Thx a lot, I can try it but is there any way someone can create a package? Not for free for sure..

Maybe @mehdi has some ideas here since he wrote the initial app.

If I understand correctly, you are trying to put the OpenVPN certs into openwrt and this somehow leaks DNS. How are you testing this?

Thanks to everyone, I managed to get a few games going, some did not work, but they probably wouldn't run in an actual LAN either. Didn't have to adjust anything, The game I was trying was just not working properly.

Cheers!

@lonk said in VPN tunnel for apps:

Oh, and it may require like 4 or 5 patches to box code. Forgot about that. 😅It's fully functional tho, a little unpolished, a lot unpolished. But everything works. @girish and I will work together to integrate it properly at some point after 6.0. My patches run at "start" time, so the fact they're inefficient isn't too big of a deal, but just know that somewhere down the line, @girish and I will add it properly into a stable version of Cloudron.

What an accomplishment this was for me back then. I like that my first post in the forums is this crazy hellscape of Cloudron and Docker development jargon. I also wonder if this will ever help anyone down the road. Either way, I'm glad this whole thing is archived, it's p nostalgic for me. ☺️

I’ve gotten Möbius set up in the meantime and it’s quite promising so far. My core use case works, which is syncing a few markdown files between my Mac and iPhone, so I can edit with Vim in the Mac and iaWriter on the phone, keeping them in sync as I do. This has so far been impossible for me to set up in any usable way (without resorting to Dropbox or iCloud), so syncthing and Möbius are really looking good.

Here are a couple issues and questions I’ve run into along the way:

https://github.com/MobiusSync/MobiusSync/issues/7#issuecomment-770217846

https://github.com/MobiusSync/MobiusSync/issues/26#issuecomment-770235377

You can close this topic. -.-
I realized that homeassistant is limited to IPv4 support actually. =/

@mehdi said in Support VPN Client:

I don't know a single commercial VPN provider that provides a public IP to each VPN connection

It is probably because you didn't fell the need 🙂

I lived in Switzerland and before in Canada, where Torrenting and self hosting is not an issue.
But since I'm in Thailand; first, Torrenting is it as the Government fell about you, and the Internet is monitored and limited (not as much than China but still) they block several ports and websites.

It took me a while to find and I chat with a lot of online support to find few of them
Has I will not recommend it but still a good example PureVPN support this
you control which port you open with OpenVPN but the IP is dynamic and yes it still through a NAT, and you could buy a static IP available via only PPTP (which they don't claim at loud).

If I remember well mullvad also offer this kind of service

My idea came from: https://labriqueinter.net

@girish so is the process I understand about the installing steps the right way for this? thanks for the suggestion, I just know that we can do my.vpnserver.domain.com. Am intending for consumer use for now.

Hijacking this thread. I don't think. it's currently possible to do port forwarding, is it? Use case is: I would like to conect a raspberry pi running yunohost at home to the vpn to get a static IP address which I won't get at home.

I have opened https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/openvpn-app/issues/20