Coolsaber57

2 reasons: 1. Habit. I'm used to using 8080 for admin GUI on other machines and wanted to remain consistent. 2. I plan on running an NGINX reverse proxy docker container as well, and I'd rather make the configuration of that docker less complicated (i know I can map port 80/443 to something else)

New Unraid/QbitVPN docker user here, I believe I have everything setup correctly (I am using a Windscribe VPN), but had a few questions: How can I verify that VPN is running and that Qbit is connecting through it? (i.e. does Qbit need more configuration, or if OpenVPN is running and connected, is that sufficient) Is there a way to change the link on the Docker page for "WebGUI" in the menu? It seems that's hard coded to 8080 (I use this port for Unraid's GUI). EDIT: Figured this one out - had to change to Advanced to see the option to changes it. In Qbit, it's set to save files to: "/config/qBittorrent/downloads/". Do I need to manually change this to my Downloads folder? Sorry for the dumb questions, I just haven't used this before and want to make sure I understand what I'm running before potentially exposing myself without the cover of a VPN for my Linux ISOs.