On 8/22/2020 at 6:43 PM, blackbrizz said:

Is there a reason why Sweden has been removed as a supported PIA end point with port forwarding?

best asking pia that question 🙂

All,

 

I seem to be having problems with my download directory. I can't seem to get the directory right.

 

This shows at the bottom of the delugevpn page....

 

When I add a torrent it starts ok and then slowly dies off (because it seems it has nowhere to store the files???).

 

I think its one of those "I'm lookin' at it but ain't seeing it"🤔. 

 

How does the path provided in the docker property sheet match with the setup in the actual Deluge preferences? Does the docker property sheet = the /data directory and go from there in the actual deluge Preferences?

 

 

 

I guess I still have Sonarr or Radarr setup in my head.....

 

This is the structure of my Downloads folder:

 

 

Could someone point me to a detailed explanation of how this works? (I think I have a flat spot on my head from banging it against the wall--ow!)

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

 

downloads or Downloads ?
You have it both ways and linux is case sensitive

The seeding problem is solved.

I think the problem was the PIA endpoint, as I switched to endpoint Czech Republic, and I can seed for days without torrents not seen at trackers...

My problem is now solved!

I was connected to Sweden but torrents would not download. Then i think following an update to the container i lost the web UI.

 

I swapped to the Czech Republic as per @rikdegraaff suggestion above. The Web UI returned after about 10-15 minutes. There were a lot of entries similar to the below in the log. Eventually i got connected, I'd guess 2-3 cycles through the 12 connection attempts?

2020-08-25 17:21:54,237 DEBG 'start-script' stdout output:
[warn] Exit code '52' from curl != 0 or no response body received
[info] 12 retries left
[info] Retrying in 10 secs...

I swapped the Czech endpoint for Berlin and then to Torronto, both PIE port forwarding endpoints. With these endpoints the VPN established and the Web UI started far quicker. However my torrent for Ubuntu 20.04 appears idle, and does not download.

 

Any ideas?

I just moved from the normal deluge to the vpn version I am running an older build binhex/arch-delugevpn:1.3.15_18_ge050905b2-1-04 because i still use the windows gui to connect to my server and there is no 2.0 windows client yet.

On the non vpn build i could port forward 58846 to my internal ip and be able to access deluge from outside of my network.. now after moving to the vpn build i can no longer access the server from outside of my network. my unraid server is still the same so the port forwarding still should be good. During the setup i did miss changing the LAN_NETWORK variable to my correct local network, and that prevented me from being able to use the windows client to access the server, once i fixed that to the correct ip i can connect locally.

is there anything i can do to be able to connect from out side of my unraid network?

Like everyone else usin PIA I a now having issues. Question: in the OPENVPN folder that we place the certs and ovpn files, is it ok if I place all of PIA's ovpn files so if I change servers I dont have to place that particular file back into directory? This should cause a problem if I place all the files right? I am not able to get deluge to open the UI and want to make sure this isnt part of the problem?

 

Thanks for the help

7 minutes ago, drpete said:

Like everyone else usin PIA I a now having issues. Question: in the OPENVPN folder that we place the certs and ovpn files, is it ok if I place all of PIA's ovpn files so if I change servers I dont have to place that particular file back into directory? This should cause a problem if I place all the files right? I am not able to get deluge to open the UI and want to make sure this isnt part of the problem?

 

Thanks for the help

Firstly you can only use the ones with port-forwarding and not all the PIA's ovpn files. The ones without port-forwarding enabled would have issues ranging from low speed to outright no network. I think right now Canada and Germany are consistently working. The other are hit and miss.

 

I think the docker will only use openvpn.ovpn file so what you can do is have a folder with all the port-forwarding enabled ovpn and do a script to randomly pick one file and copy over to the appdata ovpn. So let's say you have the ovpn in /mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/PIA then the script would be something like this.

#!/bin/bash

src='/mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/PIA'
des='/mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/openvpn'
ls $src/*.ovpn | sort -R | tail -1 | while read file; do
    cp --force "$file" "$des/openvpn.ovpn"
done

docker restart deluge

That's how I can switch quickly when one goes down.

 

To change from PIA ovpn file and so from endpoint, I just uploaded Czech_Republic.ovpn and removed the Switzerland.ovpn from the openvpn folder at Deluge's appdata folder on Unraid.

 

After uploading a new ovpn file (without renaming), I reboot my "Deluge-docker" and open the web-UI after full start of the docker.

Full start will say, that the docker is completley done loading everything, and keep your eye at the log files.

 

The docker is done "booting" when it says:

 

20xx-xx-xx xx:xx:19,xxx DEBG 'watchdog-script' stdout output:
[debug] iptables chain policies are in place

20xx-xx-xx xx:xx:19,xxx DEBG 'watchdog-script' stdout output:
[debug] VPN incoming port is xxxxx
[debug] Deluge incoming port is xxxxx
[debug] VPN IP is xx.xx.xx.x
[debug] Deluge IP is xx.xx.xx.x

 

Edited August 26, 20205 yr by rikdegraaff
Wrong code, resolved.

Firstly you can only use the ones with port-forwarding and not all the PIA's ovpn files. The ones without port-forwarding enabled would have issues ranging from low speed to outright no network. I think right now Canada and Germany are consistently working. The other are hit and miss.
 
