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PIA: Port forwarding obtaining signature payload timeout #2048
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Hi there! I am not sure, I was going to say this VPN server probably doesn't support port forwarding... What server hostname/ip are you using, just to double check? If anyone else has the same issue, please chime in as well, thanks! |
Hey! Thanks for the response.
I have been using Vancouver to make the attempts, however I have cycled a few different servers in various regions (Venezuela, Mexico, Norway). Is there a preferred or recommended order of preference on these variables? like only use |
I have been dealing with the same issue for a while and here is the error I get:
I assume the token is actually being passed and the token isn't literal. here is my relevant options: (running the latest version) - VPN_TYPE=openvpn
- OPENVPN_PROCESS_USER=root
- VPN_SERVICE_PROVIDER=private internet access
- SERVER_REGIONS=CA Vancouver
- VPN_PORT_FORWARDING=on
- VPN_PORT_FORWARDING_PROVIDER=private internet access
- PRIVATE_INTERNET_ACCESS_OPENVPN_ENCRYPTION_PRESET=strong
- FIREWALL=on Hope some of this helps. Thank you for a great application. |
+1 with |
Nice find. One thing I noticed is that gluetun is trying to get the signature from the gateway, which makes sense according to PIA's comments here. Hopefully it's not a red herring. |
@MillsyBot your error was @anorth2 @ZulliB Your issue @ZulliB The curl command they have
Actually connects to PF_GATEWAY (see Anyway, I also changed code so it communicates with the public VPN server IP address instead of the local gateway for PIA, in image |
I pulled the image with the changes and it looks like it is getting "further" than before
From inside the container I attempted to use the host name and the original IP. Seems like the host name properly resolves the endpoint. Am I passing the wrong variables as |
Can you try pulling |
Almost there. I literally posted the log line, so is literally being output. Does the logging agent obfuscate the token? |
Hello!
First off: thanks for making such a cool product!
Now to business: I have been using PIA (sans port forwarding) for sometime and have really enjoyed it. I am attempting now to add the port forwarding feature for a current use case that I have. I believe that I have configured things properly, however it is quite possible that I missed something. Here are the relevant environment variables
And here are the logs that I am getting.
I have verified on a few locations that claim they support port forwarding, however the results are the same. I attempted to reach the 10.31.110.1 port 19999 from inside the gluetun container, and that was also a bust.
Thanks in advance for any help. Sorry if this one is too obvious!
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