Have in mind that this name, Private Internet Access (PIA), is a registered trademark of an ISP company; not a protocol or security convention at all.
El 26/4/19 a les 7:17, Cal ha escrit: > The official PIA client is not yet free/libre software. > > https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/helpdesk/news/posts/upcoming-changes-february-2019 > > So, I looked to other means. Someone in #privateinternetaccess on > freenode mentioned the Ubuntu OpenVPN tutorial. I tried that, but even > though it got me connected to PIA, I could not ping anything or load any > basic sites. > > https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/helpdesk/guides/linux/linux/ubuntu-openvpn-setup > > Also, pia-nm.sh has no license, which means it is proprietary software. > I told someone about it, but it may help if more people ask nicely for a > license to be added to the script, since it falls under copyright law. I > recommended the GNU All-Permissive License for its brevity and simplicity. > > That said, I still ran the script. I'm sure the lack of a license header > on such a simple script was merely an accident. > > https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html#GNUAllPermissive > > Right now, I have an unprotected connection. Network Manager is all > gray, as if I'm not connected at all or have a very low signal. How can > I get connected to PIA without losing my connection? > >
