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I don't understand why every time I go to a new place it doesnt connect. I got the VPN so I could go anywhere and connet automatically
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Hi, now I'm getting this issue: https://eddie.website/report/506e41f8/
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It works fine on the computer, but it happens every time on the Android side. -
DDNS for Port Forward Keeps Getting Overwritten
itscooldani replied to itscooldani's topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
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DDNS for Port Forward Keeps Getting Overwritten
Staff replied to itscooldani's topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
Hello! We are going to investigate the problem. Kind regards -
Hello! Don't worry, it's impossible that AirVPN will follow "this development", and after 14 years such doubts, or worse insinuations, are frankly inexcusable. The comparisons you make with some poor service with little value and lack of knowledge about Linux are a bit insulting. "Linux" in general is the main development platform for AirVPN and the backbone of the infrastructure, especially with robust distributions built on top. What's more, customers connecting via Linux are an irreplaceable part that totals, according to rough estimates, more than 30% of AirVPN customers (not counting Android here, which is anyway Linux based). Some major points showing how much we support "Linux" customers, regardless of the distribution they picked: AirVPN free and open source software is compatible with at least 200 Linux distributions and probably more. AirVPN software not only supports systemd based distributions, but also SysV Style-init and chkconfig based distributions (let's remember that more than 50 distributions are not based on systemd) . For leaks prevention, both iptables and nftables Netfilter components are supported Packages for most package managers as well as classical tarballs are ready for customer comfort, and Eddie is also available as an AppImage There is no feature for other systems which is not ported on Linux too, and not infrequently a feature is implemented on Linux first or simultaneously on all systems Linux is the only system for which multiple software by AirVPN is available: you can choose between Eddie (offering a rich GUI running swiftly on all major Desktop Environments) and the AirVPN Suite, which in turn offers a stand alone binary as well as a client-daemon architecture The AirVPN software is built not only for Linux x86-64 systems, but also for Linux systems based on ARM 64 bit, ARM 32 bit CPUs. Builds are also available for x86-64 legacy systems, ARM 32 bit legacy systems, and ARM 64 bit legacy systems OpenVPN3-AirVPN library development is led on Linux systems, only then the library is ported to macOS too AirVPN Configuration Generator is very friendly for any third-party Linux software, if you don't want to run AirVPN software in your Linux system Talking about bloatware, you will not find any on AirVPN. Additional features like DDNS or DNS opt-in filters never caused a price increase, and if you think about it DDNS is really comfortable for inbound remote port forwarding, it surely isn't bloat feature offered as marketing fluff. DNS filters have received a stellar feedback so we will maintain them (as usual, opt-in and at no price). Note how AirVPN pricing is the same since 2011 in spite of the useful features added since then. Kind regards
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Hey I'm using a forwarded port to access a service behind the vpn. Has worked great for a few months, but today the DDNS entry seems to keep getting replaced with different IP addresses that aren't mine. If I disable/reenable the port forward, then it updates again, but it's only a few minutes until it's re-overwritten. What gives?
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I'm planning to go to China soon and am wondering how to use AirVPN in China (if possible at all). Thanks for any info given
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You take what you get as Linux user. Unfortunately the companies mostly support Linux only for Alibi purposes: so they can claim they support all available OS but in fact they just create a lazy app and after first mostly stable releases there will be no more updates as long as it work somehow. And the functionality is stripped down even with the first release and cause there are just maintenance updates later there will be no new functionality implemented. And all do it like that even major VPN provider like NordVPN that spend a lot of cash on ADs but only have a CLI Linux app. All in all it depends on the customer and from the development all take the way to minimalism, so you lose all configuration ability cause the company knows best what you need and so it's not a hassle for you .. I really hate this development and especially Apple as Ancestor of it and than we have the subscription hell where there's no option for one-time-payment anymore cause you as customer could miss the time-frame for the renewal. And even the cross-selling where it's hard to just get the VPN service and not some extras like Password-Manager, Cloud Storage, Antivirus etc. All argument that they help customers with this extras but you get less for the buck :( No blame for AirVPN at this point but i hope it don't follow this development cause other companies don't had it first too and start it at one point. And don't ask my why PureVpn install dependencies later that are not defined initially, if they follow this approach they could opt for AppImage and are more use-able on different OS.
