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Ok, I tried with an Ubuntu ISO. It began to upload but decreased from a few KB to zero in less than one minute. And then : no upload (at this time : 2 peers/20 connected) 0, sometimes 1 or 2... Cf. screenshot below I tried that. The same.
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CAN'T SEED (QBTORRENT + MAC OS)
DeepAnger replied to Flexion's topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
What about trying with a heavily leeched torrent on open trackers ? In Statistics, how many Connected peers do you have ? You should try without Connection Limits. - Yesterday
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ANSWERED Device does not show as connected in client area
ilthik replied to ilthik's topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
I was able to fix this by changing from Wireguard to OpenVPN protocol, making a new device, and connecting to it. -
EDIT : Just after I posted, I saw a very low upload with 1 file from 1 tracker. It still runs but with <10KiB/s speed (even if I unchecked speed limit) Can the problem come from (private) trackers ? EDIT 2 : this little upload does not work anymore
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Hi, I'm new with AirVPN. My config : - MacOS up-to-date - Eddie or WireGuard - Qbtorrent up-to-date My problem : - I can download with QBtorrent but I can't seed - I can see peers connect and disconnect immédiatly - Before QBtorrent, I had the same issue with Tansmission (so, it seems the probelm does not come from the P2P software ?) My settings (see below): - Port forwarding OK - QBTorrent setings : I think I followed recommandations
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I'm running Eddie GUI 2.24.6 on Linux Mint. I'm able to connect to a server with the Eddie client with my device selected at the login screen. When I check that device in the client area under devices it does not show up as connected. When I check the Eddie client under "stats" it shows the same device that I selected at the login screen. I wouldn't care that the client area on the website does not show me as connected, but I'm also having a port forwarding issue that began suddenly when the client area stopped showing me as connected. One problem at a time. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue with the device? Thanks
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Most Common Problems & Their Suggested Solutions
Tech Jedi Alex replied to LZ1's topic in General & Suggestions
Please do not post your error reports in this thread; they don't belong here, they belong in your own threads with more info on your setup, logs/system report, what you tried, etc. -
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Most Common Problems & Their Suggested Solutions
Catacomb5442 replied to LZ1's topic in General & Suggestions
The AirVPN tile in android does not work when AmneziaWG is selected -
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AirGuest233 reacted to a post in a topic:
Port forwarding — historical account-to-port mapping retention? ...
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Thanks for the detailed reply, appreciated. That mostly lines up with what I’d assumed, but I was really hoping for an official confirmation from AirVPN itself — as mentioned, support hasn’t answered despite three attempts. Kind of odd for a straightforward privacy question with no operational angle. If anyone from the team reads this, an official answer would still be welcome.
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Jean Fourche reacted to a post in a topic:
Port forwarding — historical account-to-port mapping retention? ...
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I don't believe that info is retained. There is no technical reason to do so ad-infinitum. Port is immediately open for forwarding by others if you remove it. Mostly the account to which the port is forwarded to at the time of lookup, I believe, which may or may not be the same account which the request is about, making it nothing you can really hold someone accountable for anything done via that port. And even then, accounts don't hold any personal information, safe for the mail address (which must be valid-looking mail addresses since the forums software requires it, but not valid as in reachable). Well, I had been torrenting over AirVPN in the past for years, only changing the port once in the entire time span, and nothing ever happened. Unless you're not just asking for the purpose of torrenting.
