adding projects for gluetun, lidar notes, navidrome, nicotine and qtorrent changes, also updating the homelab infra doc

projects/qbittorent/index.md

@@ -22,14 +22,20 @@ will automatically stop the network if the VPN is not functioning correctly.
 {{% include "/srv/configs/docker_compose/qbittorrentvpn/docker-compose.yaml" %}}
 ```
 
+## Gluetun Networking
+
+To ensure qBittorrent traffic is always protected by a VPN, I route its network through the `gluetun` container.
+
+### Enabling Gluetun Routing
+1.  **Set Network Mode**: In the qBittorrent service definition, add `network_mode: "container:gluetun"`.
+2.  **Remove Ports**: You must remove the `ports` section from the qBittorrent service. All port mappings (like `8080` for the WebUI) must instead be defined in the `gluetun` container's `ports` section.
+3.  **Local Access**: Since the container is now in Gluetun's network namespace, use Gluetun's IP or the host's IP to access the WebUI.
+
 To set up the VPN you will need to have an existing account with a VPN service.
 Username & Password for the vpn will be provided as a key by your vpn service.
 In my case I use Surfshark and have to go log into my account, navigate to the
 linux setup page and grab my generated Username key and Password key there.
 
-A credentials file on my docker host was generated by QBittorrent when running
-the first time.
-
 ```
 ## download all availble server conf
 sudo wget https://my.surfshark.com/vpn/api/v1/server/configurations