Question Split tunneling -> IPtorrentCheck tracker error

[rpi_GH]

Hi,
Let me start off by saying your guides are invaluable! I wanted to have split tunneling for a while and after browsing around I came across yours. Loving it.
As my system was heavily modified from all previous experiments I decided to go back to basic and reflashed Raspbian (latest build) on a RPI 3 with compiled OpenVPN (2.3.17) subscribed to PureVP.

I followed the guides without much trouble.
https://www.htpcguides.com/force-torrent...ntu-16-04/
https://www.htpcguides.com/configure-tra...-debian-8/
https://www.htpcguides.com/secure-nginx-...16-04-lts/

I had to follow the http2 error-tip in the comments in the "secure nginx" guide (by Ben).

Unfortunately, I cannot get past the "IP test through torrent" section. In total I added 3 different "check torrents" \
My error are as follows:

• checkmyiptorrent
  Tracker returned an error: Tracker gave HTTP response code 0 (No Response)
  Magnetized transfer - retrieving metadata (0.00%)
• checkMyTorrentIp.png
  Tracker returned an error: Tracker gave HTTP response code 0 (No Response)
  0 B of 205.5 kB (0.00%) - remaining time unknown
• CheckMyTorrentIPAddress+Tracking+Link
  Tracker returned an error: Tracker gave HTTP response code 0 (No Response)
  Magnetized transfer - retrieving metadata (0.00%)
  

Any clue how to pursue or to debug?
Help is much appreciated!

[rpi_GH]

Any help?

[Mike]

Are you using a static IP for your local IP?

[rpi_GH]

Hi Mike, thanks a lot for your response. Yes, as per your guide, I am using a static IP set from my router.

[rpi_GH]

..Still an issue... Help please

[jonescelinaa]

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[jonesPhedra]

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