Open rodolfo-viana opened 5 years ago
Please, post the output of apt list resolvconf
and cat /etc/resolv.conf
Hi @xilopaint.
apt list -a resolvconf
(a
because it seems there is one additional version) returns:
Listing... Done
resolvconf/bionic-updates,bionic-updates,now 1.79ubuntu10.18.04.3 all [installed]
resolvconf/bionic,bionic 1.79ubuntu10 all
cat /etc/resolv.conf
returns:
# Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8)
# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
# 127.0.0.53 is the systemd-resolved stub resolver.
# run "systemd-resolve --status" to see details about the actual nameservers.
nameserver 127.0.0.53
search spo.virtua.com.br
Is this info helpful?
There's a weird info in your logs:
resolvconf: Error: Command not recognized
Usage: resolvconf (-d IFACE|-a IFACE|-u|--enable-updates|--disable-updates|--updates-are-enabled)
It sounds like a problem with DNS management. But I have the same resolvconf
version and it works fine for me. Have you tried to connect with openvpn directly using the config files?
I just wrote a line in my .bashrc
to connect when I ran my terminal. Something like echo "protonvpn-cli -c"
. And it would ask for my password, show the screen to select the server etc. It worked for some time and then suddenly just stopped working.
And nothing else.
I'm asking if you already tried to connect with a config file:
sudo openvpn <config_file.ovpn>
No, I did not. I just followed through this guide.
Please, download a config file and try ~sudo openvpn config <config_file.ovpn>
~
EDIT: Sorry, the right command is sudo openvpn <config_file.ovpn>
You can find a guide in the Option B on this page.
Hey @rodolfo-viana, have you tried the command in the above post?
I did try but got no successful response. So I decided to start activating it via Network Manager.
I did try but got no successful response. So I decided to start activating it via Network Manager.
It turns out I might have found the root cause of your issue. Your DNS resolver is systemd-resolved and your system might be lacking /sbin/resolvconf
what prevents /etc/resolv.conf
from being updated by /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf
. That's explained here.
You can confirm this by running cat /sbin/resolvconf
. If the file does not exist that's your problem. Is your system by any chance Ubuntu 18.04?
@rodolfo-viana could you close the issue if no longer interested in debugging it?
(Before posting this issue I read through closed and open issues to check if any reply would help me. No answer was helpful.)
I have been using ProtonVPN command-line tool for Linux for some weeks with no problem, but a couple of days ago I failed to connect. Since then I have been getting either
or the generic line
I checked IPv6 and it seems fine. I uninstalled and reinstalled ProtonVPN and the issue persists. I get this error when I choose
Y
and when I chooseN
when asked to decrease privilege...So I am not sure what is going on. Can you guys help me please?
Here is my
ifconfig
output:And here is a connection log file: connection_logs.txt