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Actually, it may not be my VPN. I was able to get it to run with a nordlynx container. It seems that there is something up with my qbittorrent container. It updated in the last 2 weeks and I all of a sudden started to get this error:
Web UI: Unable to bind to IP: localhost, port: 8090. Reason: Unsupported socket operation”.
I tried to delete the image and re-pull and nothing seems to be working.
How about netstat -tunlp | grep 8090 ?
I figured it out. An update messed with my qBit configuration. I had to nuke the app data and rebuild the image and it worked like a charm
I got back a tcp/tcp6 with the docker_proxy and the PIDs. I killed the processes and then rebuilt the container and it still has the same problem. This was working with no changes on my end for months.
That's kind of over my head.
Is another app using 8090?