shamael wrote:thx for sharing it!

You are welcome! It took tens of hours to work out all the bits, so hopefully it's helpful to someone else!

Background After spending several weeks on this, I've finally worked out how to create a split VPN in Linux. That is, all traffic on my system goes through the normal network, except for deluged's torrents, which go through the VPN. Deluge's UI also goes through the normal network, allowing you to ...

Have you considered using a docker that combines deluge with OpenVPN such as binhex/arch-delugevpn Thank you for the suggestion gderf. I actually did come across that option previously, but it wouldn't work on my system, as it only works on 64-bit systems, and I'm running a 32-bit architecture. It ...

Anyway, if just wanting a regular VPN setup and controlling deluge UIs from LAN, then couldn't you just run without any changes? I think I still may have been unclear. I have numerous programs on my server that I don't want running through the VPN. I only want deluge's torrents through the VPN (but...

Thank you mhertz! Sorry, I should have updated my post. I'm running Arch Linux now, so it is deluge2 that I'm running. Yes, I am trying to do split tunnelling. All traffic should be via the VPN, except the deluge UI. I'm running deluged on my server, and I want to connect to its interface via my loc...

And… I'm probably justified in a bump! Still looking for an answer to this. Thank you in advance.

Background I have a Raspbian/Debian system running deluged (1.3.13+git20161), which I access via another Linux box running the deluge front-end. I am trying to force torrents through my VPN, while leaving the UI accessible through the local network. My understanding is that I should be able to do t...