Completely remove openpyn, to re-install (Raspberry Pi 3B+)

[waleedqq]

After flashing and installing Raspian from scratch I followed these steps, exactly:

• Install dependencies sudo apt install openvpn unzip wget python3-setuptools python3-pip psmisc
• Install python wheel, required for openpyn install sudo python3 -m pip install wheel --upgrade
• Install openpyn: sudo python3 -m pip install openpyn --upgrade
• Execute the openpyn initialization. This will request your NordVPN credentials, download the ovpn configfiles and install a systemd service): sudo openpyn --init
• Enable the system service to start on boot: sudo systemctl enable openpyn
• Start the VPN: sudo systemctl start openpyn

The VPN was working, and I just set and forgot it. I have come back after doing some other work around building a media server to find the VPN stopped working on boot and is refused to start even after using the sudo systemctl start openpyn command. I have done too much up my Pi to re-flash a fresh copy so hoping to remove openpyn and re-install.

[jotyGill]

Hi, uninstall it using, sudo pip3 uninstall openpyn if for some reason it doesn't fully uninstall find where it is installed on your OS with. python3 -c "import site; print(site.getsitepackages())" that would tell you python package locations. it would probably be something like /usr/local/lib/python3.5/site-packages/ you can delete openpyn folder there as well the /usr/local/bin/openpyn

To install, sudo python3 -m pip install openpyn -U