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For an example of how to use the VPN only for programs that you bind to the VPN IP address see this: https://github.com/tool-maker/VPN_just_for_torrents/wiki/Running-OpenVPN-on-Linux-without-VPN-as-Default-Gateway or https://gitlab.com/tool-maker/vpn_guides/-/wikis/Running-OpenVPN-on-Linux-without-VPN-as-Default-Gateway That example does not use Eddie. But you should be able to adapt the exit code there for use with Eddie. It sets up "source address routing" for the VPN IP address. And creates the illusion that the local IP address is the same for any server. You can then bind rtorrent to that local IP address ("bind = 10.44.0.2" in rtorrent.conf). If you would be OK with having the VPN be the default gateway, just so long as you can still access your remote server by ssh or nginx, then see this: https://github.com/tool-maker/VPN_just_for_torrents/wiki/Maintaining-SSH-Access-Using-a-VPN-on-a-Remote-Linux-Server or https://gitlab.com/tool-maker/vpn_guides/-/wikis/Maintaining-SSH-Access-Using-a-VPN-on-a-Remote-Linux-Server When the VPN becomes the default gateway, access to ssh or nginx from remote locations will no longer work, unless you do some set up before starting the VPN, as in that example. The examples use iptables. I have been meaning to update them to use nft, since iptables will be deprecated before long.

I confirm this issue. It doesn't happen every time. When it happens, it's infinite and you need to manually press key N. It will be fixed soon, sorry.

Hello! This is excellent news. But you added an unusual warning at the end, which seems unusual. Wondering if it'll spread more FUD than necessary and perhaps not get you the same amount of feedback, in return. Anyway, it's working for me so far. The only minor errors, are UI texts. Not bad Staff :). Here's the changes, for anyone who doesn't want to follow the links:

@Clodo I'm still seeing a long pause after "Collect information about AirVPN completed" in both "eddie-ui --cli" and "eddie-cli". It's been 7 minutes and I'm getting no indication of activity. It seems to vary a lot, however - other times it runs by quickly. --route.custom appears to work now, thanks.