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[Feature Request]: Show Local IP #11

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fakhamatia opened this issue Nov 14, 2019 · 7 comments
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[Feature Request]: Show Local IP #11

fakhamatia opened this issue Nov 14, 2019 · 7 comments

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fakhamatia commented Nov 14, 2019

Can you add an option to show local IP?
Like this Image but selective in the config and set the default to public or wich local.

Screenshot from 2019-11-14 11-36-30

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rostegg commented Nov 14, 2019

Done, now you can select:

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And it will be displayed:

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The issue will be closed after a new version appears on the site

@fakhamatia
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I don't want to be greedy, thank you.
But is it possible to add a clickable menu to see other options? like refresh, quite, local, public.
I used this plugin before but developing stoped.

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rostegg commented Nov 14, 2019

Well, this seems like a good idea, but most likely it will be implemented in a new gnome extension, because this extension was conceived as a minimalistic panel and nothing more.

As soon as I have more free time, I will create a new extension.

Feature, mentioned in #10 also would be implemented in new extension.

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fakhamatia commented Jan 10, 2020

When I use openconnect or Windscribe or Nordvpn its showing tun0 IP not interface IP.

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rostegg commented Jan 21, 2020

Hi, sorry for the wait, I was a little busy.

Well, i use ip route for retrieving ip, so yes, it would show route ip.

Does hostname -I work ok with enabled vpn?

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Before use VPN:

:~$ hostname -I
192.168.1.69 172.16.58.1 

After use VPN:

:~$ hostname -I
192.168.1.69 172.16.58.1 10.10.94.211 

When using VPN, extension show 10.10.94.211 instead 192.168.1.69
172.16.58.1 it's for VMWare

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rostegg commented Jan 22, 2020

Well, for now use hostname service for displaying local ip. route-ip shows the address from which the request comes (your default interface or tun address, if vpn enabled)

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