VPN stopped working
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gonnoro last edited by
Developer 40.0.2306.0 VPN is working fine if you can somehow stop it from auto-updating.
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pigliacci last edited by
Developer 40.0.2306.0 VPN is working fine if you can somehow stop it from auto-updating.
Yes, this works. I uninstalled Opera to go back to 40.0.2301.0 and the VPN is working fine now.
To stop auto-updates, I changed the name of the executable file "opera_autoupdate.exe" located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera developer\40.0.2301.0 to "no_opera_autoupdate.exe."
Must just be a bug in the new beta, which is why Opera should have a way to disable auto-updates. They should add that along with the bug-fix.
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masterstarz last edited by
Following pigliacci's instructions worked for me. I was able to find the 40.0.2296.0 exe file here: https://www.opera.com/computer/thanks?partner=www&par=id%3D39772%26amp;location%3D412&gaprod=operadeveloper
Just make sure you have your internet disconnected before you start the install so it doesn't auto-update before you have a chance to change the operaautoupdate.exe filename.
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rajahornstein last edited by
Same issue for developer for Mac. Where could I find the previous version for Mac? What about autoupdate?
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qaz147852369 last edited by
rajahornstein
all versions Opera developer:
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masterstarz last edited by
For Macs, you can find the autoupdate file that you need to modify by
right clicking on Opera Developer App -> show package contents -> Contents -> MacOS
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horadrim4o last edited by
why they always have to trash the VPN? this is the ONLY reason I use opera.
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123kikiki last edited by
I can't change the name of the autoupdate exe without corrupting the application..sorry, noob here
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rivercityopera last edited by
I can't change the name of the autoupdate exe without corrupting the application..sorry, noob here
I have this issue (Mac OS X version). On startup, Opera throws an error message that says the application is damaged and should be moved to the trash.
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l33t4opera last edited by
Hi all, it's known issue: "VPN – there are some issues with service availability, so you’ll notice that there is never-ending ‘Connecting’ status displayed. Our developers are already working on it" - the source link.
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rivercityopera last edited by
Hi all, it's known issue: "VPN – there are some issues with service availability, so you’ll notice that there is never-ending ‘Connecting’ status displayed. Our developers are already working on it" - the source link.
Got it, and....it's back! Thanks so much!!
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acemcfee last edited by
Thanks Opera team - VPN now connects. Unfortunately "unauthorized access" issue remains.
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dmresource last edited by
Looks like the issue could be back again
Version: 42.0.2372.0
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horadrim4o last edited by
Please fix the VPN ....... again.
Version: 42.0.2372.0
Update stream: developer
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horadrim4o last edited by
it's not working on
Version: 42.0.2374.0
Update stream: developer
System: Windows 7 64-bit (WoW64)as well.
it's constantly connecting/disconnecting and because of that every click takes minutes.
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horadrim4o last edited by
When I run Opera, if I go and clear the history (all but saved passwords) - this will switch off the vpn, then I switch the vpn on (it takes some time) and it doesn't drop, it's stable. This is until I close Opera. After I close and run again I need to do the same thing to make it work otherwise it's flashing blue/amber and takes more than a minute to open a page.
Please fix.
why you always have to break the vpn with every new build?