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Hi all, Please note I'm quite inexperienced with networking and server things, I'm learning as I go. I downloaded a .ovpn file to use with Gluetun in Docker. After lots of fiddling, I got Gluetun up and running. However, I wanted to make some changes to my ports (specifically, changed the DDNS address for one of the ports) and I'm wondering if I need to download a new .ovpn file each time I mess with something in the AirVPN client area. Does the .ovpn save details like which ports are forwarded, the DDNS stuff for those ports, etc? Would it be easier for me to remove the .ovpn from my Gluetun docker-compose file and just use my username/password for AirVPN? Thanks.
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I have tried to use an ovpn-config from my pfsense with the Eddie-app. I have tried several client export formats on the pfsense, but Eddie does not accept the opvn-files. So I assume mulit-provider-suppurt is not available in the android app right now?
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the .ovpn files from http://www.vpngate.net do not come with separated .certs and .key files, which are necessary to import them with nm-applet. nm-applet is the little GUI network manager tool in the system tray of debian and other Linuces. Now, the trick is simply to open, say, the downloaded vpngate_60.86.245.141_udp_1456.ovpn with a text editor and extract the 3 ASCII sections into 3 separate text files: ca.crt (changes like daily) user.crt user.key That's it ! Now import the .oVPN file from nm-applet GUI (add vpn ... from menu , create vpn with .ovpn-file etc.) and set those 3 certs and key. save it & you are good to go! This is the same procedure, incidentally, which you follow to set up an AirVPN, except these ship with crt & key separated already.
