Closed Dylan-86 closed 2 years ago
So, maybe I should also document this better. Running nordvpnd-killer.sh
doesn't automatically unlock your system. You have to run it, and drop a file asking it to kill the service. That script is meant to be a long-running process which can accommodate your need to unlock yourself at any time. So, run it as root
with sudo
or install it as a service and run that, and then ask it to kill the nordvpn daemon for you:
touch /tmp/nordvpnd-killer.ask
Updated the default to 2 hours.
Hi, As to my direct experience, the connection on my end typically drops after 2 hours 30 minutes, give or take 15 minutes.
For this, I've set the timer to 2 hours and I would recommend this as a default value.
Note that the fist time that my connection stopped working I've tried to run nordvpnd-killer.sh but it didn't solve the situation. I had to reboot anyway.
Thanks, D