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Hello! This is an error: in AirVPN the authentication takes place via certificates and keys. Please disable the username/password authentication. Kind regards
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Hello For several months I have been using AirVPN on my Windows 10 machine. Before the PC started and AirVPN launched without problem. Since a Windows update some time ago (https://www.it-connect.fr/microsoft-windows-vpn-ne-fonctionne-plus-mise-a-jour-avril-2024/) most of the time AirVPN blocks. I have to launch the task manager and stop the "OpenVPN Daemon" process so that it continues to start. I have of course done all the Windows updates since then but that did not solve the problem. I also tried to follow the procedure indicated in the article above but I cannot find the offending KB. I also tried to uninstall and reinstall AirVPN but that did not solve anything. Has anyone found the solution? Thank you very much! 😉
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Wow, PureVPN.. a software which depends on Debian's packaging system by code.. come on, this is just lazy design at this point. Do they not consider that some of their Linux customers might run a distribution not based on Debian? How do all these ideas come to life when companies write software for Linux? It boggles the mind.. - This app is made for Ubuntu and has some extra (not defined in the deb file) dependencies which are installed after you open the app. It uses apt to install them (which of course fails on Arch) and dpkg-query to see if they are installed (which also fails on Arch). The dpkg-query command is ran every time you open the app (except the first one in which it installs them anyway) I mean.. COME ON! What is this? Extra dependencies not defined in the deb? Why would you even omit them if you're still going to install them after launch? This is also quite disrespectful towards the users' systems because those packages would be marked as manually installed, forever remaining like that, out of reach for apt autoremove, therefore staying unused after you uninstall PureVPN, blocking space. Aw man.. Yeah, you won't have this problem with AirVPN software.
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Is there someone responsible for the AUR (Archlinux)?
OpenSourcerer replied to tammo's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
But it's not outdated: The current stable is 2.21.8. All versions after it are still designated Beta; people are just being hasty. As long as the -git package is updated, eddie-ui will be updated, too, when the release comes. -
Is there someone responsible for the AUR (Archlinux)?
OpenSourcerer replied to tammo's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
I was just writing that I find this notation highly peculiar: It suggests that eddie-ui-git is installed from a CachyOS-provided binary repository. And since you confirmed it, no amount of --rebuild options to yay will fix this – that package was compiled against an older Mono version, and that's where the validation fails. So, effectively, CachyOS provides broken packages. Prebuilding -git AUR packages.. I've had better ideas drunk *smh*… Highly recommended. Then simply apply the optimizations to your build process yourself, at least for AUR packages. And if you're ready, vanilla Arch is right around the corner. Don't be afraid of the text-based install, it's very well documented. -
Is there someone responsible for the AUR (Archlinux)?
tammo replied to tammo's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
Okay, problem solved! Or let's say half-way! One of the special features of CachyOS is, that it has its own small repo, in which basically only packages from the AUR are taken and precompiled (as I understand it!). And so there are two versions of eddie-ui-git, for example: ❯ yay eddie-ui-git 2 cachyos/eddie-ui-git 2.24.2-1 (21.2 MiB 47.7 MiB) Eddie - VPN tunnel - UI 1 aur/eddie-ui-git 2.24.2-1 (+15 0.00) Eddie - VPN tunnel - UI So far I had installed the version from cachyos. I have done the same with other programs/packages and have only had good experiences with it so far. The installation is then much easier or faster in some cases. But in this case it apparently doesn't work! Now I uninstalled the cachyos version (yay -Rscn eddie-ui-git) and then installed the version from the AUR. And lo and behold: It starts!! What I noticed: A lot more dependencies were installed: Packages (19) ayatana-ido-0.10.3-1 cppdap-1.58.0-2 dotnet-host-8.0.6.sdk106-1 dotnet-runtime-8.0.6.sdk106-1 dotnet-targeting-pack-8.0.6.sdk106-1 jsoncpp-1.9.5-3 libayatana-indicator-0.9.4-1 libdbusmenu-glib-16.04.0.r498-2 libdbusmenu-gtk3-16.04.0.r498-2 libexif-0.6.24-3 libgdiplus-5.6.1-4 netstandard-targeting-pack-8.0.6.sdk106-1 rhash-1.4.4-1 cmake-3.30.1-1 dotnet-sdk-8.0.6.sdk106-1 libayatana-appindicator-0.5.93-1 mono-6.12.0.206-1 mono-msbuild-16.10.1.xamarinxplat.2021.05.26.14.00-5 patchelf-0.18.0-3 At the moment I still mainly use CachyOS. But since I was recently disappointed by the system in other ways, I might switch completely to EndeavourOS in the future. It seems a bit more solid to me overall! So the only question left from the thread is whether the eddie-ui (currently 2.21.8-1) will continue to be maintained, since it is currently marked as outdated. The eddie-ui-git (2.24...) was also a beta until recently, but that seems to have changed now. -
Is there someone responsible for the AUR (Archlinux)?
