If I start AnonSurf it works perfectly. After I’m done using it, I click on “Stop AnonSurf”, but I get no internet connection. After I click “check IP”, the terminal opens, closes and I get a notification "My IP: " with the IP part empty.
What version of Parrot are you running? (include version, edition, and architecture)
4.1 SECURITY x86_64
What method did you use to install Parrot? (Debian Standard / Debian GTK / parrot-experimental)
Debian standard
Configured to multiboot with other systems? (yes / no)
no, ParrotSec only If there are any similar issues or solutions, link to them below:
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So do you have an internet connection before you start anonsurf and then it breaks when you stop it?
or
Do you only ever have an internet connection when you use anonsurf?
And are there any errors in the console like ‘file not found’ or anything?
at first, so, that was before I started AnonSurf for the first time, the internet was working. But after that, when I turned it off, it said that there was some problem with resetting IP and/or MAC, I was confused, so I restarted, which didn’t fix it. Now I have no internet connection unless I run AnonSurf start.
When Anonsurf is stopped it doesn’t restore previous Parrot settings. Right now I get errors when not connected such as Name or service not known via terminal.
I need to restore everything back before running anonsurf for the first time. Did the dns settings get changed? What else could have changed and how to restore everything back?
If you can start anonsurf without error, i cant understand what you did to fail the stop.
If you have furher problem, please send me a screenshot of the anonsurf start and anonsurf stop
I did the steps as instructed.
I’m still experiencing the issue. I looked at the resolv.conf file, it seems that the IPV6 address there is incomplete.
I have compared with another computer with Parrot where I never ran anonsurf I see a more complete address in the resolv.conf file.
I’m got internet now after I restarted the computer, but it behaves weird. When I’m connected to a network that uses a proxy, it fails to work. I can’t even ping. ping: www.google.com: Temporary failure in name resolution.
There seems to be other things that were modified and not restored.
When running anonsurf stop, I didn’t see issues in the log.
Is there a way to restore all settings as if I installed Parrot for the first time? I have ran into the same issue before and was only resolved after reinstalling the OS. I really don’t won’t to do that because I have already installed many applications, Nvidia driver, etc…
Thank you so much I think we are narrowing down on the issue.
This gave me is not a symbolic link to /etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf
I rebooted but it didn’t work.
I went into another laptop and copied from there the resolv.conf info.
I create a new resolv.conf file
I added the domain address
also the two nameserver address
Cheers, I got internet in the network with the proxy where I had issues. I was able to connect and browser any website. I was also able to ping.
Now, the issue is when I switched to an external open network, I have no connection. Therefore DNS configuration don’t automatically update correctly when i switched networks.
I will try this dpkg-reconfigure resolvconf and reboot and let you know.
I’m sorry but I’m new to Parrot and I run in the same issue like the other guys. If I stop Anonsurf by ‘anonsurf stop’ a damaged resolv.conf remains on the system. Copying the .bak-file or using dpkg-reconfigure solves the problem, but shouldn’t the script work without this ‘tricks’? Just start anonsurf, browse the web, stop anonsurf and continue surfing?