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I mean, just run them under different users.
Linux is great for this actually. Like a classical Linux "terminal" is a server thats accessed by thousands of users.

So yeah, I'd just make another users and you can run them all on different ports, etc.

I'm looking to set up qBittorrent for safe and private downloads. However, I've heard using a VPN is crucial. Can anyone recommend a good VPN deal that works well with qBittorrent? - Make sure it has port forward capability. You can ask their support, or find that out on their website. - Windscribe...

qBittorrent does not have an official Android client.
You are using a client made by someone else.. you should submit your request to them directly via email for example.

You could always try using K-Lite codec pack. BE CAREFUL. THE INSTALLER HAS THESE STUPID ADWARE CRAP INCLUDED! So just slowly skip all those scummy questions in there and you should get a great codec pack. Before you ask, yes, codec packs in 2024? I thought the same. But it works way better than any...

I mean honestly, I can try submitting a PR for just adding a few extra pixels there. They might reject it, worst scenario.

I mean... - I would copy over the settings but remove them from my transfer list after - I would set up the auto add folder - I'd just put all the .torrents in there so it would get added and re-checked I realize this only works if you dump ALL the folders into one place and then you'd have to separ...

Interesting. Probably the .fastresume files messed something up. I'm not too sure how you could batch-edit these files to fix this issue. (I only dipped my toes into the fastresume files, but I never worked with them too much.)

Huh. Your Windows / GPU installation seems to be really messed up.
If you have Nvidia/AMD GPU, you can try using the DDU tool: https://www.guru3d.com/download/display ... -download/

I think you are looking for the FASTRESUME files. They exist for each and every torrent in %LOCALAPPDATA%\qbittorrent\BT_backup\

The WebUI has a fail2ban like feature by default.
If anything, you should look into firewall whitelists instead, or "port knocking".

You just put the files from the folders...
from (Windows) %localappdata%\qbittorrent -> ~/.local/share/qBittorrent/
and (Windows) %appdata%\qbittorrent -> ~/.config/qBittorrent

Of course do back up your precious current folders on Windows.

Of course they are kept, you just have to use the new AppImage file to start the client.

If it says metadata, it means your client is trying to download the torrent file from the other peers because it's a magnet link. But it can't connect to them.

Look up port forwarding and make sure you don't have qBittorrent firewalled.

It would be a BIG security flaw.

Simply go into settings and you can enable whitelist. Like you can whitelist an IP for example. If it's on the internet and you don't have a static IP, you can always set up SSH port forward and then use the local IP (like 127.0.0.1) as whitelist.

- Could you clarify what do you mean by "go around"?
- Also, each Docker qBittorrent "distribution" is different, there is no official version. So each will differ in behavior.