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If you know how to use docker look up gluetun, it basically allows you to tunnel everything through the VPN and still access everything locally.
Will that install qBittorrent by itself and allow Sonarr and Radarr that run outside the container to speak to it? Then it would be perfect
Edit: For some reason I thought it was a torrent client but it's just a VPN client. So it creates a network interface but doesn't route all traffic through it?
You run a gluetun container and a qBittorrent container on which you set the "network mode" to the gluetun container. Then you put your *arr software and the gluetun container in the same (virtual) network so they can communicate internally. All containers using gluetun as their "network mode" have their ports available on the gluetun container. You can also put the qBittorrent container in your virtual internal network but then you have to make sure that the network is marked as internal to avoid traffic leaking.
Managed to set it all up yesterday. Thanks for suggesting Gluetun.
Great work! Enjoy!
Here's an example docker-compose.yaml for gluetun with Nordvpn and qBittorrent"
You can use qBittorrent's API (enable it in the settings) to add magnet links. I have a small wrapper tool for that, so I can just click on a magnet link in the browser and it gets added to the queue.