I had asked about adding the option to install privoxy alongside Pi-Hole, but, due to your explanations and all it is understandable why it would not be beneficial.
According to Problem with OpenVPN - #15 by DL6ER
the user will be able to choose not just one listening interface.
So, would you consider including an optional VPN installation alongside pi-hole?
Or, is it out-of-scope? Easy enough to do on ones own? Just not interested?
Thanks for your time.
You might not have seen our very extensive Wiki on this topic:
Especially with the trend that is soming up in recent days to install Pi-hole on various forms of virtual machines instead of any Pi hardware, there are now too many moving parts in the configuration of a VPN that it would be extremely hard to automate it. The range goes from well-protected Raspberry Pis behind firewalls at home to fully unprotected VPS servers on the internet at static IPs.
I hope that I described everything well enough in this article so that anyone who is interested will be able to create a working VPN installation for any particular setup he has.
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