I think the docker will only use openvpn.ovpn file so what you can do is have a folder with all the port-forwarding enabled ovpn and do a script to randomly pick one file and copy over to the appdata ovpn. So let's say you have the ovpn in /mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/PIA then the script would be something like this.

#!/bin/bashsrc='/mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/PIA'des='/mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/openvpn'ls $src/*.ovpn | sort -R | tail -1 | while read file; do   cp --force "$file" "$des/openvpn.ovpn"donedocker restart deluge

That's how I can switch quickly when one goes down.
 

Alternatively edit the 'remote' line to another endpoint, as this is the only difference between the ovpn files, sed will do this easily.

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9 hours ago, rikdegraaff said:

To change from PIA ovpn file and so from endpoint, I just uploaded Czech_Republic.ovpn and removed the Switzerland.ovpn from the openvpn folder at Deluge's appdata folder on Unraid.

 

After uploading a new ovpn file (without renaming), I reboot my "Deluge-docker" and open the web-UI after full start of the docker.

Full start will say, that the docker is completley done loading everything, and keep your eye at the log files.

 

The docker is done "booting" when it says:

 

20xx-xx-xx xx:xx:19,xxx DEBG 'watchdog-script' stdout output:
[debug] iptables chain policies are in place

20xx-xx-xx xx:xx:19,xxx DEBG 'watchdog-script' stdout output:
[debug] VPN incoming port is xxxxx
[debug] Deluge incoming port is xxxxx
[debug] VPN IP is xx.xx.xx.x
[debug] Deluge IP is xx.xx.xx.x

 

I can see the above entries in my log, so i have to assume that any issue i have is related to PIA rather than the container?

For some reason deluge will no longer download torrents. Torrents just sit there and there is no connections/seeds/peers. I have tried restarting deluge as well as my whole server. I've tried changing the PIA end point and other than completely removing the container and reinstalling it and I'm not even sure that would fix the problem I'm not sure what else to do. Any help is much appreciated. 

Edited August 26, 20205 yr by DirtDiver

23 minutes ago, DirtDiver said:

For some reason deluge will no longer download torrents. Torrents just sit there and there is no connections/seeds/peers. I have tried restarting deluge as well as my whole server. I've tried changing the PIA end point and other than completely removing the container and reinstalling it and I'm not even sure that would fix the problem I'm not sure what else to do. Any help is much appreciated. 

see here:- https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/help.md

9 hours ago, DirtDiver said:

For some reason deluge will no longer download torrents. Torrents just sit there and there is no connections/seeds/peers. I have tried restarting deluge as well as my whole server. I've tried changing the PIA end point and other than completely removing the container and reinstalling it and I'm not even sure that would fix the problem I'm not sure what else to do. Any help is much appreciated. 

I'm having the same issue, started a few days ago and nothing on the server has changed on months. I can only conclude it's PIA and I've tried every port forwarding server listed so I'm now looking for another VPN provider.

 

I tried disabling the VPN and it still doesn't work...wonder if that option doesn't work since it's the VPN version?

Edited August 26, 20205 yr by detz

For me PIA is dead to use DelugeVPN. I think we must wait until PIA has make a openVPN for the new generation and the binhex-delugevpn can handle this. 

27 minutes ago, Wetterchen said:

For me PIA is dead to use DelugeVPN. I think we must wait until PIA has make a openVPN for the new generation and the binhex-delugevpn can handle this. 

ca-montreal is working fine (im using it), others may also work, but as you mentioned until the whole next-gen work is done things could be up and down.

1 minute ago, binhex said:

ca-montreal is working fine (im using it), others may also work, but as you mentioned until the whole next-gen work is done things could be up and down.

CA Vancouver is also working right now.

4 minutes ago, binhex said:

ca-montreal is working fine (im using it), others may also work, but as you mentioned until the whole next-gen work is done things could be up and down.

I have been using CA-Toronto for a long time with no issues.

2 hours ago, Burizado said:

I have been using CA-Toronto for a long time with no issues.

Weird, tied all of CA and same result, no connections. 🤷‍♂️

Disabling the VPN did work eventually though

I had the same issues...I tried adding a new torrent and it worked fine. So I deleted all the torrents and anything new added has been working..Hope this helps

 

15 minutes ago, drpete said:

I had the same issues...I tried adding a new torrent and it worked fine. So I deleted all the torrents and anything new added has been working..Hope this helps

 

Long shot, since I've not really had issues, but might "Force Recheck" sort this?

I had to run out and didnt think of that..good idea..will try next time if it happens...If anyone else having the issue can let me know if this works that would be great..Thanks, wish I would have thought of it

11 hours ago, detz said:

Weird, tied all of CA and same result, no connections. 🤷‍♂️

Disabling the VPN did work eventually though

I too had tried all CA with no connections. Though Disabling the VPN then re enabling it has fixed whatever the issue was...

hi all i just installed the docker and have it running but when i go to the ui it's asking for a password. the only PW i put in on setup was for  PIA is there a default PW i should use? thanks 

6 minutes ago, kcmccombs said:

hi all i just installed the docker and have it running but when i go to the ui it's asking for a password. the only PW i put in on setup was for  PIA is there a default PW i should use? thanks 

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