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Hi,

 

I am using Eddie portable on Raspberry pi, which is configured to start on system boot (in background) with -cli and netlock parameters. My question is how to stop Eddie, I am also using netlock, by killing the process my network is still locked. This is what I have so far:

 

sudo pkill -f -SIGINT openvpn

sudo pkill -f -SIGINT airvpn

 

Please advice.

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Try SIGTERM instead of SIGINT.

 

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sudo pkill -f -SIGTERM airvpn

 

Doesn't work also, it is not even disconnected from VPN server.

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I think that process name is "openvpn", so I tested with both signals from previous posts and it doesn't work. Sometimes the process is restarted under some different process id.

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I manage to solve it. Solution doesn't look very pretty but it is working. So first I am brutally killing airvpn and openvpn processes, then I am flushing iptables and at the end restarting network interface.

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