samtrois

Is anybody having trouble with privoxy lately? I know the VPN is working for torrenting according to several popular IP checks, I thought I had it working with Jackett as per the [ -e "RUN_OPTS"="--ProxyConnection= ] line in extra parameters (even tried creating this as a variable), but I am still getting failed indexers in Jackett (both binhex and linuxserver containers). My country blocks most of the big name sites, but they all work when connected to my VPN. I then tried to test by adding it as proxy for Radarr and Sonarr as per @gridrunner / Spaceinvader One's video and it fails for both leading me to believe it is a problem with this app and not Jackett?

I think I have deluge-vpn setup and working 'mostly', (works perfectly with VPN disabled) It seems to take a while to start up and 'get an IP' before the webgui starts. Files do start downloading momentarily when it first starts up. Then it seems like it won't connect to any more seeds/peers which is why I suspect its a port forwarding issue I noticed when it started up that the 'tracker status' was ok. After everything slows and stops, I updated the trackers and it changes to "trackername": Error: Host not found (authoritative) My VPN does 'provide' port forwarding, but I guess it's not activated by default? or on a specific port? Here is a link to what they have to say about it, I am supposed to request a specific port from them, but I'm not really sure what to ask for, or what to do with it in the docker settings. https://ghostpath.com/support/port-forwarding This VPN comes bundled with my Usenet, and I don't really need it, so not considering pia or airvpn. Another general question I have. If I want to change servers I am connecting too, can I just update the server address in the docker? or do I also need to download the new ovpn file? Can I store multiple ovpn files in the appdata?