qBittorrent-EE

Overview

Minimalistic qBittorrent container image based on Apline linux.

ARGS=()
for i in $(find ./VERSIONS/ -type f); do
  ARGS+=('--build-arg' "${i##*/}=$(< $i)")
done
docker build "${ARGS[@]}" --tag ${PWD##*/} .

Push image to registry:

docker tag ${PWD##*/} $CONTAINER_REGISTRY_USERNAME/${PWD##*/}:$(< DISPLAY_VERSION)
docker tag ${PWD##*/} $CONTAINER_REGISTRY_USERNAME/${PWD##*/}:latest
docker push --all-tags $CONTAINER_REGISTRY_USERNAME/${PWD##*/}

Environment variables

Name	Default value	Description
PORT_BT	6881	Bittorrent port
PORT_UI	8080	WebUI port
TRACKERSLIST	URL	Trackers list for auto update
TZ	UTC	Timezone
UPLOAD_RATIO	5	Upload ratio until pause seeding
UPLOAD_SPEED	0	Upload speed (0=Unlimited)

Run

docker run --detach \
--env VARIABLE=DATA \
--network host \
--restart always \
--volume $PATH_TO_CONFIG:/config \
--volume $PATH_TO_DATA:/data \
fei1yang/qbittorrent:latest

Then make the Bittorrent port avaliable on the Internet in your firewall program, on most modern distros, it's firewalld.

Note: Podman is recommended for use this container image because it has the amazing automatic update feature, please refer to the official document for further details.