I have to agree with the op here I’ve been a PIA customer for something like 8 years but as others have pointed out it’s likely time to move on if PIA isn’t keeping up their service.
PIA released some proof-of-concept grade Linux shell scripts as u/maztheman notes, but they're pretty clunky and I wrote my own that can be asked to simply spit out the config without trying to apply it locally.
Note that after establishing a config with an endpoint, it will be flushed after "several hours" of being idle, and their endpoints are rebooted every few months, flushing all configs.
Hi, late to the party 😆
I used the script but at the very end of running setup I get "server did not return OK. Stopping now."
I've tried various combinations and still get this response, any ideas?
I have to agree with the op here I’ve been a PIA customer for something like 8 years but as others have pointed out it’s likely time to move on if PIA isn’t keeping up their service.
PIA released some proof-of-concept grade Linux shell scripts as u/maztheman notes, but they're pretty clunky and I wrote my own that can be asked to simply spit out the config without trying to apply it locally.
Note that after establishing a config with an endpoint, it will be flushed after "several hours" of being idle, and their endpoints are rebooted every few months, flushing all configs.
Hi, late to the party 😆
I used the script but at the very end of running setup I get "server did not return OK. Stopping now."
I've tried various combinations and still get this response, any ideas?
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Thanks for the replies. Seems like I'll look elsewhere tbh. There are too many that have config generators to worry about a workaround