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    When eddie-ui opened up, I selected the 'Settings' icon - this brought up the 'Settings Menu'. On the Settings Menu, there is a 'Layer IPv6' option. On the drop-down tab next to it, I selected 'Blocked'. After that, I was able to access the Airvpn service. Thank you very much for your kind help. I was a little worried things wouldn't work out - but I'm very happy to report I now have a properly running Airvpn service. This would not be possible without your contribution. Thank you so much! I am eternally grateful
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    Bug report to check: the software freezes when it runs with a profile containing a remote line with a name resolving to multiple addresses . After a forced kill, software doesn't restore fw rules correctly with --recover-network when launched again Test for example with: remote europe.all.vpn.airdns.org 443 -- qs
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    Did a clean install and fully updated. Buster on a headless Pi4 and set up my wifi AP with this https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/wireless/access-point.md#internet-sharing Installed the Alpha1 and tried various config files and all seem to work and connect seamlessly, good speeds. Nothing works on the AP though through the VPN, I can connect and ping wlan0 and tun0 from windows but no internet. This is probably blatantly obvious to most but I'm sadly out of my depth here so I'll leave this thread to the pros. --recover-network gives the same fault as I mentioned earlier, no backup of resolv.conf, though when killing the connection with ctrl/c the last thing it says is "successfully restored DNS" Ctrl/C kills everything, kills the ssh shell and I can't ssh back in to either eth0 or wlan0 #poweroff Good luck with the project, I will keep my eye on it :-)
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