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I'm trying to get all traffic through the Pi-hole and VPN. Do you mean more than setting the Pi-hole as the DHCP server?

Between X and Z, the always forgotten "Gen whY"

I like the idea and I appreciate pushing efficiency as far as one can, but looking at that makes me feel like I'd get frustrated just getting the OS to boot properly

Holy shit, that's genius. I saved your comment for reference. This is probably how I'll end up learning to make these things work

If people who are smarter and more capable than me really care about communal privacy and respect, I think the best thing that could happen is for all relevant non-user friendly apps, services, OSs, etc. to have their benefits ported into new applications that are as pleasing and easy to use as Windows and Mac. I love Linux and Debian tools, but trying to do anything on one of those systems feels like being forced to learn Chinese; therefore I can't recommend them to my friends and family. Which, after going down the rabbit hole, is depressing to say the least.

I have converted almost everyone I know in my age group, so some care. I think its mostly a lack of education issue, but trying to teach people probably gets interpreted as a bad sales pitch so I don't push anymore. I do my thing, people see it and ask questions, slow victory

It could be user error, but most redirects wouldn't work for me. I slowly removed the ones that usually didn't go through, which left me with all of them disabled so I had to remove it. But I keep my eye open for updates

In my limited experience, that's pretty accurate unfortunately. But with so many Debian tools becoming more popular, I bet that attitude will change soon

You found the solution! I upped the upload to an arbitrarily high number and everything is working as I intended, thank you

I did limit the upload, what's a good setting?

That's what prompted this post, I'm getting a very slow download of something that should be damn fast based on the numbers. The trackers are working too, they're just not pumping out the data.

It is not a free VPN

Can you give me some case use examples for VMs like that? My VM knowledge stops at emulating OSs for software compatibility and running old Windows versions for gaming.

Best place to learn the basic Linux I'd need to get this off the ground?

Also a sick option

Holy shit, that hardware is disgustingly cheap. This is my number one option so far, thank you!

That's a pretty cool solution, honestly. I'm considering all options here! I'd hate to invest then find out there are more cost-effective options or that I somehow limited the server's potential.

I know, I know...but it's good, faithful hardware and I want it to go to a good use.

Even on a VPN?

Both were already enabled, but I manually added every tracker listed to cover my bases (both DNSs and IPs). I reannounced, but the speed hasn't improved.