IP leak connecting from iran

unclemamad

Hello, i have setup an openvpn service on an Ubuntu server in Netherlands,

after connecting web sites such as Spotify, Snapchat and google services like google analytics would welcome me with a "403 Your client does not have permission to get URL / from this server." from google since I'm connecting from Iran (these services are banned in here due to the sanctions)

I fixed that problem by changing my FQDN, which worked fine for a while but after about 3 weeks the services stopped working again and sanctioned websites started greeting me with the same 403 error.

I have checked some of the IP-leak testing sites and everything seems to be fine, can anyone direct me in the correct direction to fix this problem?

spacexdragon

you can use v2ray

unclemamad

spacexdragon wrote you can use v2ray

thanks, but i don't want to change my protocol, what does v2ry provide that openvpn doesn't offer on its own?

spacexdragon

unclemamad wrote
spacexdragon wrote you can use v2ray
thanks, but i don't want to change my protocol, what does v2ry provide that openvpn doesn't offer on its own?

https://github.com/v2fly

this can cross your country's GFW

TinCanTech

Project V / v2fly (aka. v2ray) is a considerably more complex set of tools than a stand-alone Openvpn binary.

Using Openvpn TLS-Crypt-V2 keys may offer an alternative measure ..

This can build you some keys to test with:
https://github.com/TinCanTech/easy-tls

Pixelate

unclemamad wrote Hello, i have setup an openvpn service on an Ubuntu server in Netherlands,

after connecting web sites such as Spotify, Snapchat and google services like google analytics would welcome me with a "403 Your client does not have permission to get URL / from this server." from google since I'm connecting from Iran (these services are banned in here due to the sanctions)

I fixed that problem by changing my FQDN, which worked fine for a while but after about 3 weeks the services stopped working again and sanctioned websites started greeting me with the same 403 error.

I have checked some of the IP-leak testing sites and everything seems to be fine, can anyone direct me in the correct direction to fix this problem?

Hey Mate i have same problem here
i did try every thing (v2ray , openvpn , softether , l2tp , pptp , ... ) nothing did work after ip getting block.
all websites are fine for me my problem is after 20 days google(google ads , google analytics , spotify , ... ) start blocking the ip , and the problem isn't from Client side i am using the vpn on 10-15 other devices and all get in to the problem in same time.
i must mention my IP is not blocked by any "public blocked ip list" and my ipv4 and ipv6 DNS is not leaking aswell.

i'm using "Nyr" openvpn scrip for my servers.
the only thing i can do is buying a Server every 20 days ( some times servers last for whole month)
if you did find solution let me know
thanks.

TinCanTech

Yeah, why not post a solution to beat your government and internet giants like google on this pokey little website ?

Sometimes, the chasm of ignorance is so deep as to be utterly bottomless ..

unclemamad

TinCanTech wrote Project V / v2fly (aka. v2ray) is a considerably more complex set of tools than a stand-alone Openvpn binary.

Using Openvpn TLS-Crypt-V2 keys may offer an alternative measure ..

This can build you some keys to test with:
https://github.com/TinCanTech/easy-tls

thanks, ill give it a try and post the results

unclemamad

Pixelate wrote
unclemamad wrote
if you did find solution let me know
thanks.

I'm trying some alternative methods, will keep you updated if anything new happens

unclemamad

TinCanTech wrote Yeah, why not post a solution to beat your government and internet giants like google on this pokey little website ?

Sometimes, the chasm of ignorance is so deep as to be utterly bottomless ..

well as a community we should try our best to keep the internet free from the hands of the governments and politics

TinCanTech

unclemamad wrote as a community we should try our best to keep the internet free from the hands of the governments and politics

Unless you live in north America you have no constitutional rights what-so-ever.

Living in Iran means they can just shoot you if you do something they don't like.

And people who believe "communities" can stop the Global Corporations from getting what-ever they want
are simply naive ..

EVERYTHING you do online is open to the authorities and if there is something you do which they cannot
capture, decrypt and fully analize then you will be in prison before you can close your curtains..