I'm getting "Request failed with status code 401" when logging in over the internet. Login is skipped when on lan. And yes the ports 8080 and 8081 are open on tcp. about iqbit HOT 7 OPEN

Try cp index.html login.html from the iQbit/release/public directory assuming you are on linux. The server still looks for login.hml in the iQbit/release/public directory.
(Restart afterwards)

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That's aweosme! I'm adding that step to the build command, so the login.html file will just be there on the next update

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@ntoporcov 🙌 That's awesome

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Where do I copy those files to? And also is this supposed to just allow existing users to login because I would like for anyone with the password to just login using one site and not have new users use the regular qbittorrent site to login initially and then go back to the iqbit site to login.

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@MDevellis No. If you have a ReverseProxy set up properly, it all depends on your domain link. Users should directly be able to login on the iQbit UI.
You don't need to copy the index.html anywhere. Just make a duplicate with the name login.html.

• Essentially, cp index.html login.html within the public directory as I mentioned earlier.
  This command will make a duplicate of index.html with the name login.html

• Make sure you have the correct root directory pointed in qBittorrent config file (common mistake) the path should look like /somepath/iQbit/release/public

• Also there is no copying 'those' files. It is a singular file and the cp command should fix the issue.

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Ahhh I see but that didn't fix the issue. If it helps I'm running the qbittorrent on 192.168.50.233:8080 and the iqbit server on 192.168.50.10:8081 which will then be accessed by a domain I have on google domains which we'll call iqbit.google.com.

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Ahhh I see but that didn't fix the issue. If it helps I'm running the qbittorrent on 192.168.50.233:8080 and the iqbit server on 192.168.50.10:8081 which will then be accessed by a domain I have on google domains which we'll call iqbit.google.com.

I assume these are local IPs?

• Do you have the correct port forwards set up if accessing externally?

• Also is the qbittorrent proxy correctly pointed in iQbit configs? Interchanging http and https could potentially break stuff(?)

• Check the firewall rules on both machines

The dirty way to solve this issue would be to install qbittorrent on the iQbit standalone server too, stop the standalone server and point web root to iQbit from qbittorrent config. (Can only use the iQbit UI) This would eliminate the need for the other machine too. Don't know if this would satisfy your needs but I won't be able to help unless you provide me with additional information/logs

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