Answered: PP on Rasberry Pi without OSMC and with support answers in English?

[Marc A. Pitman]

Longtime PP user here, new RaspberryPi owner.

I'm having challenges with OpenVPN and PP credentials on the RPi. The PP servers are there but not connecting.

I've searched but am only finding non-English threads with the term RasberryPi. Is it possible to use PP without having to install Open Source Media Center?

 

[theundertaker]

how do you want to connect with rasbperry what kind of os are you running on raspberry ?

i have manjaro arm installed and i connect through standard network connections.
with manjaro it is important that you dont select tls-crypt at tls-flavour when you download the vpn-profiles, because it only connects with tls-auth.
i dont know if it is different on other os

 

[Marc A. Pitman]

how do you want to connect with rasbperry what kind of os are you running on raspberry ?

i have manjaro arm installed and i connect through standard network connections.
with manjaro it is important that you dont select tls-crypt at tls-flavour when you download the vpn-profiles, because it only connects with tls-auth.
i dont know if it is different on other os

Thanks. I am using Raspbery Pi Os. I'll check the tls comments.

 

[enterprise973]

with manjaro it is important that you dont select tls-crypt at tls-flavour when you download the vpn-profiles, because it only connects with tls-auth.
i dont know if it is different on other os

You can also run TLS-Crypt on Linux cli. No problem.

As for OpenVPN use this manual: https://www.perfect-privacy.com/en/manuals/linux_openvpn_terminal
Though I wouldn't recommend Raspberry, because it doesn't support AES-NI, thus OpenVPN will be very very slow.

 

[Marc A. Pitman]

You can also run TLS-Crypt on Linux cli. No problem.

As for OpenVPN use this manual: https://www.perfect-privacy.com/en/manuals/linux_openvpn_terminal
Though I wouldn't recommend Raspberry, because it doesn't support AES-NI, thus OpenVPN will be very very slow.

Ah. Thanks.

That is the guide I used...but something didn't click. But now I know I don't necessarily want to use OpenVPN due to the speed. Shoot.