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Most Common Problems & Their Suggested Solutions
lotuslove165 replied to LZ1's topic in General & Suggestions
KVM / QEMU breaks for me with default / fresh install of Debian (13) / Eddie client. If this happens to you make sure you disable dnsmasq sudo systemctl stop dnsmasq and sudo systemctl disable dnsmasq Without works fine for me but what Eddie is doing with iptables end up blocking it and throwing weird errors. -
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Discontinuing subscription. Feedback
lotuslove165 replied to Janice Redfern's topic in General & Suggestions
Perhaps the money would have been better spent on an alienist instead. 😂😆🤣 -
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Ok thanks. Did you help write the client? I've been trying on and off to write my own client but have been experiencing some odd behaviour when querying the API. When I call it with parameters "act" => "connect" same parameters as the Eddie client but somehow it instead returns <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <connect message="" message_action="stop"/> I haven't dug deep into the code yet mainly intercepting the API requests and interpreting them myself and reading and logging the main functions to see what's going on, what's being sent etc, matching that. For some reason the AES key is also regenerated and a different one is used every single request? Instead of per session or the like. When I call manifest and login and such I get the expected results but not connect, although I'm not quite certain if I even need it or if I'm better to skip over it. I mean when you call login it responds back with the certs, public key, etc... everything you need to establish a connection, I guess you could just call manifest the API for configs and using that connect. Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way tho, technically you could just use the API key and leave it at that, call the manifest or whatever to get all available servers, pick one, generate a config then call wireguard (or openvpn) and create a tunnel. I think I'll maybe try that for now. Of course you can't via the client with your username and password that way. I think I'll start with that maybe add the login feature later when I get something working. Addition: I logged the response which I get back in the original Eddie client and get the same outcome as in my program, so it's not an error of mine calling connect returns ❯ cat /tmp/eddie_response_xml <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <connect message="" message_action="stop"/> regardless, can someone clarify why? What exactly is the point of this, and I thought message_action="stop" generally was for error messages? Why let the server know you connect to it to then return an empty string? I guess this has to do with https://airvpn.org/api/disconnect but why not return an approval message that the server registered your request? Think I'll skip this one and implement it later, for now I'll just keep the login and start working on allow the client to connect.
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Hello, I have a question about the remote port forwarding feature that I couldn't find covered in the FAQ, and support has closed my ticket three times without an answer (both via the website form and via direct support email), so I'm trying here. Your documentation states that "a port will remain reserved to your account as long as it has a valid subscription plan." I understand this describes the current, active assignment of a port to an account. My question concerns historical data: after a port reservation is changed or released (e.g. account cancellation, manual port change, or subscription lapse), do you retain any record of which account was previously assigned to a given port, and for how long? Specifically: Is the account-to-port mapping treated as part of your no-log policy, or is it considered account configuration data retained separately? If a port assignment changes, is the previous assignment logged anywhere, or immediately and irreversibly overwritten? In the event of a valid legal request concerning a specific server/port/timestamp, what information (if any) would you be able to provide, and how far back? I'm asking to properly understand the privacy guarantees of the port forwarding feature, not for any operational issue. Thank you for your time. Best regards,
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WG automatic = omit causes Wireguard to calculate MTU on connect based on the gateway or endpoint addresses which can be too high for some setups since Wireguard doesn't take the connection type into account, so fragmentation takes place, and therefore problems with connections inside the tunnel. In my case, for example, MTU is set to 1420 on a v6 connection which doesn't work for me, so I manually adjust to 1392.
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Thanks for your answer. Ok, I'll do that in a couple of days. I've read somewhere that a similar situation turned OK by itself after 2/3 days. Let's wait a while and see... 🤞
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I try switching servers but I usually get the same slow speed. Right now (it's 21:00 local time), it's particularly slow. I was connected to Matar, the best available server according to Eddie, and the download speed from a kDrive was under 200KB/s. I switched to "Crater", same result. I switched to Albali Uppsala Sweden, this time the download speed stalled under 50KB/s! Also, this happens on both of my systems. A few months ago, the speed were good, sometimes very fast. I can't understand what happened.
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Recommended torrent client for MacOS?
Tech Jedi Alex replied to yoyall's topic in General & Suggestions
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AirVPN doesn't have servers in Indonesia.
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Why do AirVPN DNS servers hate the website usps.com so much?
Oleg_NYC replied to Oleg_NYC's topic in Blocked websites warning
It looks like this problem no longer exists: after I tried to access usps.com in chromium today, the attempt was successful, and it was made specifically through AirVPN DNS. -
Hi. I'm new here. AIrVPN + qbtorrent on Mac OS. Port Forwarding OK but no peer / no upload.(same with Eddie or Wireguard) Is there a thread for qbtorrent configuration somewhere ? (edit : I switched from Transmission to qbtorrent beacause it did not work with Transmission either)
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flat4 started following AirDash (Dashboard unofficial for iOS and iPadOS) and Slow download speed ...
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It also depends were are you located and what server you are connecting. Took me a long time figuring out why my isp speed was on par with what I paid but my vpn was 1/4 of the speed. I quickly learn that if I used a server closes to me speed was awesome but if a picked a serve in another country it was slower (shocker I know).
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AirDash (Dashboard unofficial for iOS and iPadOS)
flat4 replied to zlimteck's topic in General & Suggestions
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going to have to try this one I used transmission for simplicity but qbit is much more powerful