tammo replied to tammo's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
Unfortunately that didn't work. First did sudo pacman -Syu. Then: ❯ yay -S --rebuildtree eddie-ui-git Sync Explicit (1): eddie-ui-git-2.24.2-1 [sudo] Password for john: Warning: eddie-ui-git-2.24.2-1 is up to date -- Reinstalling Resolving dependencies... Checking for conflicting packages... Package (1) Old version New version Net change cachyos/eddie-ui-git 2.24.2-1 2.24.2-1 0.00 MiB Total size of installed packages: 47.71 MiB Update size difference: 0.00 MiB :: Continue installation? [Y/n] (1/1) Checking keys in the keychain [---------------------------] 100% (1/1) Checking package integrity [---------------------------] 100% (1/1) Loading package files [--------------------------] 100% (1/1) Checking for file conflicts [--------------------------] 100% :: Processing package changes … (1/1) Reinstalling eddie-ui-git [--------------------------] 100% ==> Updating desktop MIME database... :: Starting post-transaction hooks … (1/3) Arming ConditionNeedsUpdate... (2/3) Checking which packages need to be rebuilt (3/3) Updating the desktop file MIME type cache... ~ 31s When starting eddie-ui after reboot, the error message The file /usr/lib/mscorlib.dll is an invalid CIL image still appears and eddie does not start. -
ANSWERED "elevated privileges" issue with Debian
RedGreen1 replied to RedGreen1's topic in Troubleshooting and Problems
This wasn't an eddie-ui problem and I solved it by reinstalling all the polkit/policykit Debian packages. I probably broke something when trying different desktop environments. Now I can launch it normally and when I launch from the command line (without sudo) I'm not seeing any errors. -
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No i used the AUR-package from another user published under purevpn-git (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/purevpn-gui) and seems like it's just a migration so the program asked for dpkg-query normaly and the arch-build ships the dependencies and block the notifications. Installation feels like Windows with the official Ubuntu-Version so you download a .deb and all dependencies are installed later with first boot and not with installation and it's not shown what it installed just asking for sudo and install a bunch. I hope with AirVpn in the future it's smoother especially under Arch-like (right now using Garuda 75% of the time on my private computer) where it's so-so right now. It's just wired if you stay connected and ip is masked but than you notice that DNS is leaking sometimes, if you are not the best informed user in this spec. just wonna check if there will arise a problem in the future with the OS-support with AirVPN so thanks for your reply.
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Thanks for the update. I will try it out and report bugs if i find one.
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Would love to see the PKGBUILD as I have no idea what you're talking about. Is it about PureVPN's software packaged as a PKGBUILD of your making? Really depends on the DNS server configured, but in general anyone in your network, anyone with access to your router, anyone on the way to the ISP and the ISP itself. If you use different DNS servers than your ISP's, anyone on the way to that DNS server plus the DNS server operator. That's because DNS is unencrypted. The picture changes if you use DNS-over-TLS or DNS-over-HTTPS, and if you're connected to a VPN server. Depends on the software. All of AirVPN's software use Network Lock and change the DNS servers by default after connection so that no such leaks can occur. So whether you're leaking or not fully depends on the software, not on the OS.
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Is there someone responsible for the AUR (Archlinux)?
OpenSourcerer replied to tammo's topic in Eddie - AirVPN Client
It's because it's found in pacman-contrib. $ pacman -F pactree extra/pacman-contrib 1.10.6-1 [Installiert] usr/bin/pactree . Oh, perfect. yay can do that thank you. Let's try this: pacman -Syu yay -S --rebuildtree eddie-ui-git What it does: System update, then rebuild eddie-ui-git with current packages and reinstall all its dependencies. Reboot if you want after that. -
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Hey guys; first of it's not about reporting a bug for AirVpn. Right now i have quite some time left with my current VPN provider (PureVPN) using a user-generated migration build from AUR cause the provider only had a .deb-build (so my build is unoffical and not supported). And while using it i face with progressing time of the connection a DNS leak while looking for my IP with ip location websites that it's still masked but if i look for dns leak test i got only my ISP dns address. So what's the consequences - who can see my request? I'm a bit confused cause on one side under ip location checker all is fine but under dns leak it's not. I'm not looking for a fix just about the meaning so i can make a call with all needed information how fast I'll migrate: if there is a arch-like Distro user here (e.g. Manjaro, Garuda, Arch, CachyOS, EndeavourOS) using AirVpn i would appreciate some feedback if there is any DNS leak or all fine. Thanks!
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Hello! Thank you for your tests! We reproduce the problem and a fix is coming, you should see it on beta 2. Kind regards
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it would be nice to have a Greek server in the future, it would also solve high latency problems
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Hi. How did you get it working. Im still stuck at trying to figure out how to do that. DOnt even know how to generate the correct files for it. Is there any good video ? Thank you
