Kaallis

I used the PIA ovpn generator and chose this configuration. It's working well now (still lots of ups and downs): TCP/501 RSA-4096 AES-256-GCM

I checked Q6 unfortunately it did not help. Here are my results: Incoming port not defined correctly = I use PIA so this is done auto when strict_port_forward is YES Upload rate set too high/unlimited = Made sure it was configured properly GCM - I have testes those settings with PIA and I received errors saying it was not supported. VPN endpoint has low bandwidth = previous tests proved this was not the case Highly fragmented disk = previous tests proved this was not the case Name Resolution not working = Made sure I was on Google's name server, as well as PIA. Writing incomplete/partial downloads = previous tests proved this was not the case I'm on windows if that changes anything?

Hi, I did some speed tests and I can't figure out why docker is slower than other options... - qbittorrentvpn docker with vpn enabled (tested both PIA and usenetserver): can't break 1.5mb - qbittorrentvpn docker with vpn disabled: 10 to 15 mb/s - qbittorrent installed on windows, and PIA desktop connected on same host, port forwarded: 10 to 15mb/s - qbittorrent without PIA on desktop: 30 to 40mb/s Is there some configurations I can do in the docker to make it behave faster when connected to vpn?