I'd like to use the new CA Vancouver endpoint, which is on PIA's list of hosts that support port forwarding, but it appears the getvpnport.sh script in the package doesn't recognize this endpoint as supporting port forwarding, as when run it says: Hi! Thanks for your work on this package. Note 2: If you notice that the Tracker status shows timeouts, then likely that VPN remote no longer supports P2P or is too slow. Check the Country Configs and update as needed. If anyone has the actual ProtonVPN DNS servers, please comment. Note 1: the NAME_SERVERS are ones from when I set up PIA, I don't know ProtonVPN nameservers, the OpenVPN config assigns a private DNS server on my desktop. It should detect your actual ISP IP, but the Torrent Address detection should be the IP from the above dig command.

As long as this is different from your actual IP, things should be working. You can't pre-create the nf, the docker image will likely complain about permissions and not start.ĭocker exec -it binhex-delugevpn /bin/bashĭig +short get its IP address. Host Path 2: /mnt/user/Deluge/data (or where ever you have it setup) Take the ca. and openvpn.ovpn and copy them to the appdata/binhex-delugevpn/openvpn directory. You'll notice that the template mentions a nf, this is created when the Docker image is saved. It should just have the text including and between the BEGIN and END lines. You'll notice your downloaded configs have a block with tags, cut that block out that starts atĪnd paste it to a new file called ca., but this file won't need the tags. The first must be called openvpn.ovpn and have the following lines, but take the appropriate stanzas from the downloaded configs:

I have not tested TCP.įrom the OpenVPN configs, we need to create two new files. Select the Linux platform (although it may not make a difference) and UDP. As of this post, look at the country pages under your downloads account page and look for the icon with opposing arrows. I don't know if this will work for the free VPN service - likely not. I thought I'd share how I configured binhex-delugevpn to use ProtonVPN for those fellow paying ProtonVPN users.

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