Some assembly required -- In it's current state, the vpn connection names in scripts/vpn.sh are labeled according to my own. You'll have to modify them to match the vpn connection names on your local machine. Change the values of personal and work inside the validateName() function to achieve this. This step is necessary in order to run the script properly on your local machine.

Once that script is configured you should be able to run it.

I recommend recompiling the script into the executable binary that will be installed to /usr/local/bin. If you don't already know about it, take a look at neurobin/shc, it's a fantastic tool that can be used to acheive this.

Once recompiled, store the binary in the vpn_util/bin directory, be sure to name it vpn.

After configuring the above, you can run scripts/setup.sh to install vpn.

1. Clone this repo and cd into it.
2. run scripts/setup.sh --install to install the binary to you /usr/local/bin
   • verify installation by running vpn --help
3. run vpn list to see available vpn connections
4. manage your VPN connections quickly from your terminal :)

If this tool isn't for you, you can use the setup.sh script to uninstall it.

1. Run scripts/setup.sh --uninstall to remove the compiled binary from your /usr/local/bin directory.
   • if you did not compile the script, or if you named it something else, the uninstall will not complete successfully
   • If this is the case for you, you can simply remove it from you /usr/local/bin.