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Add plugin to find your IP #303

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@ackvf ackvf commented Sep 15, 2024

Hello frens, I recently installed qBittorrent in a docker under Synology NAS and needed a way to confirm that my VPN configuration (made also in docker) actually works. I couldn't find a way to natively display such information in qBittorrent, there is no browser window too, so I wrote a simple search plugin and "hijacked" it to perform the request for me.

I hope you like it and that it gets included in qBittorrent, and maybe, in the future, even as a native feature available from the menu, but in the meantime, this is a good enough way to go.

If for any reason you don't think it is a great idea, feel free to ignore it as I already accomplished my goal. However, I believe it can be a handy tool for those who need to ensure their VPN is working correctly with qBittorrent, hence why I am making the effort to share it.

Cheers! 🥂 :shipit:


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PS: I later found out that it is possible to learn the IP from the View > Log -> Execution Log -> filter:"Detected external IP", but this is not too comfortable for me. With the "workaround" above, I can verify my IP every time I search new torrents. The best solution would obviously probably be if the IP was right on the status bar, but that's a major change out of the scope of this simple plugin.

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