Closed CpHeat closed 1 month ago
If i launch it manually via usr/bin/deluge-web, or using a script with an added line in docker compose : /usr/bin/supervisord -c /config/supervisord.conf
Please don't do this, if you cannot see the deluge web ui then the tunnel is not established, this is by design to protect you from possible ip leakage.
I will need to see a log to help further, please see the following link:- https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/help.md#other-users
here is the log : https://pastebin.com/tzVp9jMc
digging into the files it seems there is no lib/modules folder at all
If it can help the host runs under windows
EDIT: I was just doing it wrong. I first I tried with cyberghost, but seeing no more log entries I assumed it was ended and not working and I composed down and tried another way, in each and every attempt.. Then I tried with PIA, and that's when I started to wait more and see more debug logs, that clearly stated that I was missing user infos. But since in cyberghost you are given specific user and pass for openvpn I did not understood in PIA you just use your regular ones and assumed they were included in the certificate files. It was in fact working from my very first attempt with cyber, I just needed to wait like 10 miutes for the thing to really start and get fully setup
Maybe you could add a little "iniating - this may take a while" king of log at the end of the configuration logs so people know they are expected to wait for some more time? Anyway my issue is solved, thank you!
I tried different ways but I seem to keep doing it wrong. My first choice was to use docker compose, here is my file :
then I can access the webUI. This seems to be a strange behavior. I tried to use the run command too, but to the same result
But even after doing this, I can connect inthe webui but my external IP is my real IP, so the vpn must not be working. I am using PIA, i put my ovpn and crt files in config/openvpn. I also tried with cyberghost but same result. I'm out of ideas. Let me know if you need other infos
Edit: may it be because of a wrong LAN_NETWORK ? since docker is installed on a server I'm not 100% sure I used the good ip (I used my prefered ip replacing the last digits by 0/24)