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How to use MaxMind's GeoIP database
Chocobo1 edited this page May 1, 2024
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NOTE: Current versions of qBittorrent rely on the db-ip Country Lite database, which will be downloaded automatically during startup.
If for some reason you require manual installation:
- Download the MMDB format from the above website (accept conditions)
- Create a
GeoDB
folder in the folder whereBT_backup
is located - Unpack the downloaded archive into the
GeoDB
folder, and rename database file todbip-country-lite.mmdb
Up until December 30th 2019 Maxmind offered the GeoIP-country database via a public URL. But after California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) it decided to change its distribution strategy. More details here.
Now, in order to automatically download and use the GeoIP-country database with qBittorrent, you have to create a free account with MaxMind and get a free license key. This is available from v4.2.2 onwards.
If you enable Resolve peer countries (GeoIP)
in the Advanced Settings you have 2 options:
- You can put your license key in
GeoIP license key
and have qbittorrent automatically download the database on a monthly period - Or you can leave the license key field empty and provide your own database file. You may have obtained the file from other links/sources. The database filename must be
GeoLite2-Country.mmdb
and it must be placed under theGeoIP
folder located in the same folder whereBT_backup
folder resides.
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