ashkaty
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2 years ago I managed to get it working! In the docker compose, I had a few errors. First, turns out I didn't put Mullard's username and password. The other error I had is that my Lan_Network set to something wrong. I thought you were supposed to use your router's ip, but the docker compose uses CIDAR notation. So, if your ip address ends with a 1, you have to use 192.168.0.0/24 so it includes your router's ip address cause the docker compose uses CIDAR notation. Also, you do have to use the android/chrome mullard version like someone said here earlier
I've looked at most of the issues posted here and found a few that dealt with Mullard. I tried to implement the fix but it doesn't seem to work. I've downloaded both Mullard's linux, windows, and android/chrome OpenVPN files and inserted it into QBitTorrent's openvpn folder. QBitTorrent doesn't recognize Mullard's linux files because they don't have a .ovpn extension and have a .conf extention. When I put the windows files in there, I get this error
I found something similar in another issue and it said to remove two lines of code on Mullard's .ovpn file, specifically these two lines
service mullvadopenvpn block-outside-dns
After trying that, I get this error
I definitely do have a valid Mullard account as I purchased it a day ago. Finally, if I just put the android/chrome file there that Mullard provides, I get the same error. I'm using openmediavault with if that helps at all. Also, my file directory is /disk-uuid/Configs/QBitTorrentVPN/openvpn
Thanks for your time and let me know what other information I can provide that would be helpful!