I had issues with uploading an NPM package to npm.com. Turns out, solution is to use a USA vpn. So I cloned this package, built it, installed it, enabled and started the service and this is the output:
● windscribe.service - Windscribe VPN CLI Service
Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/windscribe.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2021-02-15 20:02:43 CET; 6min ago
Main PID: 67067 (windscribe)
Tasks: 1 (limit: 9268)
Memory: 36.0M
CGroup: /system.slice/windscribe.service
└─67067 /usr/bin/windscribe start
All that is fine. As I continued to follow the README in the GH repo, I tried to log in using the following command:
windscribe login
I typed in my credidentials but it gave me the following error:
Error running "login"
I tried the same command with sudo, no avail. I went online to sign up to windscribe using same credidentials, they work so it is not a matter of incorrect username/password.
Hello.
I had issues with uploading an NPM package to npm.com. Turns out, solution is to use a USA vpn. So I cloned this package, built it, installed it, enabled and started the service and this is the output:
All that is fine. As I continued to follow the README in the GH repo, I tried to log in using the following command:
windscribe login
I typed in my credidentials but it gave me the following error:
Error running "login"
I tried the same command with sudo, no avail. I went online to sign up to windscribe using same credidentials, they work so it is not a matter of incorrect username/password.