8000 Can the standalone server be used to access the WebUI behind a VPN without the WebUI port being forwarded? · Issue #97 · ntoporcov/iQbit · GitHub
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jiznon opened this issue Sep 21, 2024 · 0 comments

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jiznon commented Sep 21, 2024

I've been searching for a solution to my scenario:

qBittorrent is on a linux VM on Win10 host. The VM is behind PIA VPN. The VPN provides a single port for forwarding. This port is used for the qb client for torrent connections. Because of this, I can't access the WebUI from outside of my LAN. I could if i use the one port from the VPN as the webui port, but the priority goes to the actual downloading of the torrents. Right now i remote to my host machine via Chrome Remote Desktop to access the linux VM (or webui from host browser). As you can imagine this is clumsy and not efficient.

Does the standalone server allow me to access the WebUI despite the VM being behind VPN, with the webui port not forwarded? If i were to set the standalone server up on the host/a different VM that is not behind a VPN, but that can talk to the webui?

I have a similar setup to this for JDownloader: https://pypi.org/project/myjd-api/

Apologies if this isn't the right place to ask.

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