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UK Infrastructure upgrade to 10 Gbit/s full duplex
Philiberti replied to Staff's topic in News and Announcement
Great news regarding the new high capacity servers in the UK. The increased capacity is fantastic but why the reduction of choice from 15 servers currently to 6? I tend to choose servers randomly to avoid making a predictable pattern for my ISP to follow (I could be competely wrong about that so please let me know if that is the case). Regards -
I'm not sure if my issue is similar enough or if I should make my own topic, but I thought I'd post here first Since yesterday I noticed slow speeds when going through VPN, roughly 5-10% of what I usually had On my NAS (running Unraid), I have some containers that are bound to go through VPN, the speed for those containers has dropped significantly. On the same NAS I also have a container running for speedtests, which does not go through the VPN, which gets about the maximum speeds possible from my provider. On my PC, using speedtest.net, I get full speeds. But when I start Eddie and test with VPN enabled (same server), I get the same low speeds as my NAS does. edit: I just tested a different server (Berlin, Germany instead of one in Stockholm, Sweden) and while I still don't get nearly the same as without VPN, it's much closer (Without: ~1Gbit/s, Berlin-VPN: ~220Mbit/s, Stockholm-VPN: ~90Mbit/s). Still, until recently I always got close to what my connection offers Is there anything I can do to troubleshoot what exactly is causing this? - Last week
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Dear AirVPN Team, The open-source project privacy.sexy (https://privacy.sexy/) perfectly aligns with your mission to defend online freedom and user anonymity. Developed by a dedicated independent creator (https://github.com/undergroundwires), it delivers a rich library of scripts that harden Windows, macOS, and Linux systems against privacy and security risks without requiring compiled code. What makes this project exceptional is its practical simplicity. With a few generated commands, even non-technical users can protect themselves from vulnerabilities like Windows telemetry or DNS leaks caused by Smart Multi-Homed Name Resolution. It empowers everyday users to reclaim control over their data and reduce exposure to corporate tracking. I had a personal exchange with the developer some years ago, and I can attest to his humility and strong community spirit. As a college student from India, I lack the means to contribute financially, but I believe his work deserves steadfast support from organizations like yours that champion privacy-focused innovation. If possible, please consider providing monthly financial assistance or any recurring support to strengthen this initiative’s reach and sustainability. A contributor like you could help ensure this project continues to undermine exploitative data collection practices from big tech. Best regards, Pushanjith Ravi -
Maybe it's just me, but I find it odd that Eddie has not been updated in over a year. Version 2.24.6 was release January 8th 2025. That's over a year. There's not even been an experimental version released since then. Should we be concerned that Eddie is coming stagnant?
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I too would appreciate support for this list being added.
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What is "batch mode" ? How to rotate servers?
MikeHawkener replied to MikeHawkener's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
thanks @Tech Jedi Alex I figured that with so little no documentation, it wouldn't provide a feature like that. I just couldn't understand any use case for the batch mode as currently implemented. you could just add 'connect' ('connect=True') and it'll automatically connect. I mean 2 options 'x' and 'n' makes the interactive mode almost irrelevant. you can always do Ctrl-C, so now you don't need 'x', 'n' would be useful if you could cycle servers in the servers.allowlist. but it usually just reconnects to the same server. oh well I guess it'll be fun making my own scripts -
Taiwan VPN is not accessible on my ubuntu
andy168coder replied to andy168coder's topic in General & Suggestions
If all other not working, then my setup could be wrong but the reality is: Most VPNs works on my Ubuntu. -
Taiwan VPN is not accessible on my ubuntu
andy168coder replied to andy168coder's topic in General & Suggestions
sulafat-failure.txt -
HowTo: OPNsense using Wireguard with IPv6 support
Joe Bleau replied to OPN-UserGuide's topic in How-To
