, but they are still pretty reliable and used by a lot of people. Yeah its the 'anything' bit thats hard here, you cant just drop apps in and have them use the tunnel automatically and securely, it takes a lot of config (iptables), effort and testing (my time is limited), there is no one stop solution for this cos its hard to do. PS: Would it be possible to add NordVPN to the pre-configured providers? Or am I in the end of the day better off setting up a VM for this with the official client app? Would love to keep it lightweight though and manageable through the docker section. Or am I missing something here because of the glaring lack of a simple one-stop solution for this? Is there any hurdle? There, no reason to "trust" any given app I may want to tunnel. I just wanna set up qBittorrent, SABnzbd and JDownloader and maybe who knows anything else I might want to add in the future and tell them all on "system-level" within the docker to use the VPN docker's tunnel as network interface or bust. Would also only need to run one VPN connection at a time and be able to use it for, well, anything.Īs it is, I'm limited to HTTPS and trusting the docker not leaking through background processes or somehow else.
#Qbittorrent kill switch torrent
Privoxy is only able to proxy http(s) traffic, it is not a socks proxy, and therefore if you configure a torrent client to use it then you will only be proxying http(s) traffic, all other traffic will be going via your ISP and thus IP leakage will occur.Īt what point would it be easier to just have a VPN client container with a built-in firewall that I connect official/any downloading dockers to as tunnel and with a killswitch? But that wasn't what you were referring to, right? I'm sorry, it's late and I'm tired and I should go to bed instead of wrestling my server, but I don't wanna. Set Proxy Server Type to (none)? It's already on that for me.Įdit: however, in QB, simply changing 'Enabled protocol' from 'TCP and UTP' to 'TCP' has unlocked my speeds. Does it do that for you as well?Īs for QB, I'm not sure which settings you're disabling exactly. However, on each launch, I need to enable the plug-in, apply the settings and pause & resume the torrents for it to work. Wow, that tweak does work on Deluge! Very nice.
#Qbittorrent kill switch download
Remove those settings and I can download 45MiB/s I have tried enabling Proxy Settings in qBit through Tools > Options / Proxy Serverīut the max download speed I can get is around 2MiB/s Installed itconfig Plugin and disabled enable_incoming_utp and enable_outgoing_utp
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