If you don't own the VPN server how is routing the send through a 3rd party VPN server any more private than sending it through a 3rd party relay (eg. Sendgrid, Mailgun, Amazon...)? I've actually been interested in similar features but for very different reasons. I have my Cloudron hosted on a VPS, but I also have some services hosted at home on a RPi and NAS. I don't expose my home to the public internet except via a VPN, so connecting a Cloudron service to my home network could be useful. I don't have a strong usecase for it right now though and I'm making due with a set of Docker containers forwarding ports over SSH. https://git.iamthefij.com/iamthefij/dockamole. I'm currently working on a Dockamole server Cloudron app that will allow me to access the Cloudron LDAP server remotely for SSO on other hosts. I also hoped I'd be able to access graphite so I could aggregate Cloudron metrics into my Grafana instance, but it doesn't seem like Graphite is reachable from a Cloudron app.

@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.

@RoboMod I just published the new version (1.4.0). If you update to that version, you will find /app/data/openvpn.conf. https://cloudron.io/documentation/apps/openvpn/#customizations is the docs.

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