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My super simple torrent server setup with Raspberry Pi and Docker
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How would one do that if they had basic Linux knowledge but have not really touched docker? Asking for a friend and for his educational purposes only :)
I believe you can just set vpn in qbittorrent, but Im not sure is it acting like real kill-switch or you are risking your home IP leak. So not recommended probably. If you go recommended docker way, you can do it easily with gluetun. There must be many other options out there, but be careful, not all of them are acting like a real kill switch.
Anyway, tell your friend its not hard to start with docker, you need portainer and youtube 😜
Using Google ;-)
https://www.naturalborncoder.com/linux/2021/02/19/making-a-docker-container-use-a-vpn/
Ah yes, the eternally helpful answer of “look it up yourself” which absolutely encourages people to partake in communities and ask questions when they see things that make them curious