So I installed the toguard client on ubuntu to test out wireguard. It was a little faster, but I don't like the idea of having to rely on a client. Plus, port forwarding didn't seem to work for my dedicated IP.
There doesn't seem to be an easy way to uninstall it . dpkg -r torguard doesn't completely remove it. Somewhere it's still trying to run an executable in /opt/torguard after removal. And as an added bonus, it's now messed up my networking somehow so I can't use my openvpn client in network manager. It's able to connect no problem, but now the port forwarding doesn't work.
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So I installed the toguard client on ubuntu to test out wireguard. It was a little faster, but I don't like the idea of having to rely on a client. Plus, port forwarding didn't seem to work for my dedicated IP.
There doesn't seem to be an easy way to uninstall it . dpkg -r torguard doesn't completely remove it. Somewhere it's still trying to run an executable in /opt/torguard after removal. And as an added bonus, it's now messed up my networking somehow so I can't use my openvpn client in network manager. It's able to connect no problem, but now the port forwarding doesn't work.
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