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Hi, I'm using Bluetit to connect to AirVPN, but sometimes it doesn't work. This is the Output for journalctl -u bluetit.service: Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus systemd[1]: Starting AirVPN Bluetit Daemon... Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1290]: Starting Bluetit - AirVPN WireGuard/OpenVPN3 Service 2.0.0 - 22 July 2025 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1290]: OpenVPN core 3.12 AirVPN (20250606) linux x86_64 64-bit Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1290]: Copyright (C) 2012- OpenVPN Inc. All rights reserved. Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1290]: SSL Library: OpenSSL 3.6.4 25 Aug 2026 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1290]: AirVPN WireGuard Client 2.0.0 Linux x86_64 64-bit Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Bluetit daemon started with PID 1292 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Reading run control directives from file /etc/airvpn/bluetit.rc Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus systemd[1]: Started AirVPN Bluetit Daemon. Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Network check mode is gateway Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Creating AirVPN Boot server list Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Added server http://63.33.78.166 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Added server http://54.93.175.114 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Added server http://82.196.3.205 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Added server http://63.33.116.50 Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Added server http://[2a03:b0c0:0:1010::9b:c001] Okt 01 13:21:30 colossus bluetit[1292]: Added server h

Dear Sir/Madam, Recently, I have been using the Linux version of Eddie, but I found that there is no server available to use. Could you please help with this? Is this a known issue? Thank you! BO

I apologize if this is the incorrect forum for asking this question. Am I allowed to connect from more than one place at a time? e.g. Connecting from my university's WiFi network through my laptop while at the same time having a connection open from my home PC.

Attached are my system report and log files generated by the Eddie client. I have been using an older macbook for years running severly outdated OS and Eddie software. MacOS: 10.9.5 Eddie version: 2.16.3 This was the last version I was able to get to work on a consistent basis. As of today I no longer populate a server list when attempting to connect. I am unable to launch the newest version of Eddie (26) after installing. It simply does not open. Same issue persists in version 24. I am able to launch versions 18-20, however no servers appear as well, and opening the preference pane crashes the application. Any help would be appreciated; I'm sure my severly outdated everything is the culprit but I am still naively hopeful for any solutions as the service was working for me as recently as 24 hours ago. Eddie_20260930_114122.txt eddiereport.txt

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AirVPN has decent IPv6 support (certainly the best I've seen from VPN providers). However, they still use NAT66 on the server side, and configure tunnels with a single Unique Local Address (ULA) [fd00::/128]. This results in some weird behavior over native IPv6 (with Global Unicast Addresses (GUAs) [2000::/128] in the tunnel): - Clients don't know their real v6 address. - Most software prefers IPv6 GUA over IPv4 over IPv6 ULA, causing IPv4 to be used even if IPv6 is available. - NAT66 can cause some weird behavior as well. My question is why this design was chosen, other than that it mirrors the v4 side 1:1. Given that IPv6 isn't in short supply and it appears that most servers are given at least a /64 from their respective hoster (e. g. M247 and Netrouting B. V.), it should be possible to configure each tunnel with its own global address and skip NAT66. This would make v6 a proper first class citizen, and make the setup way more similar to a non-VPN IPv6 setup, which also uses GUAs everywhere. I can think of a couple of challenges implementing this, but nothing impossible to solve: - Deanonymizing users is potentially easier if they have their own distinct addresses (correlating traffic). But I think this should be easily solvable with OpenVPN by assigning a new v6 on each reconnect. - Wireguard is a bit more difficult as the tunnel IP is baked into the config: Sharing configs across servers wouldn't be possible, and the address would be static. However, Eddie could just reg

Hello everyone! I recently learned about the airvpn. What i like is the tools are all opensource, aligns with my ethos. I even used ipleak back in the day to check my ip info as well. Later i found out that it was made by air's team as well. What truly surprised me is the availability of a forum. It's quite rare and i like it. The website reminds me of archlinux, simple and functional not following every UI/UX trends. I don't have a active plan right now as i joined-in today. Missed the deal by a day, oh well. I am using linux, and earlier with another vpn service i used to get the openvpn files and set it up inside the kde plasma network-manager then setup a firewall rule as kill switch. Is eddie gui a better way to connect to airvpn on archlinux, instead of the above method?

