Deluge on linux using VPN only for P2P
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The main reason I took tha VPN is to hide the torrent traffic. I have a Intel nuc that I use as server, it is headless and I manage it with ssh; its traffic is very low so I decided to run on it a torrent.
Finally something very bad: the system does not start anymore (inserting or unplugging a USB stivck force it to start). Why?
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Installing a plain VPN was not an option as
1. ssh won't work;
2. it won't reply anymore to the http clients.
I followed this guide http://www.htpcguides.com/force-torrent-traffic-vpn-split-tunnel-ubuntu-14-04/ (which use iptables to leave all as it was but torrent traffic that goes through OpenVPN).
I've installed qBittorrent and it worked only using the PIA's SOCK5 proxy in the Netherlands; but this setup -as clarified from the support- let the ISP to log my activities.
Yesterday I removed all and started from scratch installing deluge. I can log in in the web interface but it says that it can't connect to the server (and the daemon is running [checked with both 'ps afx | grep deluged' and 'sudo systemctl status deluge-web']).
I followed this guide http://www.htpcguides.com/force-torrent-traffic-vpn-split-tunnel-ubuntu-14-04/ (which use iptables to leave all as it was but torrent traffic that goes through OpenVPN).
I've installed qBittorrent and it worked only using the PIA's SOCK5 proxy in the Netherlands; but this setup -as clarified from the support- let the ISP to log my activities.
Yesterday I removed all and started from scratch installing deluge. I can log in in the web interface but it says that it can't connect to the server (and the daemon is running [checked with both 'ps afx | grep deluged' and 'sudo systemctl status deluge-web']).
Finally something very bad: the system does not start anymore (inserting or unplugging a USB stivck force it to start). Why?
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.