David Myers

I've run into this problem in the past when using Twitter in a browser and I think it's due to Twitter blocking connections from certain cloud provider networks. But for...

@mikedizon I've never used Algo's ad blocking feature so that hasn't changed. I use Quad9 for DNS instead of Cloudflare, but that also hasn't changed as I've been using Quad9...

To change the secure DNS servers you use before you deploy, edit `config.cfg` and change `dnscrypt_servers`. On a deployed server edit `/etc/dnscrypt-proxy/dnscrypt-proxy.toml` and change `server_names`. At the moment I'm actually...

@iamvishnurajan It's starting to sound like the problem is with the Cloudflare DNS servers used by Algo by default, but that maybe the alternate Cloudflare servers with malware domain blocking...

Any chance you have Private Relay enabled (in iCloud settings in System Preferences)?

Make sure you're in the directory where you ran `./algo` when you run ``` ssh -F configs//ssh_config ```

I just deployed to Linode and was able to SSH in to the instance with no problem using the command Algo printed as part of the final "Congratulations!" message. ```screen...

If they're basing mining detection on who your server connects to then any of your VPN clients could be the cause of this issue.

I think you need to review the software on whatever client you're using to see if you can find an application that's behaving unexpectedly. If you deployed your AlgoVPN with...

I believe Algo configures the EC2 firewall to block ICMP, so you'll need to change that before you can testing pinging the public IP address outside of the VPN tunnel.