Start the VPN and connect to a location.
Open qBittorrent. Go to Preferences, and then Advanced tab.
Change Network interface to the VPN (usually its name, like “Mullvad”).
Restart qBittorrent.
Basically when you bind it, if your vpn ever happens to turn off or leak etc its gonna stop the download/upload
Start the VPN and connect to a location.
Open qBittorrent. Go to Preferences, and then Advanced tab.
Change Network interface to the VPN (usually its name, like “Mullvad”).
Restart qBittorrent.
Basically when you bind it, if your vpn ever happens to turn off etc its gonna stop the download/upload
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If you’re on qbit, did you bind your vpn to qbit?
Also your vpn might just be bad, what do you use?
Do you mind explaining or pointing to resource about binding to qbit? I use qbit and pia.
Unless something has changed since I used it, you’ll need to set PIA to wireguard only, and the adapter shows up as wg-pia. (or similar)
Start the VPN and connect to a location. Open qBittorrent. Go to Preferences, and then Advanced tab. Change Network interface to the VPN (usually its name, like “Mullvad”). Restart qBittorrent.
Basically when you bind it, if your vpn ever happens to turn off or leak etc its gonna stop the download/upload
Awesome, thank you.
I did not but it was a system wide VPN.
Start the VPN and connect to a location. Open qBittorrent. Go to Preferences, and then Advanced tab. Change Network interface to the VPN (usually its name, like “Mullvad”). Restart qBittorrent.
Basically when you bind it, if your vpn ever happens to turn off etc its gonna stop the download/upload
You should always bind it directly in qb to prevent it from accidentally leaking