Yeah that's what I started out from, but my nginx container does a bunch of other things you'll probably want to look into as well...

Such as configuring stuff like LetsEncrypt for encryption and GeoIP blocking, so people form around the world can't connect to your web front end.

No worries. I publish all my containers on Dockerhub and the code is on GitHub: This is my nginx container: https://github.com/boredazfcuk/docker-nginx This is my LetsEncrypt container: https://github.com/boredazfcuk/docker-letsencrypt This is my GeoIP container: https://github.com/boredazfcuk/docke...

gderf, got a docker image that runs the latest stable version of deluge, even as it updates? My docker container is probably up to the job, but may need a couple of tweaks: https://hub.docker.com/r/boredazfcuk/deluge I run this as part of a stack with a lot of other components, so have just put thi...

I call a script to get a forwarded port from my VPN

Quick one, can I have a nosey at this script?

I want to do the same but haven't looked into it yet and it could save me a fair bit of time.

Perfect. I now enable my preferred plugins by running: /usr/bin/deluge-console -U localclient -P "$(grep ^localclient ${CONFIGDIR}/auth | cut -d: -f2)" plugin --enable AutoAdd Blocklist Execute Label Scheduler in my docker container's start-up script so I don't have to re-enable them every...

Hey, everyone. Is it possible to install and enable plugins from the command line? I have added the plugins I want to enabled_plugins in web.conf and then fired up deluged and deluge-web, but when I look at the webui's plugin configuration, they are not checked. If I check the box manually, a folder...

Why do you need the IP of your VPN adapter? Is it not sufficient to restrict the traffic to tun? It is as you said, my default policy is drop with exceptions for tun and local traffic (the XXX.XXX.XXX.0 entry below). These tables are persistent so I don't need to make any changes on reboot. After t...

I have iptables in place to prevent any traffic circumventing the vpn tunnel. I'm gonna guess you've configured a default policy to block all outgoing traffic that doesn't have a matching iptables rule? If you have, do your iptables rules allow Deluge's outbound traffic to go out via the tun0 devic...

You would need to expose your server's daemon port to the Internet and allow remote connections. That would be a bad idea. You'd be best off just using the web interface and installing a browser extension to allow you to send links to that. If you use Firefox, then something like this should work: h...

I have accomplished what your end goal is, however, I've gone about it in an entirely different manner. I have setup nginx on my server (Debian 10) and configured it to use the LetsEncrypt certificate. There is an nginx plugin for certbot which will automate your certificate renewals. The nginx serv...