elite4jonny

Workaround: look in CMD to see what the errors are found it is trying to download 2 files and place in \stable-diffusion-webui\models\LDSR there is some sort of SSL error files...

Bug still exists in Debian Trixie as of July 2024, but can be worked around with the provided terminal commands from @KisaragiEffective `ln -s /usr/sbin/getcap /usr/bin/getcap` `ln -s /usr/sbin/setcap /usr/bin/setcap`

I think you need to manually change the port in qbittorrent to the correct one. The log sounds like it's going to automate this for you but I've never experienced...

I've only had to update it when changing VPN config so not too often.

Additionally tried installing from GitHub pull but no fix. Demo version has same issue. Have tried private browsing and disabling all extensions. Chrome on same device has no issues.

I agree, absolutely unexpected behaviour but appears to be reproducible. Is there any troubleshooting I could do, a before/after log of the inputs I could find somewhere, because somehow oversteer...

Ok, I have done some further troubleshooting. Switched to OpenVPN, and I get this debug line ``` [debug] Having issues resolving name 'no3.vpn.airdns.org', sleeping before retry...``` Now if I manually...

To lookup the IP manually go into the debug or config and find the server you're using (or a server pool) and type it into nslookup in the terminal Eg:...

If you use Tailscales "Smart DNS" or however they name it, then it sends all DNS requests through tailscale. This is so you can give your devices names instead of...

Also having issues with DNS on AirVPN Running Debian Stable so updates are a bit slow. AirVPN works fine with QBittorrent via windows desktop and QBittorrentVPN docker works fine with...