sp00nman

Yes see my post above. It's required to give the -e flag, as it ignores whats in your ovpn file and overwrites it. If you leave it blank, you will give an error. I was proposing allowing us to manage it with the ovpn file so I don't have to keep rebuilding my docker containers if I want to use a different exit point with my provider. I'll probably just roll my own.

Is there any way to adjust the start.sh script to not exit if the VPN remote is defined in the openvpn.ovpn file? i.e. right now it's: if [[ ! -z "${VPN_REMOTE}" ]]; then echo "[info] VPN provider remote gateway defined as ${VPN_REMOTE}" else echo "[crit] VPN provider remote gateway not defined (via -e VPN_REMOTE), exiting..." && exit 1 fi Maybe instead, grab variables from these lines in the ovpn file if they exist, for example, excerpt from AirVpn ovpn file: proto udp remote america.vpn.airdns.org 443 So something like after the "else" else ${VPN_REMOTE} = `grep remote ${VPN_CONFIG} | awk '{print $2}'` ${VPN_PORT} = `grep remote ${VPN_CONFIG} | awk '{print $3}'` ${VPN_PROTOCOL} = `grep proto ${VPN_CONFIG} | awk '{print $2}'` ?