You can bind qbittorrent to the vpn network interface. If it's not there, no traffic. That's my approach.
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You can bind qbittorrent to the vpn network interface.
how do you do this? I use Linux btw
On linux, connections can have some weird names so you need to figure out the name of your VPN connection.
In qBittorrent go to Settings > Advanced > Network Interface and see what connections are available. Then connect to VPN and see what new connection appeared on the interfaces list - it will be the VPN you just connected to, possibly "tun0". Select it and you're good.
My approach here is that I use docker. Check out gluetun.
I use Linux btw
My mind autocompleting before finishing reading: "I use Linux Arch by the way tips fedora"
Look in the network settings, you should see the option there. I'm not on my notebook right now, so I can't tell exactly, sorry...
This should be bulletproof, right? When Gluetun can't connect it will kill traffic
You should not torrent over the tor network, but you can torrent over the I2P network. qBittorrent even has experimental I2P support built in.
is there a non beta/dev version out with it yet?