OMV6 With qbittorrent and wireguard?

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TinyProxy Log, when testing indexers in Prowlarr...

Just pages of it... The Proxy is working.... Just not sure what all this means or how to remedy it.

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2023-10-24T19:18:40.282705+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Established connection to host "192.168.5.44" using file descriptor 35.

2023-10-24T19:18:40.285269+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Closed connection between local client (fd:34) and remote client (fd:35)

2023-10-24T19:18:40.286485+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Connect (file descriptor 34): 172.21.0.1

2023-10-24T19:18:40.286506+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Request (file descriptor 34): PUT http://192.168.5.44:8787/api/v1/indexer/19 HTTP/1.1

2023-10-24T19:18:40.286543+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: No upstream proxy for 192.168.5.44

2023-10-24T19:18:40.286550+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: opensock: opening connection to 192.168.5.44:8787

2023-10-24T19:18:40.286558+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: opensock: getaddrinfo returned for 192.168.5.44:8787

2023-10-24T19:18:40.286632+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Established connection to host "192.168.5.44" using file descriptor 35.

2023-10-24T19:18:40.915838+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Closed connection between local client (fd:34) and remote client (fd:35)

2023-10-24T19:18:40.918981+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Connect (file descriptor 34): 172.21.0.1

2023-10-24T19:18:40.919011+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Request (file descriptor 34): POST http://192.168.5.44:8787/api/v1/indexer HTTP/1.1

2023-10-24T19:18:40.919055+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: No upstream proxy for 192.168.5.44

2023-10-24T19:18:40.919063+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: opensock: opening connection to 192.168.5.44:8787

2023-10-24T19:18:40.919073+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: opensock: getaddrinfo returned for 192.168.5.44:8787

2023-10-24T19:18:40.919169+00:00 d7f401bb632d tinyproxy[263]: Established connection to host "192.168.5.44" using file descriptor 35.

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Most of it looks like just logging of all activity. I never tried to change the logging level, but according to the documentation, you can bey editing the loglevel in the config file..

Tinyproxy

Update:

For those who have enabled installing Python via the environment variable within your compose file and have experienced very sluggish first time starting of the container due to upstream apt problems, I have pushed out a new image that has Python3 already built in. The presence or absence of the environment variable INSTALL_PYTHON3= is ignored.

Image: gderf/qbittorrentvpn:release-4.6.0.p

I am impressed. Did a search for a game, it came up, picked most seeded one and bam, got it. Amazing. Just amazing. Y’all been keepin’ your secrets for too long.

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Most of it looks like just logging of all activity. I never tried to change the logging level, but according to the documentation, you can bey editing the loglevel in the config file..

http://tinyproxy.github.io

Are you by any chance using Tinyproxy in 443/https mode?

I ask cause my Tinyproxy is running 192.168.5.44 but OMV is 192.168.5.181. In OMV I select Proxy http (8888) but when I try to load a website, it can not make connection'

Quote from fbeye

Are you by any chance using Tinyproxy in 443/https mode?

I ask cause my Tinyproxy is running 192.168.5.44 but OMV is 192.168.5.181. In OMV I select Proxy http (8888) but when I try to load a website, it can not make connection'

I am only using tinyproxy to get prowlarr and jackett onto my VPN for searching and to proxy firefox through from my desktop if I want to VPN any web activity. Tinyproxy is using port 8888 and those 3 things have the proxy settings set to use it. HTTPS works through it as is because it is simply a local proxy/gateway onto my VPN.

Proxy servers are a central access point for outgoing connections. reverse proxies are a central access point for incomming connections.

Don't know why you are trying to proxy OMV

Honestly, it popped in my head... Oh, my WAN IP is showing". Everything I do /wink /wink and needs a VPN, is indeed going through it. I was just curious.

But when push comes to shove, shouldn't I be able to, under OMV, set proxy to my 192.168.5.44 [proxy IP) and then my OMV "WAN" would now have the VPN IP the Proxy connects to?

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But when push comes to shove, shouldn't I be able to, under OMV, set proxy to my 192.168.5.44 [proxy IP) and then my OMV "WAN" would now have the VPN IP the Proxy connects to?

Yes, but now the whole server is on that same VPN., even the admin web gui. The only thing OMV is doing on the internet is searching for updates at the debian/omv repos. Every other bit of internet stuff is either through a VPN already, via your qbittorrent-vpn/tiny proxy stuff for torrents, or behind a reverse proxy that is ssl encrypted for your own use.

Having the whole server on a VPN is pointless as it will only cause the server to have to use the vpn for repo searching and updates. Having the required services and applications on one is not, and having a VPN set up for your to remote acccess is not.

Makes sense, really again, just learning something new.

Updated to release-4.6.1

https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/gderf/qbittorrentvpn/tags?page=1&ordering=last_updated

Yeah so like admin/ adminadmin does not work anymore. It always worked.. it allllllways worked. Now it doesn't? WTF?

There was some change made that voided those credentials. But I don't know how to use it.

Mon Nov 20th 2023 - qBittorrent v4.6.1 release

qBittorrent v4.6.1 was released.

The most important change has to do with WebUI. It affects users that haven't set their own credentials and are use the default ones. Those will not be accepted now and qBittorrent will generate a random password and output it in the console for you to use. Then you can login and configure a password.

Secondly, there is an option (in Advanced section) to control the behavior of the Add New Torrent dialog regarding position on top of the main window.

Edit the /config/qbittorrent.conf file to whitelist your whole subnet, for example then restart the container. Then you can set a new password if you want to.

WebUI\AuthSubnetWhitelist=192.168.1.0/24

That’s the crazy thing, I truly did not realized my container updated itself!! I had no reference to go the route of “well it stopped working when I updated” or I would have put more effort… But thank you for clarifying that for me I shall do as instructed.

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qBittorrent will generate a random password and output it in the console for you to use. Then you can login and configure a password.

And this happens when?

Quote from fbeye

And this happens when?

Likely not applicable to the NOX build which is what this is.

You have two ways forward:

Downgrade to 4.6.0, change your password to something other than the default, then upgrade to 4.6.1. This would be a tiny edit to your compose file.

or

Edit the qbittorrent.conf file to whitelist your LAN network.

Quote from gderf

Likely not applicable to the NOX build which is what this is.

You have two ways forward:

Downgrade to 4.6.0, change your password to something other than the default, then upgrade to 4.6.1. This would be a tiny edit to your compose file.

or

Edit the qbittorrent.conf file to whitelist your LAN network.

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Interesting.

Alright, downgraded, changed pass, upgraded, works.

Thank you.

Not an OMV issue or anything but, since this latest update.. When I search for something, it shows pages of it, I select the one I want and "download" but it never appears in the Downloads/Que/Transfers window..

Just asking if maybe you've seen this and maybe I am missing something?

Logged into my "account" site and downloaded torrent on them, and it comes up... And ques and downloads. Seems in the search option, when I download, it does not carry over to the actual downloads page?