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Maybe I'm not thinking of every possible situation but if a malicious somebody has access to that xml file then it's already over for you - they've gained access to your machine. My VPN username and password would be way down the list of worries.

Absolutely not. That would defeat the purpose of using the VPN.

have you tried different torrent clients?

You can route outside the VPN tunnel based on IP or IP range. It's built into Eddie already. Search the forum next time.

"can't connect". what error are you getting?

WITCH site regularly has problems. When it's working it shows more information. Right now it's broken and always says "no openvpn detected".

Unfortunately google search is superior to all others. I use self destructing cookies and other privacy add-ons so I feel that I'm not being taken for a ride when using them. But, as long as they serve me 10 captchas I'll just use startpage.

There is no bug here if I understand correctly. Show all shows all the servers, not just the whitelisted ones. That doesn't control the servers to which Eddie will connect. Hi thanks for your input. Not according to Staff. If I understood them correctly toggling "Show All" should dictate which list Eddie connects to. I can categorically say this doesn't happen. If you whitelist a server Eddie will disregard "Show All" and connect to the server on the whitelist if you click on "Connect to a recommended server". No, it's not illogical if you have a pool of servers that are at the top of list and are the only servers you connect to. You may want to toggle between lists if there are other servers you've whitelisted that aren't at the top. Eddie doesn't do this. Sorry, you did not understand Staff correctly.

There is no bug here if I understand correctly. Show all shows all the servers, not just the whitelisted ones. That doesn't control the servers to which Eddie will connect.

policy routing should be easy, depending on the router.

What router is the openvpn client? Some just don't have the CPU to handle openvpn. Also, you might want to use other speed tests. The one on this site doesn't usually show your max potential.

you need to post some logs so people can get a clue. you might also check here https://airvpn.org/topic/18339-guide-to-getting-started-links-for-advanced-users/

one of my machines has to log in every time, another doesn't.

There are plenty of other softwares out there that you can use in the meantime. For example, https://airvpn.org/topic/11802-using-airvpn-with-osx-tunnelblick/

please post logs in spoilers.

It can be frustrating. Just keep in mind 1) they're very busy with thousands of customers, keeping their network maintained, trying to find new server locations, keeping software on all kinds of machines working, etc. 2) they saw you had a solution and figured you were happy 3) I've seen tickets closed with no reply but the fix actually happened on their end. don't take it personally. 4) Most importantly, we are from all over the world with different cultures. I've found that Air culture (Italian) is quite different from American, etc. and I just have to learn to let things go.

Try different servers and/or try a different forwarded port. If that doesn't help, I use magnet links in qbittorrent and they seem to always work. So, you might try qbittorrent.

well you haven't actually said....since putting in the 4 iptables lines remote access isn't working? have you checked the port forwarding page on this web site to see if Air can reach your plex server? you may just need to restart plex remote access for it to register it working.

does dd-wrt have a web GUI page showing forwarded ports? in Asus I could look on the forwarded port page in the GUI and see the iptables I entered were registered.

yea i still cant get it to work. iptables -I FORWARD -i tun0 -p udp -d 192.168.1.145 --dport 32400 -j ACCEPTiptables -I FORWARD -i tun0 -p tcp -d 192.168.1.145 --dport 32400 -j ACCEPTiptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i tun0 -p tcp --dport 32400 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.145iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -i tun0 -p udp --dport 32400 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.145 rules I used in ddwrt. did "run commands" and "save firewall" and plex is still saying i have no remote access you may have to SSH to the router and paste the commands via the command line. Also, are you sure it's TUN0 ?

so newb question port is 32400 for plex and the destip is the box thats running plex? yes, use 32400 because Air has already remapped it from 4242 to 32400. and yes, the destination IP is your machine running plex.

You can't expect much for less than $100. I built my pfsense box for $130 but I already owned one of the NIC. So, maybe you could do it for less than $200 pretty easily. What kind of speeds are you wanting?

Looks like you don't have all the iptables that you need. See https://airvpn.org/topic/9270-how-to-forward-ports-in-dd-wrt-tomato-with-iptables/?hl=%2Bdd-wrt+%2Btomato+%2Bport+%2Bforward

Post logs here, in spoilers, so people can try to help. Search the forum. If need be, open a ticket with support.

no ideas here. I run mint 18.1 in a VM (windows host) and have never seen a crash of Eddie.