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[bodekbp]

In the VPN manager I can already connect to the server, the earth seems green, but in the system network settings (main menu) you can see that no connection is set up and the DNS address (currently 192.168.1.1) has been deleted.
But after this I have the problem to reset the basic settings.
When I turn off OpenVPN to re-enter the DNS address in the main network settings and after I press OK then a green screen came up.
There is something about too many drawings in the resolv.conf file

Then I connected to box through FTP client and in \etc found this file but it was as resolv.config.LNK.
I deleted them, disabled Autostart OpenVPN in the VPNManager and restarted the box.
Only then could I enter DNS on 192.168.1.1 in the home network settings and internet came back.
The problem is probably in the DNS address, but what exactly?
Anyone help?
My network is:
Box (IP is static)——>Router (Gateway 192.168.1.1)———>Internet Provider

[antrabe]

its possible to install vpn manager?

[antrabe]

In the VPN manager I can already connect to the server, the earth seems green, but in the system network settings (main menu) you can see that no connection is set up and the DNS address (currently 192.168.1.1) has been deleted.
But after this I have the problem to reset the basic settings.
When I turn off OpenVPN to re-enter the DNS address in the main network settings and after I press OK then a green screen came up.
There is something about too many drawings in the resolv.conf file

Then I connected to box through FTP client and in \etc found this file but it was as resolv.config.LNK.
I deleted them, disabled Autostart OpenVPN in the VPNManager and restarted the box.
Only then could I enter DNS on 192.168.1.1 in the home network settings and internet came back.
The problem is probably in the DNS address, but what exactly?
Anyone help?
My network is:
Box (IP is static)——>Router (Gateway 192.168.1.1)———>Internet Provider

somebody knows happen the same to me green sceen when try  to put the dns

[antrabe]

No works anyway 

[antrabe]

Hi,

 

VPNManager is better than VPN Config Changer because VPN Config Changer didn't regard a possible dns leak (VPNManager did this).

and VPNManager works with pli but it exists a problem with it with the /etc/resolv.conf

you can solve that (it's only a workarround) if you edit the /etc/resolv.conf so that they looks as following;

# Generated by resolvconf
nameserver 103.86.96.100
nameserver 103.86.99.100

and then you must forbid that this file is possible to overwrite with the following telnet command;

chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf

then it works without problems in pli too (i use it on pli-7.2 and in pli-8.0-rc)

and it's best before install the VPNManager plugin first to install the other packages which the plugin needs especially the package openresolv.

 

for users who want to test it i attach the plugin here to download.

 

 

regards

Pike

works thanks

[antrabe]

the only thing its cant write over the folder media/hdd

Edited by antrabe, 6 September 2022 - 19:04.

[antrabe]

the only thing its cant write over the folder media/hdd

password issue solved and working

[Miguel]

The file that Pike_Bishop shared above is the correct one for OpenPli 8.2 (Octagon) ?
The DNS leak on  VPN Config Changer was never solved?

[Pike_Bishop]

 

 

The file that Pike_Bishop shared above is the correct one for OpenPli 8.2 (Octagon) ?

yes.

 

 

 

The DNS leak on  VPN Config Changer was never solved?

no, vpnmanager is more or less the successor of vpn config changer.

 

 

regards

Pike

[antrabe]

could be solved to run last version of vpn manager.

[antrabe]

its possible to get works this plugin on last openpli 8.3 somehtin related to the ip config not works enigma2-plugin-extensions-wireguard-vpn_1.5_all

Edited by antrabe, 28 October 2022 - 16:27.