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vpngate
This is a client for vpngate.net.
This client fetches the list of available relay servers provided by vpngate.net.
You can check out your current IP address and region at https://nordvpn.com/what-is-my-ip/, or simply run the following command in a terminal:
$ curl ipinfo.io
Requirements
- openvpn
- macOS or Linux
Install
homebrew
vpngate can be installed with homebrew:
brew install openvpn
brew install davegallant/public/vpngate
source
Ensure that go is installed.
$ CGO_ENABLED=0 go get github.com/davegallant/vpngate
Ensure that the go bin path is discoverable:
$ echo 'export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/go/bin' >> ~/.profile
$ source ~/.profile
Usage
List available servers
$ vpngate list
Connect to a server
On macOS, openvpn may not be within your PATH. To fix this, run:
$ export PATH=$(brew --prefix openvpn)/sbin:$PATH
The above command can also be added to a bash/zsh profile for future use.
Because openvpn creates a network interface, run the connect command with sudo or a user with escalated privileges.
$ sudo vpngate connect
Random
If the country doesn't matter, a random server can be selected:
$ sudo vpngate connect --random
Reconnect
To continually attempt to reconnect (this can be combined with --random):
$ sudo vpngate connect --reconnect
Notes
- I do not maintain any of the servers on vpngate.net (connect to these servers at your own discretion)
- Many of the listed servers claim to have a logging policy of 2 weeks