This project builds ontop of the linuxserver/qbittorrent docker image and adds a connection to the protonvpn service with the kill switch enabled to hide your ip address while torrenting.

This docker image:

1. Takes the linuxserver/qbittorrent:latest image
2. Installs protonvpn-cli
3. Authenticates
4. Enables the killswitch
5. Connects to a p2p connection

Since this image depends on linuxserver/qbittorrent, this image will auto update every Sunday to get updates to that image.
If this causes things to break please create an issue in the github repo.

Main Repo: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/qbittorrent

Github: https://github.com/HaruVON/qbit-vpn

Below are the environmental variables for the linuxserver/qbittorrent image and for this image.

1. PUID
   The user id that is used.
   Ex: 1000

2. PGID
   The group id that is used.
   Ex: 1000

3. TZ
   The timezone.
   Ex: Etc/UTC

4. WEBUI_PORT
   The web port.
   Ex: 80

1. PVPN_UNAME
   Your ProtonVPN username.
   Note - this is different from your account username. This is specific to using the VPN.
   Ex: c8v39TxYmFABA9JP (fake)

2. PVPN_PASS
   Your ProtonVPN password.
   Note - this is different from your account password. This is specific to using the VPN.
   Ex: hPXgr3fzE2k6KAvNX2Nd3R3iavrPuh3g (fake)

3. PVPN_TIER - Default: 3 - defined in Dockerfile
   Your ProtonVPN Tier. A number from 1-4
   Ex: 3

• Sometimes running this container fails to install protonvpn-cli and setup pipx environment. At the moment there is not an explanation to this.
  • Workaround: exec into the container, make sure pipx is installed, then install protonvpn-cli. This will install the environment and protonvpn-cli in the config mountpoint/volume which has worked for me without having to manage anything for months.
• Fails to connect to protonvpn upon update/restart.
  • Workaround: stop the container and delete the image. Do a full repull of the image.