Torrent + OpenVPN in Docker on Dedi/VPS

ofit

Hello.
Found this docker images.
Deluge + VPN https://github.com/binhex/arch-delugevpn
rTorrant + VPN https://github.com/binhex/arch-rtorrentvpn
I tested them on a home server, everything works good, but as far as I understand this is optimized for home server in home network but not for cloud dedi/vps. I tried to use them on a cloud server / VPS with config LAN_NETWORK=127.0.0.1 and used an revers proxy for apache2. Everything is OK, but how to connect to deluged in docker on Dedi / VPS via deluge desktop client from home? As far as I understand it is necessary to forward ports, but how to do it?
Do you use such docker images on cloud Dedi / VPS? Maybe someone knows such docker images that optimized for cloud Dedi / VPS?
Do you protect connection while torrenting by proxy or VPN or use direct connection Dedi / VPS?
I am not very knowledgeable about torrenting so any help or advice is appreciated.
Thanks

Coffee

Perhaps you want something like this https://www.htpcguides.com/configure-deluge-for-vpn-split-tunneling-ubuntu-16-04/

davidjablonski

Because, a VPN is by far the best method available to torrent without compromising your online identity.

P2P file-sharing or torrenting is a method that allows you to request and share files over a particular network. While there are many legal torrenting websites where you can find free digital media like music, movies, and games to download, there are also illegal torrents, where you will find content not intended to be free.

In other words, free content available on illegal torrent sites can become pirated ones. And if you are trying to download this pirated content, you might have to face the legal consequences. That's when a VPN can lend you a helping hand.

A VPN will encrypt and re-route your connection to the desired torrenting site, thereby making you invisible to the copyright watchdogs of the world.

mtsbatalha

https://github.com/Cloudbox/Cloudbox

Merlincool

@Coffee said:
Perhaps you want something like this https://www.htpcguides.com/configure-deluge-for-vpn-split-tunneling-ubuntu-16-04/

Do you have something for pyload, split tunneling. I just need incoming traffic to vps via vpn and don't want to cover entire vps with vpn

Coffee

@Merlincool said: incoming traffic

You mean VPN for torrent only traffic? I'm no longer use this method but that guide was worked for me. Read the previous article too https://www.htpcguides.com/force-torrent-traffic-vpn-split-tunnel-debian-8-ubuntu-16-04/

Or simply use Wireguard and configure the Network Interface on Deluge.

Merlincool

@Coffee said:

@Merlincool said: incoming traffic

You mean VPN for torrent only traffic? I'm no longer use this method but that guide was worked for me. Read the previous article too https://www.htpcguides.com/force-torrent-traffic-vpn-split-tunnel-debian-8-ubuntu-16-04/

Or simply use Wireguard and configure the Network Interface on Deluge.

Sorry you misunderstood, I need it for pyload on linux. I tried this many a times but could not get my webinterface running in my browser.

ofit

@Coffee said:
Perhaps you want something like this https://www.htpcguides.com/configure-deluge-for-vpn-split-tunneling-ubuntu-16-04/

Thank. I know about it, but have not tested it yet.

@davidjablonski said:
Because, a VPN is by far the best method available to torrent without compromising your online identity.

P2P file-sharing or torrenting is a method that allows you to request and share files over a particular network. While there are many legal torrenting websites where you can find free digital media like music, movies, and games to download, there are also illegal torrents, where you will find content not intended to be free.

In other words, free content available on illegal torrent sites can become pirated ones. And if you are trying to download this pirated content, you might have to face the legal consequences. That's when a VPN can lend you a helping hand.

A VPN will encrypt and re-route your connection to the desired torrenting site, thereby making you invisible to the copyright watchdogs of the world.

I use russian tracker. If i undestand copyright compays do not care about it. But I want to know if using the socks5 proxy will my VPS IP address be safe?> @mtsbatalha said:

https://github.com/Cloudbox/Cloudbox

Thanks. Will try later.> @Coffee said:

@Merlincool said: incoming traffic

You mean VPN for torrent only traffic? I'm no longer use this method but that guide was worked for me. Read the previous article too https://www.htpcguides.com/force-torrent-traffic-vpn-split-tunnel-debian-8-ubuntu-16-04/

Or simply use Wireguard and configure the Network Interface on Deluge.

Do you have manual how to do it?

definitelyliam

I personally use namespaced-openvpn https://github.com/slingamn/namespaced-openvpn

I run an interface and pass all my Deluge traffic to that virtual network so my other apps don't have to go through the VPN. Split tunneling works the same way, but is a bit complicated and I simply didn't have the time back then so I opted for namespaced-openvpn.

ofit

@definitelyliam said:
I personally use namespaced-openvpn https://github.com/slingamn/namespaced-openvpn

I run an interface and pass all my Deluge traffic to that virtual network so my other apps don't have to go through the VPN. Split tunneling works the same way, but is a bit complicated and I simply didn't have the time back then so I opted for namespaced-openvpn.

Looking interesting. Thanks