Useful for an upstream report. If you can grab journalctl -k -b -1 after the next boot (persistent journal must be enabled) or photograph the panic screen, file it at amnezia-vpn/amneziawg-linux-kerne

Yeah, personally i'd also prefer something that comes with an old-fashioned INSTALL.txt but then i don't need an obfuscated VPN (at least not yet) anyways.

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Yeah, it could be a starting point to catch the low hanging fruit. I'm just not that much of a fan of blocking the $7 VPNs (since they are the easiest to detect due to regularly sitting in well known

@default, I think once again @totally_not_banned nailed the answer. It is relatively easy using iptables and ipset to block countries however VPN is as mentioned, challenging. However little steps are

* block VPNs on registrations and ordering.

Requiring the location of the IP to somewhat match payment info would drastically cut down on the available options but there's no payment info here. Also the big commercial VPNs are playing a constan

Block the access on registration page for high risk countries and for VPN. I assume this can be done.

Twitter (+ clones) is and always will be a shithole. Not so much because the technology or the idea behind short message blogging is bad but because the overwhelming majority of users are bound the be

* Single-purpose box tuning — strips modemmanager/snapd/cloud-init leftovers, tunes sysctl + swap + NIC offloads based on detected hardware. Assumes "VPN is the only job on this box"

We don't ask for KYC. That happens probably because of VPN, TOR or IP Rep or even email address + name doesn't fit Paypal Gateway.

might as well just use the amnezia vpn app. input server ip and private key or pw, and it'll run the installation commands. better supported and is the recommended way to do it.

Different layers — V2RayN is a client app for proxy stacks (VLESS/REALITY/Trojan over TCP), this installs a kernel-space UDP VPN. Performance ceiling depends on the server and your carrier path.

Short writeup of a script I maintain — useful for anyone on a $3-5/month VPS who wants a self-hosted VPN that survives DPI/obfuscation filtering (Russia ТСПУ, Iran, China, school/corp firewalls).

Agreed - logically easy but how do you deal with VPN? I know other providers do this via the payment system - which we do not have.

That means that payment method usually and most of times KYC is not required. Compared with other payment methods if you use VPN, TOR, Proxy with Bad Rep and using temporary email address or email tha

I doubt it. I've heard that the EU is also considering restrictions on the use of VPNs. As usual, to protect children...

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According to our rules, this is prohibited. This is because Russia is currently actively combating all VPN and proxy protocols that are blocked on the user side in Russia. Therefore, if we allow such

As for the account, you can create a new email address anywhere and register on Cloudflare using a VPN for additional security.