Open wellloaded opened 3 weeks ago
Absolutely, this should be added. I've opened a ticket on our board.
In the meantime, you can remove the customOvpnAuths=...
line from ~/.config/Windscribe/Windscribe2.conf
Absolutely, this should be added. I've opened a ticket on our board.
In the meantime, you can remove the
customOvpnAuths=...
line from ~/.config/Windscribe/Windscribe2.conf
where do I find the Windscribe2.conf on windows?
I'm sorry, I'm not sure why I assumed Linux. On Windows, it's stored in the registry at Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Windscribe\Windscribe2
. You can remove the customOvpnAuths
key.
Hum I don't appear to have the customOvpnAuths key , perhaps I should have mentioned that my custom connection is wireguard.
I'm not sure I understand. Custom WG connections do not prompt for credentials and do not save anything.
I think you are right.... I was initially using OpenVPN (like 6 months ago) I since switched to wireguard. The reason of this odd question of mine is that my VPN provider has merged into a new brand, and we got ask to log in with the new credentials. I suppose your point is very valid, authentication as in username/password if ever is relevant to OpeVPN only.
Thanks for the clarification I did overlook at this one.
Thanks for confirming. We'll check back when we've fixed the original issue.
Very simple: once you provide the credential (e.g. custom OPVN/Wireguard conf file), we have the option to store (cache) the credentials. I don't see anywhere a function to remove/clear credentials.
If I can suggest; this would make sense being a right click option on the connection itself e.g. a menu with an option "clear cached credentials", so that this can be performed on a connection/configuration basis.
P.S. in the meantime, while this is considered, how do I remove this manually?
Thanks