Fine. Would you please add [Solved] to the subject line of your first post, just in case others seeking for a similar clue.
Thanks
Fine. Would you please add [Solved] to the subject line of your first post, just in case others seeking for a similar clue.
Yes you can use Wireguard ofcourse, but if you want to use their client, follow the instructions that fehlix wrote in this thread. Works like a charm.
Hi there,fehlix wrote: ↑Thu Sep 27, 2018 12:53 pm
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/opt/MullvadVPN/resources/mullvad-daemon -v --disable-stdout-timestamps
we can prepare this later...
Please try the attached init-script for Mullvad VPN.
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sudo tar -C / -xvzf mullvad-daemon.init.tgz
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sudo update-rc.d mullvad-daemon defaults
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sudo service mullvad-daemon start
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sudo service mullvad-daemon status
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ln -s '/opt/Mullvad VPN' /opt/MullvadVPN
Followed these steps and all worked perfectly!fehlix wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2019 12:24 pm Check status:Code: Select all
sudo service mullvad-daemon status
Yes, I've implemented this, also.fehlix wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2019 12:24 pm Note: Actually I leave now the original install directory within '/opt/Mullvad VPN'
and to avoid "space" issue within the path I add an additional symlink like thisCode: Select all
ln -s '/opt/Mullvad VPN' /opt/MullvadVPN
Meanwhile you can install Mullvad VPN this way:
I haven't find any solution online like "apt-get install -f". I've reinstalled MX in the end to remove it and contacted Mullvad support but they didn't find a solution to this issue. Is any chance to be a fixed from the OS itself?