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Step to reproduce

0. Download the RPM package from GitHub Actions on the official repository (Last build tested: 2.7~rc15)
1. Install the package with dnf install ./path/to/RPM/package (this is needed to ensure that all dependencies are installed)
2. Open Mozilla VPN Client
3. Configure Multi-Hops

Actual behavior

Mozilla VPN fails to connect to the servers configured in the multi-hops preference and return a "Server unavailable" error. I have tested multiple server permutations to be sure that it wasn't limited to only a specific set (or specific order) but it didn't look like it.

Expected behavior

Mozilla VPN successfully connects to the servers (enter and exit nodes) configured in multi-hops.

Additional informations

• strace log: https://gist.github.com/dannycolin/811e03f5b35875f1598b903245e825df
• systemd log: https://gist.github.com/dannycolin/5d6567aabfcbece8697f46c7a1e5dcf8

┆Issue is synchronized with this Jira Task

➤ Valentina Virlics commented:

This might have the same root cause as: https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/VPN-1748 ( https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/VPN-1748|smart-link ) Andrea Marchesini, could you confirm? Thanks!

➤ Andrea Marchesini commented:

I’m not sure yet.

I've done a fresh install of Fedora 35 (the default install with Gnome) and it now works. I seems like it must be related to a dependency issue or a system configuration that isn't present on (some) non-Gnome environment.

@oskirby any idea what dependency or configuration could be missing here? or if it could be the same underlaying issue than #1869?

Still doesn't work on Fedora 36 minimal install but does on Fedora Workstation (Gnome).

➤ Lesley Norton commented:

Closed during bug squashing. Stale.