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Thank you so much staff! I installed Eddie 24 and tried every allowed MTU but it didn't change anything. Then changed connection country to Holland and bang! boom! download jumped to 900 Mbps. Happy! I hope that the powered up port system will give more than 5 ports to people like me who need more. Thank you, great service

Sure technically it is possible. It comes with caveats especially the troubles caused by MTU size mismatches are a hassle to diagnose and resolve. If you asked me, that's the reason most clients and providers don't attempt it. There's very tiny benefit overall. Yet the downside to VPNs of double the traffic. You are right, this may be an issue with your ISP. Maybe they changed the routing and it's *only* an MTU issue... again. If you have IPv6 try to connect via IPv6. It's doable on Windows + OpenVPN too with a lot of careful config commands to set up a correct route. An easier approach is to nest virtual machines here are 2 examples: Host OS: Connected to server 1 Guest OS: NAT Network (uses host's connection, vpn via s1 here) + connected to server 2. Do your browsing inside guest to access internet via isp-s1-s2-internet Alternatively you do not connect to VPN on Host OS, but Guest1 is connected to S1 and inside Guest1 you run another nested (sic) VM Guest2 that connects to S2.

Great thank you very much, everything works again It was all stupid Thanks again

Hello everyone I've had a problem for a few days Unable to connect Eddie. He keeps trying to connect but can't do it. If anyone can help me, that would help me a lot. thanks in advance

Hello! Please try the following procedure to quickly resolve the problem: run Eddie on Eddie's main window uncheck "Remember me" log your account out log your account in (you'll need to re-enter your AirVPN credentials) try again a connection Kind regards

Hello! No, it was not and it is not. Every and each machine runs on non-affected Operating Systems, typically FreeBSD and Debian 12. Debian 12 trivially is not affected because it does not include (in the official repositories we point at) the exploited xz versions 5.6.0 / 5.6.1 (and of course we did not build them from git) while in FreeBSD: Gordon Tetlow, security officer, https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-security/2024-March/000248.html). Kind regards

Actually, it is possible to chain AirVPN connections so that you enter from one country and exit from another, if you are using Linux. Keep in mind though that doing so will consume 2 airvpn sessions out of the 5 you are allowed instead of just 1. To do that, here are the steps you need to follow: 1. Set up a systemd-nspawn container that connects to the AirVPN server in Miami 2. Keep in mind the entry ipv4 of the AirVPN server you want to exit from. You can find this in the Endpoint= line in the wireguard conf you download. 3. Set up IP Masquerading in the container from step 1 using iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -i host0 -o (name of AirVPN wireguard interface) -j MASQUERADE 4. Remember to also allow ip forwarding on both the contaienr and the host machine 5. On the host machine, run ip rule add to (whatever entry address the miami server has) lookup main and ip route add (whatever the entry address of the airvpn server you want to exit from is) via (whatever the address of the systemd-nspawn container is). 6. Adjust the MTU of the inner VPN(the one where you want to exit from) to 1340 7. Start the inner VPN 8. Run ip rule show. Make sure that whatever ip rule that wiregaurd setup has a lower priority than the rule you entered in step 4. If you need more help, feel free to ask.

Hi, recently I have found Eddie to be very stable on my Android devices using OpenVPN, not so much using Wireguard. For a while I've been using Tasker and the Autonotification add on to monitor whether Eddie was still running and alert me as such so that I could manually reconnect. I've recently been messing with intents in Tasker and learning Java (not a requirement but I was a programmer and is fun to me to learn such things) - this is a long learning curve for me since I'm not able to quickly learn stuff anymore. but I'll get there sometime. I was wondering if anyone had used intents to restart Eddie (log back in, reconnect to a server, whatever) and where to find out what intents are required to instruct Eddie to do things. I used to root my devices but not anymore since I can get to do whatever I want to using adb if I need to.

Yeah, same experience here. I keep going back to Eddie when new releases come around or the mood takes me and I tried it again a few days ago. Using Wireguard I got the same drop outs but with Openvpn it is still connected after three days now on both an S9 tablet and an S22 mobile, both Android 14. After figuring out a tasker profile to monitor Eddie's notification entry, which just altered a widget on screen, I then thought I'd try ways of restarting it if it dissapeard. Using Autoinput was my first thought but that is messy and not a reliable option in this instance. So I thought of intents which I have messed with but only by copying what others had done; never come up with my own stuff. I found out you can generate a package manifest using Android Studio which contains some or all of the intents the package listens for so am going to try that and see what it comes up with and then try some things. I'll post with updates if there are any!