WebUI, login credentials

[Arelius]

Hi all,

Is it possible to go around the WebUI login page by using any of these?

- WEBUI_USERNAME=
- WEBUI_PASSWORD=
- QBITTORRENT_WEBUI_USERNAME=
- QBITTORRENT_WEBUI_PASSWORD=

[Peter]

- Could you clarify what do you mean by "go around"?
- Also, each Docker qBittorrent "distribution" is different, there is no official version. So each will differ in behavior.

[Arelius]

- Could you clarify what do you mean by "go around"?
- Also, each Docker qBittorrent "distribution" is different, there is no official version. So each will differ in behavior.

I don't want to get asked for user/pass is what I mean.

I have not seen any builds with these commands (not that I remember at least) so I tried adding them to Docker compose but none of them worked so I though maybe it's just not possible(?).

Is there any build out there that supports such behavior?

[Peter]

It would be a BIG security flaw.

Simply go into settings and you can enable whitelist. Like you can whitelist an IP for example. If it's on the internet and you don't have a static IP, you can always set up SSH port forward and then use the local IP (like 127.0.0.1) as whitelist.

[Arelius]

It would be a BIG security flaw.

Simply go into settings and you can enable whitelist. Like you can whitelist an IP for example. If it's on the internet and you don't have a static IP, you can always set up SSH port forward and then use the local IP (like 127.0.0.1) as whitelist.

Under which tab can I find that setting? Maybe I'm blind

[ticedoff8]

After you log into the Web UI, click on Tools > Options > Web UI
On that tab, the 2nd group is labeled "Authentication".
In that group, there is a tic-box for "Bypass authentication for clients in the whitelisted IP subnets" - check that box and add your local subnet using the example already ghosted in the list box (EG: 172.17.32.0/24).
Save it.

You can add multiple subnets and they are comma-separated