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@jay-to-the-dee any chance you can answer this? |
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I think I understand that Privoxy is only a HTTP proxy and that torrent traffic cannot work with HTTP proxies, only with SOCKS5 proxies. |
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I was able to get it working by adding this service to my docker-compose.yml socks5-proxy:
image: wernight/dante
restart: always
network_mode: service:transmission-openvpn
depends_on:
- transmission-openvpn
command:
- /bin/sh
- -c
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echo "Waiting for VPN to connect . . ."
while ! ip link show tun0 >/dev/null 2>&1 || ! ip link show tun0 | grep -q "UP"; do sleep 1; done
echo "VPN connected. Starting proxy service . . ."
sed -i 's/^\(external:\).*/\1 tun0/' /etc/sockd.conf
sockd |
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Hi,
Everything is working well for the base setup but I have a particular use case I cannot make to work.
I would like to make the traffic of other torrent clients in my home go through the
Privoxyproxy.For example, I have a qBittorent client that has the option to route its connection through a proxy.
The client seem to get peer list but download never happen.Also tried with a Transmission client. Same thing happen.Is is that bittorrent traffic cannot work on HTTP Privoxy?[Edit: I now understand that Privoxy is only a HTTP proxy and that torrent traffic cannot work with HTTP proxies, only with SOCKS5 proxies]
Could it be evaluated to add a SOCKS5 proxy server?
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