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I had to recreate container that I was using. I've used the same script i originally used (attached) after deleting the original container. Everything seems to go fine during creation (see attached log) but I cannot access the instance of Deluge running in the container. (192.168.200.210:58081 not found) I've changed the name of the container, the ports, an I don't have a firewall running, but still I am unable to connect to the new container. Can anyone suggest how I can proceed to get this to work? Thanks. delugevpn.txt delugelog.txt

Thanks, but I'd rather not use a VPN to access my network unless I really have to do so. Right now I can access the apps via forwarded ports on the router. I'd like to be able to access the DelugeVPN Docker app in the same manner if possible. I have set up Nginx as a reverse proxy so that I can use names such as abc.domain.com/app instead of abc.domain.com:12345. This works fine within my network, but not from outside. (That is, the port version works, the Nginx /app version does not work). Right now, I'mm more interested in getting access to the DelugeVPN Docker via ports. I'm sure I can get the Nginx portion working after. Any help is greatly appreciated.

This weekend I was able to set up the Docker DelugeVPN container. Never having used Docker before, it was quite a learning curve, but I got it running. Thanks for providing this and thanks for all the good advice in the forum! . Could someone point me in the direction of information of how to access Deluge from outside my local network? I have limited experience but was able to get access to the admin gui's for other programs that are not using a VPN (Sonarr,etc.) but am having no luck moving forward on Deluge. I'm sure this is somewhere in this forum but I can't find it. If someone would point me in the right direction, I would be so appreciative. Also, what role does/should Privoxy have in this configuration? I've used Nginx as a reverse-proxy before but was not able to get it working if I was running a VPN for the whole computer (as opposed to running for a single app). Can Privoxy be configured to accomplish what I asked above? Thanks!