binhex / arch-qbittorrentvpn

Docker build script for Arch Linux base with qBittorrent, Privoxy and OpenVPN
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Can't download anything from private servers #170

Open bonny1992 opened 1 year ago

bonny1992 commented 1 year ago

Hey guys! I have this problem with a new instance of qbittorrentvpn that I installed in place of a delugevpn one. I wanted to try it seeing that everyone is praising it.

Sadly downloads from private trackers have some issues (I tried 4 different trackers). After monitoring the instance I see that downloads from those kind of trackers take hours to even start, as shown in the "trackers" tab, it keeps saying "Updating". After some hours those downloads start normally (in fact those were so fast I didn't even notice they finished). Seeding is the same, some torrents aren't shown on those trackers "activity list" if not hours later. This didn't happen when using Deluge, as maybe it had some issue with some particular tracker (meaning they didn't start immediately as when I was using deluge but without VPN, years ago, but not hours, maybe minutes at worst).

Instead, public torrents are working fine, with speeds way higher than when I was using delugevpn. I tried ubuntu images and those maxed out my connection pretty fast.

Here's the supervisor log (no debug, but I can reproduce it with debug on, if needed): supervisord.log

The only thing "strange" is that warning about a missing support for a "CONNMARK" extension, but even switching from wireguard to openvpn the issue is the same.

Can you help me?

I can provide more details if needed.

EDIT: Rewrote the issue to be more clear.

bonny1992 commented 1 year ago

It seems that when disabling the vpn, the downloads start perfectly, and when re-enabling it, it'll still download (I don't know, it keeps a list of peers?). The trackers will be still on "Updating" tho, and they'll stay that way. This torrent is currently downloading: image image

This torrent is not (one of the top of TorrentLeech, if it can be useful): image image

Here's what I tried:

Any help is appreciated :)