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Hello! We inform you that the following servers are being withdrawn: Servers: 1+1 Gbit/s Alkes, Merope, Sabik (Los Angeles, California) Reason: not meeting our requirements anymore for hardware and lines. Replacement: yes, two 3+3 Gbit/s servers in San Jose (California), planned for January the 14th 2024 or earlier, on top of the new (already active) 10 Gbit/s server in Los Angeles (Saclateni). Servers: 1+1 Gbit/s Pollux (Jacksonville, Florida) Reason: not meeting our requirements anymore for hardware and line. Replacement: yes, one 3+3 Gbit/s servers in Raleigh (North Carolina, planned for January the 16th 2024 or earlier) + expansion in Miami planned for the near future. Kind regards and datalove AirVPN Staff

@dersik Hello! Eddie doesn't support traffic splitting on an application basis, we're sorry. This feature is available in the AirVPN Suite 2 preview versions for x86-64 based Linux systems. A build for ARM 64 bit will be ready in the near future, please stay tuned: https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/56704-linux-airvpn-suite-200-preview-available/ The Suite (which lacks a GUI that anyway you don't need) will let you use reverse traffic splitting. It's not what you aim for, because the Suite tunnels everything except what you run outside the tunnel, while you need the "complementary" thing (i.e. tunnel nothing but one application) but it might be useful anyway. Alternatively, containers can be considered, so that only a container traffic is tunneled.The torrent program would run in the container. Gluetun features native AirVPN support but we have never tried to build it on a Raspberry OS (did anybody tried this?) but it is possible according to documentation and some reports. Gluetun is based on Alpine for a Docker image with a very small RAM footprint. Kind regards