
This guide was created for Ubuntu and you may need to do things slightly differently for other Linux variants like ArchLinux or Debian.
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Install Stunnel
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sudo apt-get install stunnel4
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Download linux_stunnel.zip with stunnel certificate & config files then unzip stunnel_linux.zip.
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wget http://www.black-vpn.online/content/uploads/stunnel_linux.zip
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Copy stunnel.conf and client.pem to /etc/stunnel/ folder
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sudo cp stunnel.conf client.pem /etc/stunnel/
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Enable stunnel by using a text editor to edit /etc/default/stunnel4 and change ENABLED=0 to ENABLED=1
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sudo nano /etc/default/stunnel4
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change ENABLED=0 to ENABLED=1
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Use Ctrl + X to save the changes
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Start stunnel
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sudo /etc/init.d/stunnel4 start
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Install or update openVPN
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sudo apt-get install openvpn
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Download blackvpn_linux_stunnel.zip with certificates & config files and unzip blackvpn_linux_stunnel.zip
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wget http://www.black-vpn.online/content/uploads/blackvpn_linux_stunnel.zip
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unzip blackvpn_linux_stunnel.zip
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Run openVPN and specify which VPN location to connect to (in this example Privacy-Luxembourg.conf).
Enter your blackVPN username for Auth Username and your blackVPN password for Auth Password.
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sudo openvpn Privacy-Luxembourg.conf
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You are connected to the VPN as soon as you see the message Initialization Sequence Completed
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In your browser visit DNSLeakTest.com to check your IP address has changed.
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Run the Extended test to verify your ISPs DNS servers are not visible.
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To disconnect from the VPN… go back to the terminal window where you started openvpn and hit Ctrl + C