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I did exactly this, using DO. It works beautifully, and my droplet is in a foreign country. Two things I'd recommend if you have trouble are: a) Look up Digit
by mancerayder 10y ago
I did exactly this, using DO. It works beautifully, and my droplet is in a foreign country. Two things I'd recommend if you have trouble are:
a) Look up Digital Ocean's own instructions for setting up OpenVPN. Follow exactly.
or
b) look at HN threads from today, some people wrote Ansible playbooks and scripts to set it up.
- randomnumber314 10y agoThere's a good chance I'm wrong here, but isn't directing your traffic overseas the exact thing that makes it fair game to state-level inspection?
- mancerayder 10y agoFair game legally or technically? Legally maybe, probably, who knows. Personally I don't feel protected legally anymore with regards to privacy. It's a good thing I don't really do anything illegal, even if it both saddens and angers me that the world is letting this happen. Technically I'm assuming without some serious cooperation with Digital Ocean it's going to be hard. Sure, if someone gives the authorities (or the hackers get) root, then my OpenVPN software will be more Open than "VPN."