Open nit27 opened 1 month ago
Also getting pretty frequent but random disconnects on Linux 6.10 and Mullvad 2024.3. Not sure if related but I've noticed a massive download speed decrease from previous versions (~250 mbps to ~50mbps).
I've tried switching wifi cards, switching to a wired connection, and tried the LTS kernel. Unfortunately none have resolved the issue.
Tunnel protocol: Wireguard
API Access:
I am also experiencing this. Maybe 1-2 times a day. I also experienced this in the past, same frequency I would say.
I have always thought these were simple network errors so I have never considered this a blocking issue.
Also getting pretty frequent but random disconnects on Linux 6.10 and Mullvad 2024.3. Not sure if related but I've noticed a massive download speed decrease from previous versions (~250 mbps to ~50mbps).
I've tried switching wifi cards, switching to a wired connection, and tried the LTS kernel. Unfortunately none have resolved the issue.
Tunnel protocol: Wireguard
* Port 443 * Obfuscation on * Quantum-resistant tunnel on * IP version auto * MTU default
API Access:
* Direct: on * Mullvad Bridges: on
Yeah I am facing with the downgrade of Internet speed. And btw there is also an issue with Homebrew
when use brew update
with MullvadVPN turned on.
I am also experiencing this. Maybe 1-2 times a day. I also experienced this in the past, same frequency I would say.
I have always thought these were simple network errors so I have never considered this a blocking issue.
I hope this is not because of APG issue 😅
I am also experiencing this. Maybe 1-2 times a day. I also experienced this in the past, same frequency I would say. I have always thought these were simple network errors so I have never considered this a blocking issue.
I hope this is not because of APG issue 😅
What is APG ? @nit27
@MrChocolatine ahh sorry fast typing. It's the fiber optic cable route: Asia Pacific Gateway (AAG). Also we have Asia – America Gateway (AAG) and so on. I hear there are some issues with the optic cable across the world currently, but not sure if they are fixed.
I've been getting a disconnect issue for like a week now.
Every 20 - 40 minutes it'll just disconnect and I'll have to reconnect or switch servers to gain internet back manually.
Manjaro Linux Gnome 46 - X11
Tried switching between auto / WireGuard / OpenVPN but they all act the same.
Its very odd!
I am not sure if I could continue to use MullVadVPN because this is the paid VPN and there were 5 days that there was still no reply from MullVad or their moderators!
Guys! I just found solution for this issue. I disable GUI app then run the app in CLI. I am not sure how to know when the connection is failed in terminal but at least I could fix the annoying issue.
Guys! I just found solution for this issue. I disable GUI app then run the app in CLI. I am not sure how to know when the connection is failed in terminal but at least I could fix the annoying issue.
Hey! I just tried this. I could swear it lasted longer than the GUI but it still failed for me until I reconnected :/ Will keep trying and see if its just less often :)
Edit: Had to reboot it twice via CLI since this post
Hello @d3kryption, sorry I was in the hurry. Let me tell you how I repoduced it
Disconnect Mullvad VPN with GUI:
From menubar, choose Mullvad VPN's icon, find Disconnect & Quit
Make use the app doesn't connect in the background: open Terminal, type: mullvad status -v
:
Disconnected
Your connection appears to be from: [YOUR LOCAL IP]
(you might need to kill the app in background also, but in my case, I didn't need to kill it)
If it's still running, try: mullvad disconnect
Now try to run the app only in CLI,
mullvad connect
to connect to a default configuration VPN.mullvad status
or mullvad status -v
to check if they established a VPN tunnel.Mullvad also has many interesting commands to manage the VPN settings. Read here
I feel that it's running in CLI is smoothier than GUI (of course), but lack of convenience in connection and tunnel managements with most of people.
Let me know if you have any better idea.
Hello @d3kryption, sorry I was in the hurry. Let me tell you how I repoduced it
Disconnect Mullvad VPN with GUI:
* From menubar, choose Mullvad VPN's icon, find **Disconnect & Quit** * Make use the app doesn't connect in the background: open Terminal, type: `mullvad status -v`:
Disconnected Your connection appears to be from: [YOUR LOCAL IP]
(you might need to kill the app in background also, but in my case, I didn't need to kill it)
* If it's still running, try: `mullvad disconnect`
Now try to run the app only in CLI,
* `mullvad connect` to connect to a default configuration VPN. * `mullvad status` or `mullvad status -v` to check if they established a VPN tunnel.
Mullvad also has many interesting commands to manage the VPN settings. Read here
I feel that it's running in CLI is smoothier than GUI (of course), but lack of convenience in connection and tunnel managements with most of people.
Let me know if you have any better idea.
Hey
Thanks for this!
but sadly its still an issue for me :(
Glad to see it helped you however!
@nit27
Hey!
Just an update, I've noticed for the past week mines just started working. Never having to disconnect (its so glorious haha)
Might be worth running any updates and checking again :)
@d3kryption oh great! Glad to hear good news from you. Unfortunately, it sometime still happens with the GUI version. Therefore, I will keep using mullvad CLI instead 😅
Is it a bug?
I have checked if others have reported this already
Current Behavior
After a few minutes connected to a server, MullvadVPN continuously disconnected then reconnected by itself. Sometimes, I need to turn off the VPN then manually reconnect. Very annoying since few weeks. I also see some people have the same issue posted on Reddit.
Expected Behavior
It should keep the connection stable.
Steps to Reproduce
Failure Logs
Operating system version
macOS 13.6.7
Mullvad VPN app version
2024.3
Additional Information
WireGuard
with default settingsDirect
: onMullVad Bridges
: off