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[Enhancement] How should client react to server maintenance? #81

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Mitchellpkt opened this issue Dec 28, 2019 · 4 comments
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[Enhancement] How should client react to server maintenance? #81

Mitchellpkt opened this issue Dec 28, 2019 · 4 comments
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Mitchellpkt commented Dec 28, 2019

I use MacOS v1.5.3, but the following probably applies to other versions.

When the server I was connected to switched to maintenance mode, I didn't have any notice besides my internet connection dying. Since the ProtonVPN icon in my status bar was showing the successful connection checkmark, it took me a few minutes of troubleshooting before I manually checked the server status and identified the issue.

Wondering about different ways to handle this:

  • Stay connected to server with no connection (current experience)
  • Pop a warning to notify the user
  • Automatically reconnect to another server

If in "quick connect" mode, switching to another server would probably be fine. I use 5 specific servers, so in my case a warning would be more helpful. (however, I'm probably the edge case)

Thoughts?

@Mitchellpkt Mitchellpkt added the enhancement New feature or request label Dec 28, 2019
@Mitchellpkt Mitchellpkt changed the title [Enhancement] How should client react to server maintenane? [Enhancement] How should client react to server maintenance? Dec 28, 2019
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ProtonVPN-CLI currently has no background service, so it can't display warnings, nor reconnect automatically. A background service is planned, as documented in #28 .

I use MacOS v1.5.3

Also, just saying, macOS isn't officially supported.

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Oops, I was linked to the package from protonvpn.com, so I assumed it was official software. Nevermind. :- )

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It is official. It just doesn't support macOS, but only Linux.

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Rafficer commented Jan 4, 2020

Closing as this will be implemented with 28.

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