Transmission bypassing OpenVpn

OK. I guess you don't want to fix your issue.

Sorry for troubling you.

what is this PBR??

So:

  • you make an interface on OpenWrt
  • bind IP to Transmission
  • set PBR for said IP :smiley:
  • Done!

When you selected "Solved" (I assume accidental) - you started a 10-day countdown.

Not me.

I will flag your last posting.

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LOL - You mentioned PBR in your first post!!!

You can install a package, or you can add the routes and rules into /etc/config/network

Why don't you stop cursing and just ask?

(Again, I'll be flagging the post cursing at me again.)

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@lleachii
Hi,

I didn't want to make a new thread just for the same question.

I found pbr quite heavy for my basic needs so went with vpnbypass by the same author.

I am using an openvpn client that does not allow any P2P connections

I am using transmission on another machine on LAN not transmission on the router itself.

vpnbypass works fine to bypass a LAN IP for eg. to use netflix without vpn

I am having trouble just opening up the port for transmission, but then I read a few posts up, it has to be open from WAN to WAN otherwise by default the traffic will go through the VPN client.

I would NOT like to direct all traffic from that IP to WAN, if possible, for example DWService remote desktop tool is blocked by my ISP and I can only connect if using openvpn.

Is what I'm asking even possible.

Thanks.

firewall port forwarding settings

vpnbypass settings - transmission is set to the same port

LAN machine that has transmission firewall
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What you are asking is possible, but it is better to open a new topic.
vpnbypass is obsolete to pbr. What you need can be accomplished even with ip rules, without the need to install extra packages.

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Thank you.
Opened another thread.

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