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Reporting in with another replication of this error on latest Manjaro (XFCE). Also, due the network lock not working correctly, some of the rules persist after the end of the session, which causes connection issues in the local network.

@giganerd Hello! It's an interesting consideration. In nowadays world some choices are hard, either because you do not have enough evidence or because astroturfing and other operations are ongoing. At some point you must make a decision. We have carefully evaluated EFF operations especially on legal and law procedural grounds, software releases and informative/educational articles, and we have found an outstanding work. We do not believe that Google huge sponsoring amount might impair EFF operations in the field of privacy (which is in our opinion a threat to Google current model and even more in the growing practical AI applications), at least not in the near future, and we hope that this is not the beginning of a "capture by sponsorship" (something which sinisterly reminds "regulatory capture" by big companies, although the means are different) which happened multiple times, for example with newspapers and publishers: I am a giant company and progressively buy your newspaper spaces for my ads, until you depend on me economically; then one day I tell you "do not publish that, rather publish this, or else I will withdraw all of my ads from one day to another". Take Tor, as an additional example. It's no secret that we have significantly supported Tor and the Tor Project in the last years. However, the Tor Project has been funded almost entirely by the former Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG, now USAGM), the US Navy and the US Department of State bureau for Human Rights for years. Is this enough reason to drop Tor and not use it anymore? No, because we have total lack of substantial evidence about backdoors to favor any the mentioned agencies or anybody else, and that a person that should be above any suspect under this context (Edward Snowden) recommends Tor usage. Eyes must always remain wide open but at the same time if you get lost in a network of theories and you see conspirators everywhere you risk to get stuck and never act. Kind regards

Website: http://www.rsi.ch/ Website: http://www.srf.ch/ Swiss public television channels (RSI, SRF). Status: OK Native: CH servers. Routing: All other servers.

http://www.wilmaa.com For the best streaming television that Switzerland has to offer, there’s but one name, and that name is wilmaa. Status: OK Native: CH servers. Routing: All other servers.

Website: http://www.nuvolari.tv/ Italian TV Streaming Status: OK Routing: All servers to IT route.

Synopsis This program, for Windows, Linux and OS X, opens a socket to listen or send packets to an address. It can be useful to debug the Port Forwarding with AirVPN. The IP list is automatically compiled from your interfaces. If you connect to a different server, refresh (the green icon) the list to view the new 10.* IP address.Using IP 0.0.0.0 and listening means listening on all interfaces.Each line in the log is a connection.The Send button sends a string with AirVPN text and the current date (RFC 822) to the specified address.If you use the Check button in AirVPN Port Forwarding page, you will see a line without 'IN' bytes and with 'TCP Closed' status. This is because our checking simply opens and closes a socket, without sending any data. Download Current version: 1.3 - 27/06/2013 Binary (.NET Framework 2, recommended with Windows XP/Vista/7)Binary (.NET Framework 4, recommended with Windows 8 and above)Source code (GPL3) Linux and OS X support Download the ".Net 2" version. The program requires Mono. Packages required: Debian / Ubuntu:apt-get install mono-runtime libmono-winforms2.0-cil libmono-corlib2.0-cilRHEL6, Centos6, Scientific-Linux6, etc and Fedora distros:sudo yum install mono-core mono-winformsUnder OS X, install Mono.Launch with:mono PortListen_net2.exe

*** a) It might be a problem in the management, not in the OpenVPN client connection itself. Chances are that your connection is actually always on, but of course further investigation is mandatory. Could you please post the complete logs for an additional check? **** Could you kindly provide instructions for which additional logs and where they are located? What I attached was the complete log on that page. I am unsure how to obtain deeper logging information in DD-WRT. I can ssh to the router and run some commands, but don't have a large amount of experience doing this with either OpenVPN, iptables or DD-WRT.