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Chimaera

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  1. I just switched VPN providers from Nord to Proton (using OpenVPN for both), and my Deluge gui won't show my IP anymore. On Nord it used to show the IP, but on Proton it just shows N/A. Is there any way to fix this, I like seeing that IP there for piece of mind that the VPN is working.
  2. I've been working on this on and off for a while, but I'm still unable to get my Canon MF634C to work with CUPS-Airprint. I have the correct PPD and when I installed it and did a test print I got an error that the filter "rastertoufr2" was missing. I downloaded the Linux drivers from Canon, extracted the files from the DEB file and installed the rastertoufr2 file on the container in /usr/lib/cups/filter. Now when I try to print I get this error in the debug logs, even though the file is present and has the correct permissions [Job 7] PID 58 (/usr/lib/cups/filter/rastertoufr2) stopped with status 102 (No such file or directory) I'm at a loss as to what to try next, so I'd love to know if anyone has any ideas. Thanks
  3. I've just sent a support ticket, but if this problem has been occurring for others for nearly a week why hasn't it been addressed publicly so users aren't stuck trying to troubleshoot themselves?
  4. Same problem here, my flash drive died so I replaced it with a new one and the backup, trying to replace the key and it's just in a loop. My wife is going to kill me if we don't have Emby for the whole weekend.

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