Hiya,
qBittorrent version and Operating System
Latest QBittorent-Nox installed by Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported machine.
If on linux, libtorrent-rasterbar and Qt version
I do start the service after installing only QBittorent-Nox and its loaded and active service(status text in green colour). I don't know if installed these or not?
What is the problem
I want the Remote installation on Terminal for CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine and enabling port forwarding for Web-UI instructions requested, please?
I do only have OpenVPN and Wirequard on the CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine and I want to add the QBitTorrent as the third and last app to my KVM-VPS. I do have CSF(+LFD) enabled for managing iptables. Also, shall I leave SELinux on or off after installation and configuration by your instructions? Do I need to install the QBitTorrent on my local OS(MyLaptop) that is opening the https://{KVM-VPS IP}:{port} that the Web-UI is or if it is possible to use SSH to port-forward the Web-UI as there is No-GUI on the CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine as the only thing I have is terminal? How shall I proceed, please help and provide instructions?
-also as soon as I enable the QBittorrent-nox services to Active/loaded service, neither OpenVPN nor WireGuard are connecting? (e.g. I can connect to the VPS's OpenVPN or WireGuard but there is no receive at all? As soon as I stop the 'qBitTorrent-nox service, the bother of the OpenVPN and WireGuard are functioning properly as I can connect to them from MyLaptop's OS. They are running on a custom port and the ports of both of these OpenVPN and WireGuard is neither 8999 nor the Web-UI's port e.g. here as 65000, but I don't know what is the problem? May please help me fix this?
I do have two disk-drives on the VPN, and I want to use the second disk-drive for receiving files in torrent and saving them, how shall I configure this on Terminal for CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
What is the expected behavior
-I want to port-forward the Web-UI to the local machine(on MyLaptop), and as I don't have GUI on the CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, I use port-forwarding to open the Web-UI on my LocalOS on MyLaptop?
-Also please mention that do I need to install the QBitTorrent on MyLaptop 's OS as MyLocalOS or installation on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine is enough to make this works?
Steps to reproduce
yum install qbittorrent-nox
mkdir -p ~/.config/qBittorrent
touch ~/.config/qBittorrent/qBittorrent.conf
vi ~/.config/qBittorrent/qBittorrent.conf
[LegalNotice]
Accepted=true
[Preferences]
WebUI\Port={AnyPort e.g. 65000}
ssh root@{server IP} -L 127.0.0.1:8000:127.0.1.1:65000
{e.g. Thus I expecting to be able to access the Web-UI on MyLaptop's OS by entering https://127.0.0.1:8000 on any local web-browser on MyLaptop's OS's web-browsers}
Extra info(if any)
Could you please guide me on how shall I do this properly on Terminal for CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, thus I port-forward and be able to access the Web-UI on my Local MyLaptop's OS's web-browser only by entering the https://127.0.0.1:8000, please?
-How shall I change the 'admin/adminadmin' Web-UI password to a different one on Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
-How shall I change the port 8999 that is used to receive torrents to a different one on Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
-How shall I enable 'Require Encryption and 'Enable Anonymous mode' on Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
May please do ask where is not clear and I'll provide the information, thus you may kindly help me fix my favourite BitTorrent client to port-forward the Web-UI from VPS to MyLaptop's OS web-browser on https://127.0.0.1:8000, please?
Tnx and best of luck
Hiya,
qBittorrent version and Operating System
Latest QBittorent-Nox installed by Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported machine.
If on linux, libtorrent-rasterbar and Qt version
I do start the service after installing only QBittorent-Nox and its loaded and active service(status text in green colour). I don't know if installed these or not?
What is the problem
I want the Remote installation on Terminal for CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine and enabling port forwarding for Web-UI instructions requested, please?
I do only have OpenVPN and Wirequard on the CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine and I want to add the QBitTorrent as the third and last app to my KVM-VPS. I do have CSF(+LFD) enabled for managing iptables. Also, shall I leave SELinux on or off after installation and configuration by your instructions? Do I need to install the QBitTorrent on my local OS(MyLaptop) that is opening the https://{KVM-VPS IP}:{port} that the Web-UI is or if it is possible to use SSH to port-forward the Web-UI as there is No-GUI on the CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine as the only thing I have is terminal? How shall I proceed, please help and provide instructions?
-also as soon as I enable the QBittorrent-nox services to Active/loaded service, neither OpenVPN nor WireGuard are connecting? (e.g. I can connect to the VPS's OpenVPN or WireGuard but there is no receive at all? As soon as I stop the 'qBitTorrent-nox service, the bother of the OpenVPN and WireGuard are functioning properly as I can connect to them from MyLaptop's OS. They are running on a custom port and the ports of both of these OpenVPN and WireGuard is neither 8999 nor the Web-UI's port e.g. here as 65000, but I don't know what is the problem? May please help me fix this?
I do have two disk-drives on the VPN, and I want to use the second disk-drive for receiving files in torrent and saving them, how shall I configure this on Terminal for CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
What is the expected behavior
-I want to port-forward the Web-UI to the local machine(on MyLaptop), and as I don't have GUI on the CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, I use port-forwarding to open the Web-UI on my LocalOS on MyLaptop?
-Also please mention that do I need to install the QBitTorrent on MyLaptop 's OS as MyLocalOS or installation on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine is enough to make this works?
Steps to reproduce
{e.g. Thus I expecting to be able to access the Web-UI on MyLaptop's OS by entering https://127.0.0.1:8000 on any local web-browser on MyLaptop's OS's web-browsers}
Extra info(if any)
Could you please guide me on how shall I do this properly on Terminal for CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, thus I port-forward and be able to access the Web-UI on my Local MyLaptop's OS's web-browser only by entering the https://127.0.0.1:8000, please?
-How shall I change the 'admin/adminadmin' Web-UI password to a different one on Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
-How shall I change the port 8999 that is used to receive torrents to a different one on Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
-How shall I enable 'Require Encryption and 'Enable Anonymous mode' on Terminal on CentOS-7-x64-Minimal +headless supported KVM-VPS machine, please?
May please do ask where is not clear and I'll provide the information, thus you may kindly help me fix my favourite BitTorrent client to port-forward the Web-UI from VPS to MyLaptop's OS web-browser on https://127.0.0.1:8000, please?
Tnx and best of luck