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Install Transmission BitTorrent Client for VPN Split Tunneling on Ubuntu 14.x. I highly recommend to run your BitTorrent client over VPN to protect your online privacy. My favorite way to do this is by using VPN Split Tunnel where only Transmission's traffic will be routed over VPN connection and you … I'm curious
It is strongly advised to route your torrent traffic over VPN connection to protect your online privacy. An excellent and advanced way of doing this is to route only selected traffic over the VPN connection called VPN Split Tunneling.
This is Part 2 of the VPN split tunnel guide, Part … I'm curious
In this guide we will show you how to configure your Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS for Split Tunneling with OpenVPN. You will be able to route your torrent traffic over your VPN connection, while everything else will have direct access, bypassing the VPN. We are essentially separating the network … I'm curious
Configure CouchPotato Reverse Proxy nginx Linux to conveniently access your media list on your home media server or NAS. When you are away from home then you can log in to your server and see the CouchPotato web interface. For ultimate convenience with your reverse proxy for people with dynamic … I'm curious
It is time for your next HTPC Guides giveaway, this time in partnership with LeMaker who have kindly donated a Banana Pi Pro to a lucky user. The winner will receive the LeMaker Banana Pi Pro unit, a case with space for a 2.5″ hard drive, SATA cable, SD card … I'm curious
VMPlayer is a great alternative to VirtualBox to test out new software. Virtual Machines are your digital playground for evaluating new software to avoid messing with your production environment (likely your home media server) and breaking something. In another post, I showed you how easy it is to install Debian … I'm curious