From dcc947252f9b10d0cd433fd51f8492cbe1f3d8c6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: BPDL <73742154+bpdl1688@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 2020 23:59:03 +0800
Subject: [PATCH] Delete vpn-kill-switch.sh

Replaced by 03-kill-switch.sh which is based on this script originally.
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 vpn-kill-switch.sh | 61 ----------------------------------------------
 1 file changed, 61 deletions(-)
 delete mode 100644 vpn-kill-switch.sh

diff --git a/vpn-kill-switch.sh b/vpn-kill-switch.sh
deleted file mode 100644
index 957b52b..0000000
--- a/vpn-kill-switch.sh
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-#!/bin/bash
-
- ##############################################################################################################################
-##                                                                                                                           ##
-## This script kills the internet connectivity should the VPN connection, once established, drop.                            ##
-## To enable networking again using the terminal, use: $ nmcli networking on                                                 ##
-##                                                                                                                           ##
-## This script relies on the package 'network-manager' to disable the network, and on 'libnotify-bin' to send notifications. ##
-## This script does *not* need root permissions (in common system configurations).                                           ##
-##                                                                                                                           ##
-## This script was written for and tested on Debian 9 Stretch, but should work on most Debian derivates.                     ##
-## As the LICENSE file says, this script is distributed under GPLv3.                                                         ##
-##                                                                                                                           ##
-##############################################################################################################################
-
-
-INTERFACE="tun0"			## default tun0 - the vpn interface that will be monitored.
-VPN_EXISTS_CHECK="30"		## default 30   - the time to wait between scans for an active VPN connection
-VPN_DROPPED_CHECK="0.25"	## default 0.25 - the time to wait for the next check whether the VPN interface still exists
-
-ECHO="0"					## set to "1" if you want/need terminal output.
-
-
-## the script will run in an infinite loop.
-while :
-do
-
-	## first, the script will check if there's a VPN connection to be monitored.
-	if ! [[ $(ip addr | grep $INTERFACE) = "" ]]; then
-
-		## if $INTERFACE exists, there is a VPN connection.
-		notify-send "VPN connection was found and will be monitored."
-		if [[ $ECHO == "1" ]]; then echo "[$(date +%H:%M:%S)]: VPN found; monitoring."; fi
-
-		## if a VPN connection was detected, it will be watched using an infinite loop.
-		while :
-		do
-			## let's check if the tun0 interface is still there...
-			if [[ $(ip addr | grep $INTERFACE) = "" ]]; then
-
-				## Oops! the $INTERFACE interface vanished, quickly kill networking and notify the user.
-				nmcli networking off
-				notify-send "VPN interface vanished; Network connectivity has been disabled."
-				if [[ $ECHO == "1" ]]; then echo "[$(date +%H:%M:%S)]: VPN died; networking disabled."; fi
-
-				## As the network connection was killed, we can stop looking if the interface still exists
-				break
-			fi
-
-			## if $INTERFACE is still there... check again after the time specified in $VPN_DROPPED_CHECK passed.
-			if [[ $ECHO == "1" ]]; then echo "[$(date +%H:%M:%S)]: VPN is ok."; fi
-			sleep $VPN_DROPPED_CHECK
-		done
-
-	fi
-
-	## if the script reaches this point, there's no VPN connection at the time.
-	## the script will wait the time set in $VPN_EXISTS_CHECK for the next check.
-	sleep $VPN_EXISTS_CHECK
-
-done