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I'm running Casa, but I haven't opened up network to the world.
I will say, that Casa is simple to a fault. I still haven't figured a way to easily hook all my -arr services with my vpn container, but I have an old Pi clone running Portainer managing the -arr/vpn connection. That way I know the vpn is setup and the Kill-switch works.
The simplest way is to get the gluetun app (on the BigBearCasaOS app store), get it set up with your VPN, then in qbittorrent do this (with the port):
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You can do the same thing on Prowlarr in the "proxy" settings. Radarr and Sonarr have a similar Proxy setting but you don't really need to put those behind the VPN there.
I don't have any experience with casaos, but in my docker setup gluetun is far and away the best solution i was able to find