I am unable to make IPv6 port forwarding work. Everything else works, I can connect to sites with IPv6, I can connect to the service locally in IPv6, but the port is always closed from outside. Testing from the client area always shows Connection timed out (110). Can anyone confirm if they got this to work? Is it a bug in pfSense? -
Thank you Staff. I already use 3.3.0 on android and it works flawlessly using wireguard protocol. Never even a flinch its perfect. Since I am not really dealing with country firewalls like China I don't know if amnezia wireguard would add anything to my scenario. I don't need it for now but since I am redoing my setup I figured why not --- however as you quoted using a "beta" might create ongoing issues for me. Community: The real issue is I won't use openvpn because my Wireguard is over twice as fast and is flawless. However; I am stuck with openvpn on my router until I switch it out. It is not a model that openwrt supports at all and the mfg has stated it won't update to wireguard vpn on this router. Boooo! So is there a way to wireguard walking around with my Android and yet somehow use an app to openvpn into my router like I do now using the router certificate? Can't visualize how to quite do this short of manually logging in and out all the time, but I prefer to setup an automatic handshake and keep life simple. Maybe split tunneling where I VPN Android Eddie wireguard for everything (excluding the router app) and then have the router app OFF vpn (split tunnel option). In this fashion I could then manually connect to LAN since the app is outside of the Wireguard VPN tunnel and openvpn would still function well just slower than wireguard ever is. BUT - then how if at all to automate this process when I leave the house and wifi drops going back to data use?
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Appreciate the enlightenment. My thoughts exactly, unfortunately it's not possible to customize Apple devices to prefer ipv4 over ipv6. Wouldn't it be beneficial to maybe add a new option to select what records to return for scenarios like this? Either way, I think adding this key detail to the Ports page (yellow section) would be beneficial to users.
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Hello! We're able to answer to this question only and we'll leave the other matter to community discussion. Unfortunately not, version 4.0.0 beta 2 is unstable and not production ready. Beta 3 version is imminent and addresses this instability and various nasty bugs. By the way, if you need OpenVPN, you can reliably use Eddie Android 3.3.0, the stable version, which is rock solid. Eddie 4 beta versions anyway do not add anything relevant to OpenVPN except minor OpenVPN-AirVPN library updates. Kind regards
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@2Cents Hello! When a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) has both A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) records, different tools may return or use different addresses when they ask for resolution because they follow different resolution and selection logic. For example, telnet calls the OS resolver which in turn prefers IPv6 or IPv4 according to /etc/gai.conf in Linux; in many distributions by default IPv6 is preferred over IPv4, but you can customize this behavior. We don't think so. Different philosophy. The selected protocol (v4 or v6) is available for ports anyway and you can customize your system preferences. Kind regards
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This expectation stems from a misunderstanding on how the Port Forwarding feature works. DDNS is set to your exit server's IP addresses, which is both v4 and v6, and you have no power over that setting. The IP layer selection only controls on which layer the port is opened. When resolving, A and AAAA is resolved, AAAA chosen due to Happy Eyeballs, so connected via AAAA, but since the port is only open on v4, you get a timeout.
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Huh. I think I remember it being the case in the past. I think the link pointed at the Status page back then. Not sure when this changed.
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Taiwan VPN is not accessible on my ubuntu
Tech Jedi Alex replied to andy168coder's topic in General & Suggestions
Pff. Point your finger at yourself first, always, because Taiwan works. Maybe start with some info on your setup, maybe logs, too. -
Uninstall and delete the profile file. Enter this in Explorer and delete the default.profile. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Eddie\ Then reboot and reinstall.
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What is "batch mode" ? How to rotate servers?
Tech Jedi Alex replied to MikeHawkener's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
No help is coming here. Open your own thread. -
What is "batch mode" ? How to rotate servers?
