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@Privacy-freedom
Just to be clear:
Are you trying to install the OpenVPN server or the OpenVPN client on your phone? -
@Vlad-Nirky client I downloaded the openvpn config from ivpn and imported it with nmcli but I had to manually input the ca cert and tsl cert
Its working 100% perfect on WiFi but when I go on 4g it connects to the VPN but I get no internet
I'm on ubuntu touch version 24.04.1.3
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client I downloaded the openvpn config from ivpn and imported it with nmcli but I had to manually input the ca cert and tsl cert
Its working 100% perfect on WiFi but when I go on 4g it connects to the VPN but I get no internet
I'm on ubuntu touch version 24.04.1.3
Perhaps could you try to reduce the MTU packet size?
nmcli connection modify "Your_VPN" +vpn.data "mssfix=1300" -
@Privacy-freedom
Another possibility is to disable IPV6
nmcli connection modify "Your_VPN" ipv6.method ignore -
@Vlad-Nirky will try this
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@Vlad-Nirky sadly non of those commands fixed it
Pretty weird that openvpn works on WiFi but not mobile data
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@Privacy-freedom
Last chance, force the openvpn
nmcli connection modify "Your_VPN" ipv4.never-default no
nmcli connection modify "Your_VPN" ipv6.never-default no -
@Privacy-freedom
Did you tried a ping of an IP address or a domain name? -
@Vlad-Nirky tried to ping google now i just get Temporary failure in name resolution
those commands did not fix it also
mby its s bug with openvpn on ut -
@Privacy-freedom
I was wondering if you could ping 8.8.8.8 instead of www.google.com
More likely a block by the ISP -
when i run ping 8.8.8.8 i get
PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data
when i dissable vpn on 4g i get much more output when i pingnever heard of isp/carriers blocking vpns where i live might try a config with port 443 then port 443 i heard can often get around vpn blocks
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@Vlad-Nirky tried a new config with TCP at port 443 same issue
I'm pretty sure my mobile data carrier doesn't block VPNs. On my old Android phone I used OpenVPN 24/7 when I was on 4G before I switched to using Ubuntu Touch as my daily driver.
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