Yammy75 0 Posted ... Hi ! I'm running ubuntu 20.04.1 version and Eddie client 2.18.9 and when Eddie start it's asking the password of my Linux account. I don't have the option box "Preferences > General, is Don't ask elevation every run". When I run this : if [ -e /usr/lib/systemd/system/eddie-elevated.service ]; then echo "Yes"; else echo "No"; fi The answer is No. So what to do with this and stop the pop up password window ? Thanks Quote Share this post Link to post
OpenSourcerer 952 Posted ... As replied in the other thread, follow this: Quote Hide OpenSourcerer's signature Hide all signatures » I am not an AirVPN team member. All opinions are my own and are not to be considered official. Only the AirVPN Staff account should be viewed as such. » The forums is a place where you can ask questions to the community. You are not entitled to guaranteed answer times. Answer quality may vary, too. If you need professional support, please create tickets. » If you're new, take some time to read LZ1's New User Guide to AirVPN. On questions, use the search function first. On errors, search for the error message instead. » If you choose to create a new thread, keep in mind that we don't know your setup. Give info about it. Never forget the OpenVPN logs or, for Eddie, the support file (Logs > lifebelt icon). » The community kindly asks you to not set up Tor exit relays when connected to AirVPN. Their IP addresses are subject to restrictions and these are relayed to all users of the affected servers. » Furthermore, I propose that your paranoia is to be destroyed. If you overdo privacy, chances are you will be unique amond the mass again. Share this post Link to post
Yammy75 0 Posted ... Hi ! Unfortunately it doesn't work. Maybe a lack of understanding from me ... This command : "curl -sSfL https://eddie.website/temp/eddie-elevated.service | sudo tee /usr/lib/systemd/system/eddie-elevated.service && sudo systemctl daemon-reload" works as well but in /usr/lib/systemd/system/ the "system" doesn't exist nor the eddie-elevated.service. Maybe do I have to create them ? Quote Share this post Link to post
OpenSourcerer 952 Posted ... The sudo tee part of that command does this. Anyway, it's strange that the system directory does not exist in /usr/lib/systemd, it's a "standardized" directory referred to in the systemd manual. Can you check if /etc/systemd/system/ exists? $ if [ -d /etc/systemd/system ]; then echo "directory exists"; else echo "directory does not exist"; fi Then, I've found some AskUbuntu threads referring to /etc/init.d/ for some reason. The netplan.service unit file is supposed to be there. Can you check that, too? $ if [ /etc/init.d/netplan.service ]; then echo "netplan.service exists"; else echo "netplan.service does not exist"; fi . Quote Hide OpenSourcerer's signature Hide all signatures » I am not an AirVPN team member. All opinions are my own and are not to be considered official. Only the AirVPN Staff account should be viewed as such. » The forums is a place where you can ask questions to the community. You are not entitled to guaranteed answer times. Answer quality may vary, too. If you need professional support, please create tickets. » If you're new, take some time to read LZ1's New User Guide to AirVPN. On questions, use the search function first. On errors, search for the error message instead. » If you choose to create a new thread, keep in mind that we don't know your setup. Give info about it. Never forget the OpenVPN logs or, for Eddie, the support file (Logs > lifebelt icon). » The community kindly asks you to not set up Tor exit relays when connected to AirVPN. Their IP addresses are subject to restrictions and these are relayed to all users of the affected servers. » Furthermore, I propose that your paranoia is to be destroyed. If you overdo privacy, chances are you will be unique amond the mass again. Share this post Link to post
Yammy75 0 Posted ... Both exist : /etc/systemd/system and /etc/init.d/netplan.service ... Quote Share this post Link to post
