#HOW TO USE DNSCRYPT WITH VPN INSTALL#

Then, download and install latest libsodium (itвЂ™s a dependency for which OpenSUSE doesnвЂ™t provide packages either): wget configure shouldД«e most helpful in finding out the missing dependency): zypper in gcc Still, with the instructions it should be easy enough (plus in the end it works better than on Windows ))ДЇirst, install some required stuff (may be more or less depending on what is already installed on your system вЂ“ if more is required, the output on. I found it quite trivial to use on Windows (except that setting a custom DNS server doesnвЂ™t seem to work вЂ“ on a side note, this test page is great to check whether or not you are currently using OpenDNS as your DNS server), but on OpenSUSE itвЂ™s quite tougher to set up, as youвЂ™ll have to compile it yourself. IвЂ™m not sure how useful it is if youвЂ™re using a VPN, but IвЂ™m more of an SSH tunnel guy and as far as I saw, about every program except Firefox (when configured properly) will still perform its DNS requests in the wild instead of via the SSH tunnel, which is kind of retarded as it defeats the purpose of the tunnelвЂ¦ So thatвЂ™s where DNScrypt comes in handy. Also this DNS Privacy Project contains interesting information (not needed to just use DNScrypt, though).ДNScrypt is a tool that allows you to send your DNS queries to something else than your ISPвЂ™s DNS servers, while also encrypting those DNS requests to prevent snooping. But it seems that this DNSCrypt 2 project will continue development. Update (): DNSCrypt has been discontinued (and their site is already own :/ ).

How to use dnscrypt with vpn