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  3. now that western countries are adopting china's vpn policies, sometimes going further than chinese. Michigan is gonna ban vpns soon, maybe most of usa will follow. i was wondering does airvpn have any tools in the arsenal to bypass these bans?? also will airvpn stop servers in effected countries?? source for michigan ban: https://www.webpronews.com/michigans-vpn-crackdown-the-remote-work-killer-hiding-in-plain-sight/
  4. This logic isn't sound. 'Not telling' is not the same as identifying as non-binary. As unimportant as this might be to you and I, for some folks including the OP, this is an important differentiation and your statement risks trivialising what is an important data point for some.
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  6. this is actually a post....... Ich bin ein Berliner
  7. Configuration was fixed without needing to delete it, thank you very much. I wonder if I needed to exit properly when restarting my laptop instead of force stopping it. Again, thank you very much.
  8. May I request the addition of 10Gbps Tokyo and Singapore servers? Thank you.
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  10. Hello! This last occurrence if confirmed is definitely unexpected and hinting to a corrupt configuration file (easy solution in this case) but first try to re-define the white list once again by deleting Sheratan from it, do not perform any other operation but shut down Eddie, re-start it and check whether Sheratan is again unexpectedly in the allow list or not. If not: the configuration file should be fixed, no further action is required. If the white list is again including Sheratan: by deleting the configuration file while Eddie is not running and re-populating the server list you should resolve the problem. Locations of the configuration files here: https://eddie.website/support/data-path/ Kind regards
  11. OK, got me in the first half, not gonna lie. Anyways... disconnected from Sheraton, switched to Fleed, which is also on allowlist. Changed Sheraton to undefined. Reset laptop, and it goes back to Sheraton being the default and allowlisted. I have repeated this process multiple times to no avail.
  12. Absolutely wild this is only happening to me for the first time ever, seven years after this post ... and I've been with AirVPN for, I'm not even sure how long, but 'many years' for sure. Either way, the above solved the problem for me, so happy to report it still works! :-)
  13. @Ptwifty Hello! This is a regrettable attempt to irritate AirVPN customers as retaliation by Eddie for not granting him certain benefits after almost 15 years of service. We will have to suppress these attempts at rebellion with a firm and unyielding hand. Joking aside, it seems that you have defined Sheratan as the only server to which Eddie can connect. From your description, you say that you have defined a blacklist with a single server, but in reality you have defined a whitelist with that single server. Please re-check your lists in the "Servers" window. Kind regards
  14. The gender is a more or less unnecessary piece of information around here. Even if you wanted to provide your pronouns, no one would be able to see this preference when replying in a thread. It's not in the quick info dialog when hovering over the poster's name, and by default profiles are inaccessable to all, so no one would be able to see that info in the first place. You could use the Location field to enter those, it's visible directly under your name, but that'd be displayed with a Location label, see the example on the left under my name (and compare it with how I formatted it in the profile). You must also be advised that this version on IP.Board comes from a different internet era altogether (~10 years ago, I believe), one that didn't have the custom of providing pronouns, or having a variety of genders to identify as. So, you may treat Not telling simply as virtually equivalent to non-binary.
  15. There's a setting in the developer options to allow fake locations. I believe paired with some other app providing those fake locations it is possible to broadcast those to all or selected apps. But I'm not too knowledgeable about that, so it's just a hint for further research, maybe.
  16. Either I have an issue with my current settings, or something is wrong with the reconnect settings. For a while now I have noticed that upon resetting my laptop, it connects to the same server. I don't want this server and every time I change to a different server my laptop goes slow as molasses whenever I try to open a new link or refresh a tab. I have taken it off of my allowlist and put it on my denylist. I have switched to a different server, kept setting "reconnect to last server at start" on, and reset my laptop only to find that not only has the previous server gone back to my allowlist and reconnected to it by default, any changes I made to my allowlist are nowhere to be seen. systemreport.txt
  17. Please add more selectable genders in account setting, for example, I need to choose "non-binary" or at least a gender alternative than male/female, but there is no such a selection. The only one I see is "not telling" (or blank).
  18. @tviug67 it has been a while since I set this up so my memory is not too clear. I believe the default for qBittorrent is: User: admin Pass: adminadmin If that does not work you may need to check the Docker logs of qBittorrent for a password that it creates. This is according to more recent posts on google. I don't think I can be much more help with that. Good luck with your setup
  19. @ikeu Hello! Can you please make sure that you click on the tray icon, and not on the program launching icon? The tray icon does not include the ability to start a new Eddie instance. In order to ascertain that you are managing the correct icon, please right-click on it, and a contextual menu should appear. Select "Show Main Window" from this menu and check what happens. Kind regards
  20. Together with the Android app below, they can basically pinpoint my real location. Is there any way to wipe or hide it? Another question: how can I change the geolocation tag of an Android app?
