On 09/11/2017 01:37 PM, anguilla1...@gmail.com wrote:
I followed the tutorial here, specifically "Set up a ProxyVM as a VPN gateway using
iptables and CLI scripts"
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/vpn/
I like having the iptables anti-leak rules. However, it's connecting
automatically to my VPN providers destination that I downloaded their .ovpn for.
Is it possible to compile multiple locations and be able to select which one?
OR perhaps I'm going about this the wrong way? Should I instead use the GUI way
via NetworkManager? Can I configure that for multiple destination choices then
perhaps still add the iptables anti-leak rules?
What's the best way?
Thanks!
If all the VPN links are the same provider or have the same trust
profile, then switching with a menu should be OK. But there is no "best"
way; It depends greatly on how you use the VPNs.
With the VPN doc scripts, you could move the contents of rc.local to a
custom script in /rw/config so it isn't directly executed on startup.
Then at the start of the script read all the ovpn files from
/rw/config/vpn into an array and print that as a menu, then read input
from the user. Next, link the chosen file to openvpn-client.ovpn.
You could start this script automatically from rc.local using
'systemd-run xterm ' etc.
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