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I can assure you this method works, I’ve used it for close to 8 years

Ok I figured out it was @eddie-ui. I opened the file: /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart And added the line at the bottom: @eddie.ui Then I enabled the settings to autostart and connect the client. Not sure why this option isn't mentioned anywhere else.

@farquaad Hello! It will work. TLS auth and crypt keys and CA certificate are the same on each server. Kind regards

@happysatan13 Hello! The following virtual network adapter: is causing a critical error to OpenVPN: To resolve the problem please tell Eddie to use exclusively a virtual network interface created by itself and ignore other "alien" interfaces: from Eddie's main window select Preferences > Networking in the "VPN interface name" field type eddie (or any other very short name you like) click "Save" Switching to WireGuard will also resolve the problem. You can switch to WireGuard and change connection mode in Eddie's Preferences > Protocols window. Kind regards

Not only TikTok. For example the Bitcoin network can not be controlled so a transaction from an American citizen could potentially go to a citizen of a country that's "a menace" for the USA (definition of enemy and menace is discretionary, the used language seems fine tuned to allow scope enlargement at will without judiciary supervision). Since that's not controllable, we find it potentially possible that operators might be required to block "the Bitcoin network". What's worse, according to a preliminary interpretation of the text, if in some way (difficult but personal and house search, pre-selected through the usual monitoring performed by USA ISPs, can help...) it can be proved that a USA citizen has used some tool like Tor or VPN to access any of the blocked network / services etc., that citizen will be prosecuted: civil liability up to a million of dollars, and criminal behavior subjected to up to 20 years in jail - which, if we're not mistaken, is worse than in China, Russia, and various countries controlled by human rights hostile regimes. Kind regards

@Visentinel According to a preliminary and very quick legal analysis the Act can be used to charge USA citizens and any company operating in the USA (even non-USA companies, of course) with civil and criminal liability for using Tor, VPN, proxy services, Bitcoin and various open source tools which facilitate encrypted communications to bypass any kind of censorship. Apparently, the language picked for the Act allows to enlarge and broaden the scope of the Act at will. Should the Act be approved as it is, and should the will to enforce it in the broader sense is strong, it is possible that there is no future for the Tor Project and consumers VPN in the USA, if not underground. Simply accessing the Bitcoin blockchain to transfer coins may be easily included as a forbidden action by the Act scope. We underline that all of the above is based on a preliminary legal analysis, which may change after more thorough examination. Sources. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RESTRICT_Act Vice: https://vice.com/en/article/4a3ddb/restrict-act-insanely-broad-ban-tiktok-vpns Decrypt: https://decrypt.co/124892/coin-center-restrict-act-ban-bitcoin Official current draft: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/686/text?s=1&r=15 We're open to more discussion, opinions and legal analysis. Kind regards

Hello! Unfortunately there's nothing we can do during these grim and tragic days. Russians are actively destroying various infrastructural resources and might enter Kyiv any time. Our deepest sorrow is caused by the uncertain fate of the Ukrainian people. Who cares about a single server, but we will keep operating it, even as a symbol, as long as the infrastructure works, and it will remain displayed in the servers status page with the Ukraine flag. Kind regards