  21. Great performance even when connecting from NA!
  22. Hello The_Lurch, I try to set up the dockercontainer in Unraid. It requires Variable: VPN_USER Variable: VPN_PASS how did you get this? Best regards t67
  23. @NaDre hi! Hope all is good with you. Using the scripts I've been safe and sound for the past year and a half. Yesterday I've noticed that, all of a sudden, Eddie invalids the squid proxy when automatically switching servers if the connection doesn't respond fast enough (that's normal behavior for Eddie, it periodically checks servers and picks the fastest one if the current one is not responding). So, basically, everything on the machine runs through the VPN, which is undesirable behavior. The strange thing is that, if you switch server manually (while connected, double clicking on a different server), everything works as expected. I've examined closely the logs and there's just one line where I see there's a difference. This is Eddie when switching servers manually, double clicking on a new server, and keeping squid proxy working as expected. WireGuard > Stop request received WireGuard > Stopping WireGuard > Completed Routes, delete 0.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 128.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete ::/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 8000::/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 37.46.199.52/32 for interface "enp88s0". Routes, delete 37.46.199.54/32 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 2a00:dd0:aaaa:7:7256:996:319:155d/128 for interface "Eddie", not exists. DNS of the system restored - via /etc/resolv.conf) Service systemd-resolved restarted DNS of the interface 'enp88s0' restored to '192.168.178.1 fdc8:6ae5:dc1c:0:b6fc:7dff:fe08:f7d8 2a07:7e81:3d59:0:b6fc:7dff:fe08:f7d8' - via systemd-resolved Default Route of the interface 'enp88s0' restored to 'yes' - via systemd-resolved DNS of the interface 'docker0' restored to '9.9.9.9 149.112.112.112 2620:fe::fe 2620:fe::9' - via systemd-resolved Default Route of the interface 'docker0' restored to 'no' - via systemd-resolved Collect network information Connection terminated. Checking authorization ... Connecting to Menkent (Netherlands, Alblasserdam) Routes, add 213.152.176.140/32 for interface "enp88s0". WireGuard > Setup start WireGuard > Setup complete WireGuard > Setup interface WireGuard > Received first handshake DNS of the system switched to VPN DNS - via /etc/resolv.conf) Routes, add 0.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 128.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add ::/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 8000::/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 213.152.176.135/32 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 2a00:1678:2470:88:9b1b:27b2:6949:928c/128 for interface "Eddie". Flushing DNS Flush DNS - systemd-resolved flush-caches Flush DNS - dnsmasq restart via init.d Checking route IPv4 Checking route IPv6 Running event vpn.up Collect network information Connected And this is Eddie changing automatically server when the current one isn't responding fast enough, stopping the squid proxy from working correctly: WireGuard > Handshake timeout Disconnecting WireGuard > Stop request received WireGuard > Stopping WireGuard > Completed Routes, delete 0.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 128.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete ::/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 8000::/1 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 37.46.199.52/32 for interface "enp88s0", not exists. Routes, delete 37.46.199.54/32 for interface "Eddie", not exists. Routes, delete 2a00:dd0:aaaa:7:7256:996:319:155d/128 for interface "Eddie", not exists. DNS of the system restored - via /etc/resolv.conf) Service systemd-resolved restarted DNS of the interface 'enp88s0' restored to '192.168.178.1 fdc8:6ae5:dc1c:0:b6fc:7dff:fe08:f7d8 2a07:7e81:3d59:0:b6fc:7dff:fe08:f7d8' - via systemd-resolved Default Route of the interface 'enp88s0' restored to 'yes' - via systemd-resolved DNS of the interface 'docker0' restored to '9.9.9.9 149.112.112.112 2620:fe::fe 2620:fe::9' - via systemd-resolved Default Route of the interface 'docker0' restored to 'no' - via systemd-resolved Collect network information Connection terminated. Checking authorization ... Connecting to Menkent (Netherlands, Alblasserdam) Routes, add 213.152.176.140/32 for interface "enp88s0". WireGuard > Setup start WireGuard > Setup complete WireGuard > Setup interface WireGuard > Received first handshake DNS of the system switched to VPN DNS - via /etc/resolv.conf) Routes, add 0.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 128.0.0.0/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add ::/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 8000::/1 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 213.152.176.135/32 for interface "Eddie". Routes, add 2a00:1678:2470:88:9b1b:27b2:6949:928c/128 for interface "Eddie". Flushing DNS Flush DNS - systemd-resolved flush-caches Flush DNS - dnsmasq restart via init.d Checking route IPv4 Checking route IPv6 Running event vpn.up Collect network information Connected. So, basically, when squid proxy keeps on working normally we have Routes, delete 37.46.199.52/32 for interface "enp88s0". And when squid proxy stops from working we have Routes, delete 37.46.199.52/32 for interface "enp88s0", not exists. There is nothing else different, as far as I can see. I wonder if you have any suggestion on how to debug this. Thanks in advance, in case you'll be able to help. EDIT: The only thing I can see that attracts my attention, apart from the above, are the Docker entries. When I initially started using the scripts I had no Docker on the machine. But I don't see why that would make a difference.
  24. Thanks for the information. I usually just create the config file from the Config Generator using Country selection only rather than a specific server so will note that for the future. Maybe I'm just usually lucky that each device usually picks a different server each time but noted. Thanks again!
  25. Hello! You will appear on the Internet with the same IP address if you connect to the same VPN server. In order to prevent this from happening please make sure to connect each device to a different VPN server. Kind regards
  26. Hello Tech Jedi Alex, I just tested it, and indeed, the URL is redirected to the home page and the __Host-referred_by cookie is reset to 0. But that's perfectly normal, because it's LibreWolf! LibreWolf is configured this way by default: Settings > Privacy & Security > Browser Privacy > Enhanced Tracking Protection: Strict Firefox is set to “Standard” by default, and allows you to customize settings to achieve a compromise between Standard and Strict. LibreWolf is strongly privacy-oriented, so many permissive settings inherited from Firefox have been removed or disabled. This is why, even when adding an exception for airvpn.org (“Manage Exceptions...” button), LibreWolf continues to reset this cookie.
  27. I can confirm this works on Homatics Dune HD Homatics Box R 4K Plus. It needs to be done through real USB connection. ADB TV was not working for me.
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