Not sure how that would work, I can have 2 users using the same wireless card, one with a VPN and one not? Sounds complicated I'm not like itching to download anything since I can find free streams so easily
Did you put the VPN credentials directly into the torrent client, and if so, which one? I've never had qbtorrent leak out the VPN for what that's worth. I know the desktop VPN clients will rugpull your connection at random.
Whose watching to make sure you're not using a VPN?
Remote work. plus I just don't want to either forget to turn it off or on. I left the client open all night and my ISP told me they would cut me off.
You could set up a new user on your computer for torrents and use a VPN client that provides a killswitch
Not sure how that would work, I can have 2 users using the same wireless card, one with a VPN and one not? Sounds complicated I'm not like itching to download anything since I can find free streams so easily
You would have to set up a different routing table for the other user.
Actually, I found a better solution using network namespaces if you're on Linux. No second user account required.
Did you put the VPN credentials directly into the torrent client, and if so, which one? I've never had qbtorrent leak out the VPN for what that's worth. I know the desktop VPN clients will rugpull your connection at random.
I just ran the software and qbtorrent by default doesn't exit when you close so it was still running after I closed the vpn
Qbtorrent let's you put the proxy info directly into the settings, it's safer that way.