Open DanteDouglas opened 11 months ago
Experiencing the same thing here with deluge and qbittorrent. Interestingly if I run natively through my pfsense mullvad openvpn connection, I have no issues with peer or tracker connections. So I don't think it's necessarily a mullvad issue.
Despite what @SxthGear mentions, I run Gluetun+Wireguard+Deluge+Netherlands server+No VPN server port forwarding; and download speeds are fine (at least 50MB/s), although I don't download that often either.
Most users don't have port forwarding setup for torrenting, so I doubt trackers would judge you for it? 🤔
Have you updated your qbittorrent settings to not have a forwarded port configured?
Yep, none is currently configured.
Have you tried with Wireguard (since it's natively supported with Gluetun <-> Mullvad)?
I did swap between Wireguard and OpenVPN a couple times while testing this, I didn't notice any difference positive or negative.
Have you tried with another torrent client like Deluge?
I didn't try with Deluge, but I did try with transmission, and it appeared to work about the same.
It's a weird one, I think. I would like to report that today, it seems like it's working better (or at least, I have noticed more trackers populating with peers). Given the nature of torrents, I can't fully rule out that I was just using some crappy torrents that didn't have too many seeders at the time, so it's hard to nail down.
Regardless, as of today at least, this is not a going concern for me.
Is this urgent?
No
Host OS
Ubuntu 22.04
CPU arch
x86_64
VPN service provider
Mullvad
What are you using to run the container
docker-compose
What is the version of Gluetun
Running version latest built on 2023-08-11T11:08:54.752Z (commit e556871)
What's the problem 🤔
i have a torrenting "stack" set up using docker. I have one container that uses gluetun that provides a VPN interface for the second container, which uses qbittorrent. Up until today, I hadn't noticed any weirdness, but today I really am.
Here is what's happening:
More context:
when qbit CAN find a seed that has a good upload speed, it'll download, but it's clear that the entire discovery process is being stymied somehow. If I sit and look at the Peers tab on qbit it'll show peers appearing, sometimes being connected to, and then abruptly disappearing.
I've seen a couple bug reports of this that seem to be describing this phenomenon:
1562, which describes my issue more or less, but the diagnosis is incorrect. Maintainer recommends a different qbit image to avoid a lost connection problem between qbit and gluetun, but that's not what's going on for me -- the qbit container still has internet access, it's the qbit software that cannot connect to trackers.
349, which also seems to be exactly my problem, and commenter "beebls" even describes what appears to be an identical dl speed issue (this may warrant an issue merge, but I'm not sure -- mods feel free to do as needed here obviously)
What I don't think this is: Any connection issues between docker containers, exactly. This error seems to only show up when torrenting -- any ping requests or other shit from the container works fine. There does not seem to be any glaring issues with my router or with the host computer.
What I think this might be: Something like the final question in this reddit post. Mullvad removed port forwarding as an option recently, and it would follow that the bizarre lack of peers/seeds could be related to something about torrents shutting me down due to a lack of public port or whatever.
If this is the case, it is not a gluetun issue -- it's a Mullvad issue. But I want to cover my bases because I've been banging my head against this for hours today. Anecdotally, a friend of mine who has this same gluetun-mullvad-qbit stack has experienced none of the issues that I'm describing, so if it is a Mullvad issue it seems to be inconsistent.
This could also be some strange problem related to my personal router that I haven't discovered, but given that it's not stopping any other aspect of docker, qbittorrent, or any other device on my network I am skeptical.
So to reiterate: right now the issue appears to be constant (lack of discoverability of seeds/peers, constant tracker timeouts/unreachability) but the symptoms are intermittent -- since if i find one seed with good upload, I still download the torrent at a high speed. It's just that I'm only seeing like 4 people at once, for some unknown reason.
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