How to use::
from vpnocchio import VPN, init_logging
from threading import Thread
init_logging()
# set your dir with ovpn files, default is:
VPN.conf_dir = '/etc/openvpn
# set minimum seconds must elapse between reconnects
VPN.min_time_before_reconnect = 30
credentials = [('usr1', 'pwd1', 'Germany'),
('usr1', 'pwd2', 'Spain')]
def do_something(*args):
vpn = VPN(*args)
for one in range(2):
# it has requests inside
response = vpn.get('http://ip.barjomet.com')
vpn.log.info('Hooray, here is desired data: %s', response.text)
vpn.new_ip()
vpn.disconnect()
for username, password, match_config_name in credentials:
Thread(target=do_something,
args=(username,
password,
match_config_name)).start()
FAQs
Just a Python module suitable to use multiple OpenVPN connections at same time
We found that VPNocchio demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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