You’ll need to change the “volumes” to point to the correct folders on your OMV server, but once you’ve done that, you can then click the blue “Deploy the stack” button near the bottom of the page. Name the Stack “qbittorrent” (without the quotes) and then copy and paste the following into the “Web editor” section:. Open your local connection and then click “Stacks” in the left column. Get logged into your Portainer control panel. This time we’ll use something called “Stacks”. Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/rvice disabled vendor preset: enabled)Īctive: active (running) since Sun 09:56:47 CET 1min 5s agoĬGroup: /system.slice/qbittorrent.We’ll use a different approach in this video than we have in previous videos to get qBittorrent installed on OMV5. Journalctl and “service qbittorrent status” commands show this: service qbittorrent status As VPN is not being used at all (yeah, my ISP and country doesn’t give a shit yet about hunting down P2P users) there was no other interface listed, except “lo” loopback interface. It works for now - I will get it some time to see if it become stuck again.Īlso, I set the network interface to “eth0”, just in case. I executed these commands as suggested and updated qbittorrent to 4.4.1

Thank you for a quite extensive reply - it’s most appreciated. Mv /tmp/qbittorrent-nox /usr/bin/qbittorrent-noxĬhmod 777 /usr/bin/qbittorrent-nox start qbittorrent serviceĭietpi-services start qbittorrent check if it started … atic#armv7 wget -O /tmp/qbittorrent-nox ĭietpi-software install 46 Stop qbittorrent serviceĭietpi-services stop qbittorrent replace qbittorrent-nox with downloaded one

I have installed Dietpi armv7l version on Raspberry Pi 4 go to

Qbittorrent raspberry pi