bonjour,
voici mon docker compose actuelle pour gluetun et protonvpn, tout fonctionne bien mais gluetun down et up environ toute les 3min, donc mon qbitorrent se retrouve derrière un pare-feu toute les 3min aussi.
es ce que j’ai moyens d’améliorer mon docker compose ? ou c'est un bug connu ?
ps : sur certain serveur, quand ca change, ca peut durer 12h sans deconnexion, mais c'est rare
merci d'avance pour votre aide
I have set up my Raspberry Pi 5 with Ubuntu Server, and have installed gluetun and qBittorrent via docker. Initially, they work great and I get decent download/upload speeds. However, after some time, the connection completely drops and the only way I've been able to solve it is a complete reboot, after which downloads continue normally for a short time until it hits issues again.
Something unusual also happens - after the downloads stalling, the Pi seems to lose ability to connect to anything else. I can't even ping my router from my Pi, even if I docker compose down both gluetun and qBittorrent.
I've tried some AI-assisted troubleshooting, but I can't seem to get anywhere and I've sent quite a few hours trying to resolve this. Has anyone found a solution to something like this before?
I have a docker compose file set up that deploys gluetun and deluge behind Proton VPN in my unraid machine and forwards a port through proton. I am pretty happy with the way this system works, but eventually the port forwarded through Proton will change and requires a manual update in deluge for the traffic the work correctly.
Back when I used PIA's VPN there was a convenient deluge plugin that automatically updated the port in this situation, but I have not found a similar plugin for Proton. I would really like to get this automated to make the setup even more hands-off then it already is and am wondering if anyone else using deluge and proton together has found a fix. Please share if you have, thanks!
I have setup a Docker Compose project containing Qbit and Gluetun by following a guide I found for ProtonVPN port forwarding. Gluetun reports the forwarded port, and sets it in Qbit from what I can tell since the numbers do match, however, on the trackers I'm using it still lists me as not Connectable. I'm not sure what to even look at to solve this at this point, as I'm able to download still, and I have been seeing a bit more uploading occuring. Is there anyway to test if I'm connectable or not similar to how you can download a torrent file to insure that it's reporting your VPN ip address and not your real one?
I'm currently running the latest version of Qbit and Gluetun as the compose has the latest tag and was rebuilt just last night.