Hello, I am trying to set up a Jellyfin server for remote access through the VPN to be available outside my local network. Jellyfin is reachable from the Internet through my normal public IP and router port forwarding (tested from my phone using mobile network). With Eddie running and AirVPN connected, the forwarded connection times out. pktmon shows the incoming TCP SYN reaching the VPN interface at 10.184.203.83:8096, but no SYN-ACK is returned. Jellyfin is listening on 0.0.0.0:8096, and Windows Firewall has an inbound TCP/8096 allow rule. I have a Plex media server and qBittorrent running correctly with forwarded ports through AirVPN, but the Jellyfin port is never open and always times out. I set up Jellyfin the same way I did for Plex and qBittorrent, with the applications and the Eddie client running on the same machine, and everything goes through the VPN with network lock. Plex has the 32400 local port, and a randomly assigned external port from AirVPN, it shows as open, and I can access Plex outside of my local network. Jellyfin however, does not work through the VPN despite the same port forwarding set up (8096 local port, random external port). Jellyfin settings match with AirVPN settings, the local port is 8096, and the "public HTTP port number" setting in Jellyfin is set to the same external port in my client area. Any suggestions? Thank you so much in advance

Hello, I just opened my AirVPN account yesterday and can't seem to get any connections because the program hangs when checking IPv4. I am using a bulk wifi service provided by whitesky. I've tried other suggestions I've seen on the forum, such as switching from automatic to strictly a TCP protocol, but even when I am able to complete a connection there is no internet access. I have tried: Changing ports (443, 53), which did not stop it from hanging Changing protocol to TCP, which allowed a connection but no internet Stopping safety checks, which allowed a connection but no internet Changing network preferences from [IPv4, IPv6] to [IPv6, IPv4], to just IPv6, which did not stop it from hanging I can't seem to find a working solution online, but I was able to make a connection just fine last night. I also tried connecting through mullvad, which was able to connect but was similarly unable to access the internet. I fear it may be out of my control and up to the whims of my network manager. My logs are below. . 2026.09.27 16:42:16 - Eddie version: 2.26.2 / windows_x64, System: Windows, Name: Windows 10 Pro, Version: 10.0.26200.0, Framework: v4.0.30319 . 2026.09.27 16:42:16 - Command line arguments (1): path="home" . 2026.09.27 16:42:16 - Privileged tools run from: install directory (secure, no staging) . 2026.09.27 16:42:16 - Runtime directory: C:\ProgramData\Eddie-VPN\run\service . 2026.09.27 16:42:16 - Collect network information . 2026.09.27 16:42:16 - Reading options from C:\

I recently watched NetworkChuck’s video discussing what a VPN actually hides and, in particular, the idea that using a VPN shifts trust from the ISP to the VPN provider. I use AirVPN, so rather than treating that as a theoretical discussion, I decided to test my own setup and document what I could actually verify. The result turned into a fairly extensive lab exercise and eventually a short technical paper. My test environment was an Ubuntu VM using a manually configured AirVPN WireGuard connection rather than Eddie. I inspected Linux policy routing, captured traffic on both the physical and WireGuard interfaces, tested DNS behaviour, deliberately attempted IPv4 and IPv6 bypasses, forced applications to use the physical interface, tested hard-coded external DNS, stopped the VPN to test failure behaviour, and finally rebooted the VM to verify firewall ordering and persistence. One of the most useful findings actually had nothing to do with an AirVPN failure. My own custom nftables kill switch was broken. I had created a persistent nftables ruleset, but it used interface references that required the airvpn interface to exist when the firewall loaded. At boot, nftables started before WireGuard created that interface, so the firewall service failed. When I stopped WireGuard during testing, the VM silently fell back to its normal VMware NAT route and regained direct Internet access. That was a good reminder that having a security configuration present is not the same as demonstrat

Hi I tried to add my public IP to Eddie's routing rule screen so that I can access my public facing jellyfin server while connected to the VPN (my server geo blocks - as soon as I hit it through the VPN, everything is rejected). I am running Eddie on Windows 11. My gateway is 10.0.0.1. Let's say my public IP is 69.69.69.69. My LAN IP is 10.0.0.163. I added my IP (no range) and selected "Outside the VPN tunnel". My server still blocks my traffic. So I run a tracert and see that my traffic is hopping its way back from the VPN server in the country I am connected to. I run "route print 69.69.69.69" =========================================================================== Interface List 31...........................Eddie Tunnel 27...00 11 22 33 44 55 ......Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter 5...66 77 88 99 00 aa ......Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I219-LM 1...........................Software Loopback Interface 1 =========================================================================== IPv4 Route Table =========================================================================== Active Routes: Network Destination Netmask Gateway Interface Metric 69.69.69.69 255.255.255.255 192.168.0.254 10.0.0.163 35 =========================================================================== Persistent Routes: None Eddie has inserted a rule, but the gateway is wrong. I change my routing table "route CHANGE 69.69.69.69 MASK 255.255.255.255 10.0.0.1 metric 35 if 5" ===============================

Hello! Is anyone from Air familiar with these speakers or attending? https://www.eff.org/event/made-italy-digital-surveillance-and-spyware or https://dig-awards.org/en/events/italia-mercato-spyware/ Seems like an interesting event! Longtime subscriber & supporter of EFF. Would love to hear any feedback or thoughts from Staff and/or attendees. Thanks!