V.40 Changelog

menomeno
edited August 2014 in Software and System Updates
Change log:
Update Fri Aug 8 2014 - v.40
   - Update OpenSSL to latest version (openssl-1.0.1i)

sha256 checksum:
- osx: abcf7d5e793b96225097f7ebf5ffb4830d36918ff5d5bdc86e9ed462007a912b
- windows: f83fbe550d463137fb072708eba1017fd4e26bcc2b70d3ce060c01e0f98ccde4


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  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    edited August 2014
    *Hashes removed.*

    *Edit* I checked, this is the v.39 build. I will try again tomorrow.
  • user1234user1234
    edited August 2014
    Yeah hash on download are not those you mention so lets wait a bit to get replaced.
    EDIT:V40 now
  • heyitsmeheyitsme
    Thanks, meno!
  • OS34OS34
    Here is a full list of hashes from the Windows v.40 installer:

    Adler32: 7B81C1B4
    BTIH: 5CAA07101EA65384CBEFA2F2C90750A1BA433A9C
    CRC32: 70507162
    ED2K: EA5BA86A0B68E3AC6D3FEDCD408DBFAA
    GOST: 4FA0BAF921B2C6DEC5E84BC4F025C8538C48D9930EA87C6FEB52A6099854F593
    MD2: 0308310AA0E79CA826B9F02A474A2FF5
    MD4: 0535E25F6448A83A8B88DF6AF3FF969D
    MD5: 298EF062A798C94AC6896B2889071573
    RIPEMD-128: 08E17CCC07886C695281C5844EFD90BE
    RIPEMD-256: F21D6EE56E4B2D3747B300539C7464DFEA5875F854A39B7EBFFF87F2AAA6FF6E
    RIPEMD-320: 99DB8F55BA397E626C3399566ED4BF981EBFAE115D3AE4C680A9D806560E7403CCB6098450DE2BBA
    SHA-1: D981B982005836CE6268FB41C6F4663B5CD0D763
    SHA-256: F83FBE550D463137FB072708EBA1017FD4E26BCC2B70D3CE060C01E0F98CCDE4
    SHA-384: 4A575D74AE94C14437452727D076618B1E10005914A58B2147FBD834737E713CD0759D2933C847097760F6DE4202989F
    SHA-512: 74A5B26C2EAFB637C4C80568216A8B5EBC33A4ED9C8E6F038B4FB8B5D59F2CA3A96E1D93210D928DC8B0C8584A8B4C84C61AAFD8433A371A46720D646D403650
    SHA3-224: 25DD5FC2D4C01FA9D77784C767B0C20B62D967FFF88D76BE79432549
    SHA3-256: 4D3F40B4568BA4FD3992B6D4173538EF075719C3AF8706EF90E833051E7A187C
    SHA3-384: 56EBB25C1F130BDD92E8F3C8616DC9CB5785D11CFABA9F79C3F3E34A2AE3FD204365AB57F6B2F064DD968923C205CC0B
    SHA3-512: 23677BB288B9B547218E3BF526E9DFBF3FB253E70A4969AF275705876000B1C548F934955A68786C0653EE614CF974B73477D2A7EE02C90DD267E29678652675
    TTH: 5UMS2CI4EXNWTQX2XYGLD373KYAYUUTJMVMCRYY
    Tiger: AAC6FDCFFF35E95489AC41DEFC234FBD047E5DB2A79F460D
    Whirlpool: 8B2C91715D2566F351B9BEE886BFF962C6DA42B3CA9D0C6C2B5F04CF23A306B1443DEEB285DBDF373D9D0563259155E19AAD6E8AD47926CCB4679DA02F581737
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    I do not get what the problem is. I cannot seem to get the 40 version regardless of what steps I take. I keep closing the browser, and use CCleaner to purge the cache and a boatload of other things, and I still get the same .39 version when I return.

