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Legacy protonvpn-cli: ProtonVPN Command-Line Tool for Linux and macOS. This has been superseded by https://github.com/ProtonVPN/protonvpn-cli-ng
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configuration changed #190

Closed zkzkzk2015 closed 5 years ago

zkzkzk2015 commented 5 years ago

I tried to connect to US server and UK server and it is working, but i am getting following info: _Configuration changed (of linux-udp-qhqQPwjLZU-Uzx2oXLq5Bl3eS-gjhYm7mxO5rCBzGMa7oLhNMfshPmpP9QWj7......) I am using ubuntu 18.04 LTS and protonvpn command-line tool 1.1.2

xilopaint commented 5 years ago

Please, post the entire log.

zkzkzk2015 commented 5 years ago

Where do I find logs?

xilopaint commented 5 years ago

Where do I find logs?

Run sudo PROTONVPN_CLI_LOG=true pvpn -f.

How did you find that message if it was not in the logs? That was not a custom error message of the CLI.

zkzkzk2015 commented 5 years ago

a) sudo PROTONVPN_CLI_LOG=true pvpn -f does connect me to a US server, but it does not create a log file. b) message appears right after I type pvpn -c, right before I can choose between all the different servers.

xilopaint commented 5 years ago

a) sudo PROTONVPN_CLI_LOG=true pvpn -f does connect me to a US server, but it does not create a log file.

Weird. It should output the path of the log file.

b) message appears right after I type pvpn -c, right before I can choose between all the different servers.

So you can only see it for a second or so? I'm not aware of such message. Sorry.

zkzkzk2015 commented 5 years ago

Yeah it shows up in the console, not in the logs. (logs are supposed to be created in my home directory, but it does not).

xilopaint commented 5 years ago

(logs are supposed to be created in my home directory, but it does not)

They are created in a .protonvpn-cli folder in your home directory.

zkzkzk2015 commented 5 years ago

Okay, I am really sorry. My bad. I had to be root to enter .protonvpn-cli even it is in my home folder. logs only show data from today (problem occured two days ago), so it probably does not make sense to post it, I guess.

xilopaint commented 5 years ago

logs only show data from today (problem occured two days ago), so it probably does not make sense to post it, I guess.

The log file shows data from your last attempt to connect to ProtonVPN.

zkzkzk2015 commented 5 years ago

Thank you. I am closing this thread.