Ditch the Hassle, Install QBittorrent using Docker Compose

Installing apps using Docker and Docker Compose not only simplifies installation and maintenance of the app. It also provides portability when you need to move your setup to a new server.

qBittorrent is a lightweight torrent client. It has all the bells and whistles of most other clients; it works on many different platforms including Docker. Its why I have it on my list of the 60 best Docker containers for your home server.

In this video I will show you how to get up and running with qBittorrent using Docker Compose. In my next video, I will show you how to improve the privacy of your Torrent client using Gluetun VPN client.

#bittorrent #traefik #reverseproxy #homelab #homeserver #docker #dockercompose #dockertutorial

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0:00 Introduction
1:56 Describing the Environment
2:45 qBittorrent Docker Compose File
6:26 Starting and Access qBittorrent
8:28 Fixing qBittorrent Unauthorized Error
10:33 qBittorrent via Traefik Reverse Proxy
11:30 Testing Downloads
12:36 Closing Thoughts (qBittorrent Privacy)

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qBittorrent Configuration for Unauthorized Error: WebUI\HostHeaderValidation=false

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[SeanAnthony]

Hey I love your videos! Question for you. I use Proxmox and run a handful of apps as Linux containers (LXC ). Can I make a Traefik LXC and have all my other LXCs go thru the Traefik as a reverse proxy? I know i can do this using a VM with all my apps running in a docker environment. Keep up the great work!