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I run #Mullvad #VPN under desktop linux. I need to make the VPN start automatically in the split tunnel mode, excluding all processes except for few predefined applications (Mullvad Browser first of all).
How can I achieve? mullvad.net/pl/help/how-use-mu… shows only ways to exclide / include specific pid. There is no wildcard code, nor there is a way to add an app before it is starts.
Please advise.
I run #Mullvad #VPN under desktop linux. I need to make the VPN start automatically in the split tunnel mode, excluding all processes except for few predefined applications (Mullvad Browser first of all).
How can I achieve? mullvad.net/pl/help/how-use-mu… shows only ways to exclide / include specific pid. There is no wildcard code, nor there is a way to add an app before it is starts.
Please advise.
Are you familiar with network namespaces in general? I think the simplest way to do such things is to have a netns that routes through the tunnel and run everything you want to use the tunnel there.
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What distribution are you using and does it use systemd?
Hm~, it seems that I've used https://github.com/chutz/mullvad-netns in the past instead of systemd-based netns creation (I don't really recall much about it apart from not having difficulties setting it up).
Now that I've looked for related tooling, I've noticed that https://github.com/jamesmcm/vopono exists. However, I've first heard of it right now, so I have no opinion even on whether it actually works.
Yes.