Remove killswitch without terminal on linu

Hello

there is any way to remove killswitch on linux without access to the shell?

Is a raspberry with no access to it by ssh because killswitch or something else is blocking the connection.

How can i fix it without reinstalling everything

Thanks

Killswitch only kills your connection if the VPN happens to have dropped. It doesn’t inherently block SSH so your issue is VPN dropping suddenly not SSH being blocked by the killswitch.

In terms of ways to connect to your PI, a HDMI cable to a monitor and a keyboard in the USB port of the PI would be easiest.

As soon as you get on, first thing I would check is your configuration and what is causing your VPN to continuously suddenly drop as otherwise leaving killswitch on will just become inherently annoying for you

Im not really Happy about this because i Need tò move a lot of stuff. But of Is the only solution i Need to Say again thanks to nordvpn

If they’re on the VPN assuming it’s installed correctly, could they not just theoretically connect via meshnet to it using

nordvpn set meshnet on

Followed by

nordvpn meshnet peer list

To see their nord name

And then connect to their PI on Windows using

ssh @-.nord

And their local password

Thanks a lot… nordvpn works always good on linux (sarcastic) i can’t wait for my subscription to expire and move to surfshark

Even with the first correction after a reboot nothing will work again … why they are always bugged?

Again, as you said with your suggestions, it’s more so something for when they’re reconnected. Unfortunately, in this case, neither of our sugguestions are really helpful until OP confirms they can reconnect using a HDMI and keyboard :slightly_smiling_face:

i think is the only way to connect a keyboard, i was searching for a config file to change because i can remove the sd but i didn’t find nothing

Aniway thanks a lot

Settings file is in /var/lib/nordvpn/setting.dat. Remove that will default.
I have virtualbox ubuntu just so I can access linux filesystems and fix things.