My reverse proxy server ip keeps getting banned from source websites.
What's the best way to set up a vpn on my server 
I'd like if it can change ip in set intervals like every 12 hours.

the fastest solution is to use a vpn client like nord or proton and change country, or reconnecting to the same

Has to be a way to automate it.

You could probably just use any regular VPN service and use a cron job to restart it automatically.
Essentially:

1. start the vpn service and save it's PID to a file (eg VPN.pid)

./yourvpn & echo $! > VPN.pid

2. Then use a cronjob (use https://crontab.guru/ if you don't know how) to kill and restart the vpn. Something along the lines of:

kill $(cat VPN.pid) && [same thing as above to restart]

You'd have to figure out how to choose a server location, when you have server config files you could do something like this to select a random one:

./yourvpn --config $(ls ./config-directory | sort -R | tail -n 1)

You buy a linux server with a revolving ip easy

(November 17, 2022, 12:31 AM)der3kxd Wrote: You could probably just use any regular VPN service and use a cron job to restart it automatically.
Essentially:

1. start the vpn service and save it's PID to a file (eg VPN.pid)

./yourvpn & echo $! > VPN.pid

2. Then use a cronjob (use https://crontab.guru/ if you don't know how) to kill and restart the vpn. Something along the lines of:

kill $(cat VPN.pid) && [same thing as above to restart]

You'd have to figure out how to choose a server location, when you have server config files you could do something like this to select a random one:

./yourvpn --config $(ls ./config-directory | sort -R | tail -n 1)

Wow never thought of that, actually that might work. Thanks alot bro

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(November 19, 2022, 11:25 PM)Sjni Wrote: You buy a linux server with a revolving ip easy

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How can i make it work ?

I've had success using proxy's in the interim not auto but manually switching them
going to try the recommended vpn setup thoe

Cant you just reuse it ? or no

(November 17, 2022, 12:31 AM)der3kxd Wrote: You could probably just use any regular VPN service and use a cron job to restart it automatically.
Essentially:

1. start the vpn service and save it's PID to a file (eg VPN.pid)

./yourvpn & echo $! > VPN.pid

2. Then use a cronjob (use https://crontab.guru/ if you don't know how) to kill and restart the vpn. Something along the lines of:

kill $(cat VPN.pid) && [same thing as above to restart]

You'd have to figure out how to choose a server location, when you have server config files you could do something like this to select a random one:

./yourvpn --config $(ls ./config-directory | sort -R | tail -n 1)

This is very accurate and a great way to do it, I would also set it up on random intervals, you can use $Random in bash and call it for minutes by using the last four, or be lazy and set it up as an automated job every 3-6-9-12 hours, etc. You can also have it set to kill and use different openvpn profiles to not only ensure you're in a /32 config, but also only use certain IP's during certain times.