Auto-OVPN-Fetcher-V2 - Multi-Source OVPN Config Fetcher

Fetches free OpenVPN configs from four sources and saves them as .ovpn files ready to use with openvpn.

All sources use datacenter exit nodes — none provide residential IPs. For residential-leaning nodes use the companion ovpn tool which pulls from VPNGate (volunteer home connections included).

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Sources

#	Name	Method	Auth to connect
1	VPNBook	Real REST	username vpnbook, weekly rotating password
2	VPNJantit	Config ZIP	Free account (7-day TTL) at vpnjantit.com
3	FreeOpenVPN	GitHub mirror	Varies per config (embedded or none)
4	IPSpeed	GitHub mirror	Varies per config (embedded or none)

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Run directly

go run ovpn2.go

Build

go build -o ovpn2

Requires Go 1.21+. No external dependencies.

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Run

./ovpn2

Interactive menu — enter a number and press Enter.

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Menu options

[1]  VPNBook       — fetches all servers × 4 protocols (TCP/443, TCP/80, UDP/53, UDP/25000)
[2]  VPNJantit     — scrapes 18 country pages, downloads config ZIPs, extracts .ovpn files
[3]  FreeOpenVPN   — pulls FOV_ configs from Zoult GitHub mirror across 20 countries
[4]  IPSpeed       — pulls IPS_ configs from Zoult GitHub mirror across 20 countries
[5]  All sources   — runs all four in sequence, accumulates everything in memory

[6]  List current results        — print the table of loaded configs
[7]  Save current results        — save all loaded configs to a directory
[8]  Save split by source        — save configs into per-source subfolders
[9]  Filter by country keyword   — search loaded configs by country name
[0]  Quit

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Connecting

Install OpenVPN Connect for your platform:

• Windows / Linux / macOS / iOS / Android / Chrome OS — OpenVPN Connect
  • Windows: once installed, double-click any .ovpn file and it will be automatically imported
  • iOS / Android: tap the .ovpn file and open it with OpenVPN Connect
  • Linux (CLI): sudo apt install openvpn / sudo pacman -S openvpn

All sources — same command (Linux/macOS CLI):

sudo openvpn --config path/to/config.ovpn

VPNBook configs have the username and password embedded directly inside the .ovpn file using the OpenVPN inline credentials block (<auth-user-pass>), so no separate auth file is needed.

The VPNBook password rotates weekly. If your config stops authenticating, re-run option [1] or [5] to fetch fresh configs with the current password embedded, or check https://www.vpnbook.com/freevpn manually.

VPNJantit accounts:

VPNJantit configs require a free account to authenticate. Create one (valid 7 days, renewable) at: https://www.vpnjantit.com/create-free-account

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Notes

• VPNBook servers are scraped live from the website; the known list is also compiled in as a fallback.
• VPNJantit configs include a ZIP with both TCP and UDP variants where available.
• The Zoult mirror (github.com/Zoult/.ovpn) is a community-maintained snapshot — configs may be older.
• None of these services provide residential IPs; all are datacenter exit points.