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expressVPN was working but now it's not
Started by theyikes, Yesterday, 18:23
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Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #41
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Posted Today, 00:24
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Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #42
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Posted Today, 00:31
ok i think this is right from a telnet client i entered
date MMDDhhmm[[CC]YY][.ss]
it appears to have worked in so much as the date and time are now correct
Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #43
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Posted Today, 00:35
ok we've made some progress. now when i run
openvpn --config /etc/openvpn/client.conf
it connects to my vpn fine ........ but again it only runs for as long as i keep the konsole window open. I'm truely sorry if I'm wrecking your head but you're my last resort!!!
Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #44
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WanWizard you truely are a genius!!!! I did exactly what you said and i finally have it up and running. You rock WanWizard!!!! Thank you a million times!!!
Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #45
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Posted Today, 00:44
for the record, renaming the ovpn file to .conf seems to have done the trick. Then running openvpn --config /etc/openvpn/client.conf finished it off nicely. I'm only post this comment in case someone else get's suck. Once again WanWizard Cheers. Next time you're in ireland I'll buy you a few pints or spirits depending on what tickles your fancy!
Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #46
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Posted Today, 01:15
You're welcome. It might not be a bad idea to accept .opvn extensions too, given the fact they are very common amongst VPN providers.
And Ireland is on my bucket list, it is not too far away, just a short hop over the North Channel...
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Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #47
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Posted Today, 01:25
i live in the county of Galway. It's a small city but it's full of culture and heritage. Hand on heart i'll buy you a few drinks. Out of curiosity how did you become as learned in openpli? It's blatantly obvious you know your stuff. I'm still playing with bash scripting, it's a fun past time.
Re: expressVPN was working but now it's not #48
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Posted Today, 01:39
I'll make a mental note of that 
. I'm in the south-west of Scotland.
Part of it is simply old age, I started when punch cards were the norm. I'm using linux since 1997, and part of the PLi team since 2006. So you pick some things up along the way.
I'm not a real PLi developer, I don't really like Python, and I haven't written any serious C since 1992. Put I am fluent in some other languages, and I read code very well 
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Currently in use: VU+ Duo 4K (2xFBC S2), VU+ Solo 4K (1xFBC S2), uClan Usytm 4K Ultimate (S2+T2), Octagon SF8008 (S2+T2), Zgemma H9.2H (S2+T2)
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