Then I read from some other place that there might be OpenVPN already running and that’s why I kill OpenVPN first (and check my IP address which is the one when I check it from my laptop when it’s not connectet to PIA) and then start the OpenVPN and everything seems to work. The OpenVPN app showed that I am connected to PIA but when I check my IP address it’s the same as without the PIA. I first tried to follow the Brian Hornsby blog and have tried it but the issue was that when I opened the OpenVPN app in OSMC the IP didn’t change. Thanks! I’ll try the last part of your instructions for the auto connect to PIA. I assume I’m not showing my own IP right? (Sorry, I’m so noob with OSMC) I have also tested the traceroute and the first line says 10.1.10.1 (or 10.45.10.1) and next line shows PIA’s address. Sudo openvpn -cd /home/osmc/vpn-config -config YOURPIALOCATION.ovpn -auth-user-pass $Įcho "if you see tun0 10.1.10.1 everything is ok and you can exit terminal # the last line of the script tests that tun0 is activated. # the YOURPIALOCATION.ovpn to ie Germany.ovpn/UKLondon.ovpn/your preferred location. ![]() # and after the script has connected to Private Internet Access, you need to change # This script kills openvpn and then opens it, checks the IP address before The script is my first ever so sorry if it’s not made right… At least I can get my IP changed to PIA’s IP in my OSMC when I go to terminal at the OSMC at startup and start this script. I’m new here and have a question how to get this script working at startup.
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