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  1. Hello! Steve Marquess, President of the OpenSSL Software Foundation, wishes to thank AirVPN community and AirVPN for the donation: http://www.mail-archive.com/openssl-users@openssl.org/msg74275.html Kind regards
  2. Hello! We have finalized an agreement with a datacenter in Madrid at the end of June. We are waiting for one server to be connected to a 1 Gbit/s dedicated switch port. Hopefully it will be operational in a few days. Kind regards
  3. Hello, Windows RT edition runs on ARM. What hardware do you use? A Surface tablet? AirVPN client is bundled with binary compiled for x86, not ARM. Kind regards
  4. Hello! We remind you that May projects funding poll is open and will close on July the 30th. Which project shall we fund? AirVPN community has selected the candidate projects during April and May and the community will decide the one to be funded! Feel free to express your preference here https://airvpn.org/topic/11856-poll-june-2014-projects-funding NOTE: already funded projects are not included in the current contest. All projects are compatible with our mission. Kind regards AirVPN Staff
  5. Only persons who have contributed to our forums with at least 5 posts are allowed to vote.
  6. Hello! Hoedus has a problematic line, we often detect 20-30% packet loss from many nodes, including USA ones. We're investigating, in the meantime please connect to Dheneb or Thabit (apparently Cephei and Lesath are blocked by cbc.ca). Kind regards
  7. Hello! The winner is: OpenSSL We're going to deliver the donation today and we will soon publish details here as usual: https://airvpn.org/mission Kind regards AirVPN Staff
  8. Hello! Look at the forums "How-To" section: https://airvpn.org/forum/15-how-to/ Implementing a complete leaks prevention on Eddie is our priority. Kind regards
  9. Hello! We're sorry, this is a known bug of Eddie. It will be fixed soon in the next release. Kind regards
  10. Hello! We provide implicitly this feature to those who want to use it. You can "chain" for example 2 servers (with the same account) and browse with TOR to have TOR over OpenVPN over OpenVPN. Probably it does not add a significant security layer if compared with TOR over OpenVPN, but you are totally free to do it. You can run a VM attached via NAT to the host, connect the host machine to VPN server 1, and connect the VM to VPN server 2. Then, by browsing with TOR in the VM, the traffic of that browser will be over TOR over VPN server 2 over VPN server 1. The performance hit will be massive. Kind regards
  11. Hello! Thank you very much. There's probably a bug in Eddie, it will be fixed in the next release. Kind regards
  12. Hello! In your system, does /dev/net/tun exist? Kind regards i'm not yet an linuxpro, but it exists (even though it says this file has 0 bytes). Hello! This question is @wer too. Can you please send us the output of the command (issued from a shell): cat /dev/net/tunwhile your system is not connected to the VPN, and while it is (via network-manager)? Kind regards
  13. Good deal! Follow-up question #1: What if I only need port-forwarding for one computer? Must I still connect each device to a different VPN server? If not, is there a tutorial for setting up two devices to use the same server? Hello! Yes. Yes, you will need two accounts for up to 6 simultaneous connections. Kind regards
  14. Hello, it is explicitly forbidden for security reasons. Kind regards
  15. Hello! Yes. Please proceed to reset your password and use a password with no more than 30 characters and with characters only included in the range [a-z], [A-Z] and [0-9]. Also make sure that you enter your username (and not the associated e-mail address). Kind regards
  16. Hello! In your system, does /dev/net/tun exist? Kind regards
  17. Hello! You can use the very same account. Each account can connect from up to three devices simultaneously. Just make sure that each machine connects to a different VPN server in order to avoid conflicts. If you don't need port forwarding, you can even connect multiple devices to the same VPN server, but in this case you must make sure to connect each device to a different port or protocol of the same server (for example, MacMini to port 443 UDP and MacBook to port 80 UDP). If you need port forwarding, on the contrary, you must connect each computer to a different VPN server. Kind regards
  18. Hello! You must connect different devices to different VPN servers. If you don't mind about port forwarding, then you can also connect different devices to the same server on DIFFERENT ports and/or with different protocols. Kind regards
  19. Hello! You can also find the entry-IP address of a VPN server with an undocumented feature, by resolving .airvpn.org, for example: ~$ nslookup acrux.airvpn.org Server: 10.4.0.1 Address: 10.4.0.1#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: acrux.airvpn.org Address: 37.48.81.12 Kind regards
  20. Hello! Some options: 1) press CRTL-C in the terminal where OpenVPN is running 2) kill gracefully OpenVPN from another terminal (as root): "killall openvpn" or detect the OpenVPN PID and kill it Kind regards
  21. Hello, as far as we know OpenVPN is not available for Windows RT, we're sorry. For any other problem please include the logs. Kind regards
  22. Hello! It seems a software crash and your system ask you to debug. Answer 'Not now' and restart. Does anyone else have this kind of crash? Kind regards
  23. Hello, those commands perform a total reset to TCP/IP stack and Winsock sockets catalog. After that a reboot is mandatory. Try a softer alternative, open a command prompt with administrator privileges and issue the command: ipconfig /renew Reboot is not required. Kind regards
  24. Hello! 'Cancel' command in connection phase is already implemented in 2.2 beta.System Tray Icon behavior will be optimized to standard conventions in the next beta release.Logs options to save to file (with a simple rotation solution) will be implemented in the next beta release.At the moment we renamed the 'Connected since' to 'Connection time'. What do you mean? You would like it to be more visible like the bandwidth speed?Commands for direct connection/disconnection from the tray area menu will be implemented in the next beta release.Hanging / disconnecting & reconnecting: This is more complex, we need investigation. Have you checked the 'Switch DHCP to Static' option? This option cause some synchronization problem from AirVPN client versus Windows Network detection/availability. Kind regards
  25. Fixed, sorry an issue in deployment script. Please re-download. What version of OSX you have?
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