Tech Jedi Alex replied to MikeHawkener's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
If you launch Eddie CLI, Eddie is in interactive mode. n to connect, x to exit. You must interact with it for it to do something. If you provide --batch, Eddie parses the arguments literally; if something is missing, defaults are used or an error is thrown. No. You must set up something yourself if you need a feature like that. -
Running a tor entry/middle relay over airvpn
Tech Jedi Alex replied to Brisbaneforhound's topic in General & Suggestions
No one can disallow it, and if so, really enforce it. But it is very, thoroughly, excruciatingly, on pain of digital death, discouraged. Exit nodes behind any VPN make those servers unusable for many people because many services outright block Tor exit node IP addresses. There are public databases listing those, so please don't host Tor. The use of Tor, on the other hand, is encouraged. -
Hello, I've tried searching the forums for anything similar to the behavior I'm noticing but it seems no one has experienced / posted about this, or maybe I missed it. The issue: Selected IP layer is IPv4, xxxx_airdns.org is currently returning IPv4 via dig which is great but when connecting to it, IPv6 is used. Expectation: Airdns.org DDNS service should adhere to the selected IP layer (IPv4, IPv6 or IPv4+IPv6) and only create the relevant A and/or AAAA records. I spent several hours yesterday troubleshooting the router's iptables/nat script, which I know works 100%, only to realize that using the DDNS hostname was the culprit. As soon as I switched my connecting device to use the IPv4 address did it start working! ➜ ~ dig xxxx.airdns.org ; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> xxxx.airdns.org ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 40918 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1 ;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232 ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;xxxx.airdns.org. IN A ;; ANSWER SECTION: xxxx.airdns.org. 15 IN A 37.46.199.87 ;; Query time: 2 msec ;; SERVER: 10.10.10.1#53(10.10.10.1) ;; WHEN: Sat Feb 14 12:43:35 +04 2026 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 61 ➜ ~ telnet xxxx.airdns.org 12345 Trying 2a00:dd0:aaaa:X:XXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX...
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DNS over TLS not working inside the VPN tunnel
rohko replied to rohko's topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
Am I the only one who is experiencing this issue? I can test other distros or Windows as well. -
I want to run this by you guys because I have a small project to complete this weekend - hopefully - and I am a little sketchy on it. Lets say I use Airvpn Android (wondering if version 4 is production ready yet even though its beta) on my flagship Samsung. I also have openvpn setup and working on my router for LAN access when I am not at home ( Also DDNS is setup and working as well). I currently connect to it using an app --- not related to airvpn at all. I am looking for a slick way to simply copy a certificate from/to the router so that AIRVPN can do all I need. To help you picture my quest: I want to be able to connect to my home router while I am away so that my security system can send alerts to me from LAN. I will NEVER give my cameras and security devices internet access for any reason --- only LAN. So then in my perfect quest the security app on my Android will receive alerts if something happens because the camera system will see the Android as being on LAN for that ONE app. I do NOT want to walk around having to use my router VPN for all my Android activities. Its too slow being openvpn and only has a midrange chipset, which is far inferior to my flagship Android. Hope this makes sense. So then I am envisioning a form of split tunneling. I don't know if I could simply use the OpenVPN connect app I am using now while using Airvpn for other things/apps. Another complication is that I love Wireguard on my Android but my stupid router vpn is limited to openvpn only. I will replace it someday but life is expensive! Is there any chance I could somewhat easily accomplish what I need? Any links or suggestions to simplify my seeing the needed scheme? ps - I realize and can manually keep clicking things on and off to connect but I want my security system to reach out 100% of the time and yet NO router being used by my Android otherwise just full on Airvpn Android.
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I'm having this exact issue on linux mint but with one odd exception. I've got Eddie installed on two different pc's, my main pc runs has an AMD processor/gpu and Eddie runs just fine on it, no lag or visual glitches at all. But on my living room pc, which is a repurposed HP elitedesk with an Intel processor/gpu, it runs exactly like you're experiencing.
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At the top of every AirVPN page is a line that includes the name of the server I am using. For example, currently, this is Chow. It would be handy if a click on this name took you to the page of statistics for that server. Currently, it takes you to the client area instead. eg: https://airvpn.org/servers/Chow/ and not https://airvpn.org/client/
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