OpenSourcerer 952 Posted ... Okay, then: curl -sSfL https://eddie.website/temp/eddie-elevated.service | sudo tee /etc/systemd/system/eddie-elevated.service && sudo systemctl daemon-reload . Quote Hide OpenSourcerer's signature Hide all signatures » I am not an AirVPN team member. All opinions are my own and are not to be considered official. Only the AirVPN Staff account should be viewed as such. » The forums is a place where you can ask questions to the community. You are not entitled to guaranteed answer times. Answer quality may vary, too. If you need professional support, please create tickets. » If you're new, take some time to read LZ1's New User Guide to AirVPN. On questions, use the search function first. On errors, search for the error message instead. » If you choose to create a new thread, keep in mind that we don't know your setup. Give info about it. Never forget the OpenVPN logs or, for Eddie, the support file (Logs > lifebelt icon). » The community kindly asks you to not set up Tor exit relays when connected to AirVPN. Their IP addresses are subject to restrictions and these are relayed to all users of the affected servers. » Furthermore, I propose that your paranoia is to be destroyed. If you overdo privacy, chances are you will be unique amond the mass again. Share this post Link to post
Yammy75 0 Posted ... It works. Just the content of this file "https://eddie.website/temp/eddie-elevated.service" misses the part in red of the command. Just add it manually. ExecStart="/usr/lib/eddie-ui/eddie-cli-elevated" "mode=service" "service_port=9349" "integrity=9a73cdcc82a2eccddad864d7fd724436cf3e8471193331c688ab4029495e97db;2ef37de822eb32e1ffcb71188ed5364b60cbcbf023bf1b556d1dd0a0f139bf5d;fb26d285d57eccaa317041bd72b10b8bc8415bd59232757502f767e2f0eea248;303454f883f16452316263bdb1c64edb0aa9acc7ee80d770f14c4814cbbeb412;9b0eb5d148c47b11105d89037911420472ddc9c116670ccab0a2fea390d8caef;3651f463add1ee79a852d5608755c92a30340be264235e4f910593163363b86e;83a4ad64277a182872e53136074c9396637d061dd863e18407ca902417be3f74;" After that, just have to enable the service (systemctl enable eddie-elevated.Service) and start it (systemctl start eddie-elevated.service). Then run systemctl daemon -reload. Thanks (a lot) ;)) Quote Share this post Link to post
OpenSourcerer 952 Posted ... First time I'm seeing this. Are you absolutely sure? Where did you get the red part to add? Quote Hide OpenSourcerer's signature Hide all signatures » I am not an AirVPN team member. All opinions are my own and are not to be considered official. Only the AirVPN Staff account should be viewed as such. » The forums is a place where you can ask questions to the community. You are not entitled to guaranteed answer times. Answer quality may vary, too. If you need professional support, please create tickets. » If you're new, take some time to read LZ1's New User Guide to AirVPN. On questions, use the search function first. On errors, search for the error message instead. » If you choose to create a new thread, keep in mind that we don't know your setup. Give info about it. Never forget the OpenVPN logs or, for Eddie, the support file (Logs > lifebelt icon). » The community kindly asks you to not set up Tor exit relays when connected to AirVPN. Their IP addresses are subject to restrictions and these are relayed to all users of the affected servers. » Furthermore, I propose that your paranoia is to be destroyed. If you overdo privacy, chances are you will be unique amond the mass again. Share this post Link to post
Yammy75 0 Posted ... On this topic you gave to me in a upper post : Quote Share this post Link to post
OpenSourcerer 952 Posted ... Oh. Right. Well, if it works for you, enjoy! Quote Hide OpenSourcerer's signature Hide all signatures » I am not an AirVPN team member. All opinions are my own and are not to be considered official. Only the AirVPN Staff account should be viewed as such. » The forums is a place where you can ask questions to the community. You are not entitled to guaranteed answer times. Answer quality may vary, too. If you need professional support, please create tickets. » If you're new, take some time to read LZ1's New User Guide to AirVPN. On questions, use the search function first. On errors, search for the error message instead. » If you choose to create a new thread, keep in mind that we don't know your setup. Give info about it. Never forget the OpenVPN logs or, for Eddie, the support file (Logs > lifebelt icon). » The community kindly asks you to not set up Tor exit relays when connected to AirVPN. Their IP addresses are subject to restrictions and these are relayed to all users of the affected servers. » Furthermore, I propose that your paranoia is to be destroyed. If you overdo privacy, chances are you will be unique amond the mass again. Share this post Link to post
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