    I am about to make a new FF profile and see if the problem persists through that. If so, then I have no idea what else can be done.
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    No luck. Anyone have a clue what can be the cause of this? I doubt it could have anything to do with it, but I am going to try switching DNS resolvers around and see if I get a different download.
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    Got it. I connected to the VPN and grabbed the file. Strange that I could not get the same file while I was not connected via the VPN itself.
  • user1234user1234
    edited August 2014
    EDIT: You sorted it so not needed.
  • cosmoxlcosmoxl
    Got it. I connected to the VPN and grabbed the file. Strange that I could not get the same file while I was not connected via the VPN itself.
    probably were getting it from a CDN/ISP cache that hadn't updated yet.
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    For anyone else running into the problem I was, here is my dropbox link to the current .40 installer for Windows.
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/gy3corg5uho37wf/PIA VPN 40 installer_win.exe

    Please feel free to check the hash as provided above. The file has not been changed except fpr the name. (And that does not effect the hash of the file.)
  • BellBell
    Why does when i try to download the new update my Avast picks up the download as a virus?
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    edited January 2016
    Why does when i try to download the new update my Avast picks up the download as a virus?
    Avast, like most AV suites is f****** stupid. It is a false positive. They happen all the time, and will continue to happen since they only way the AV suite makers make money is to fool you into thinking every last thing on the Internet is malware.

    **Post edited for vulgarity by Goldstein
  • heyitsmeheyitsme
    https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/f83fbe550d463137fb072708eba1017fd4e26bcc2b70d3ce060c01e0f98ccde4/analysis/1407610506/

    Note: I have changed the name of the file to differentiate it from the other PIA clients. I just submitted my copy before this post. Avast is wrong, and so is McAfee.
  • BellBell
    edited January 2016
    Why does when i try to download the new update my Avast picks up the download as a virus?
    Avast, like most AV suites is f****** stupid. It is a false positive. They happen all the time, and will continue to happen since they only way the AV suite makers make money is to fool you into thinking every last thing on the Internet is malware.

    **Post edited for vulgarity by Goldstein
    Had the VPN for three years now its the first time it happen so i had to ask.
  • pasadenapasadena
    As there are current issues with v40, is there anywhere where I can download v36 for windows?  Normally I keep all my versions but I overwrote v36 for v40 the other day.

    If anyone has v36, can you please share, with hashes?

    Thanks
  • DeathStalkerDeathStalker
    No issues with v.40 so far ...........

  • heyitsmeheyitsme
    As there are current issues with v40, is there anywhere where I can download v36 for windows?  Normally I keep all my versions but I overwrote v36 for v40 the other day.

    If anyone has v36, can you please share, with hashes?

    Thanks
    @pasadena -

    Here you go:
    https://www.sendspace.com/file/8v920j

    The hashes are about half way down on the the first page here:
    https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/3021/v-36-change-log

    What kind of issues are you having? v40 is working great here.
  • pasadenapasadena
    I was chatting to support last night and they said they were having issues with client v40 and admin was looking into it.  Some of the issue were instant disconnection after a connection was made and the more important and concerning one was when the VPN connection was lost, the VPN killswitch did not work and I was still receiving traffic.  I thought this was really strange as that shouldn't happen and did a DNS leak check and confirmed this was so.  I jumped onto support straight away and they confirmed this.

    I know some may be working ok with v40 but I thought I'd let you know so people are mindful of this.  Support could only give me a downlink to v35 as did not have v36, strange.  You would think that they have access to offer at least the previous version to 40.  I know v36 introduced SSL or fix I think over v35, which is why I requested a link to v36 and thanks for providing one.

    You may want to contact support if you have any concerns over v40.

    Thanks and cheers.
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    For the future, I will be retaining copies of each release. I added the v.36 build to my set of backups. So at current I have 36, 38, 39 and 40.

    I still remember when the biggest hard drives you could buy had double digit number of megabytes on them. And sadly the habit of purging anything I do not foresee a use for has persisted despite the price per gigabyte plummeting over the years.

    Anyone who has version 37 or a time machine and version 41+, please help me build an archive of them all.
  • xfacterxfacter
    edited August 2014
    I am having issues with v.40. Does anybody have version v.38? That is the last version I used and it worked reliably for me. 

  • omeromer
    Soooo is the linux client going to be updated orrrrr
  • xfacterxfacter
    I rolled back to v.38, which was working before, and I'm still having periodic disconnection issues. Is anybody else experiencing this issue? 
  • DeathStalkerDeathStalker
    Yes, *may* be getting disconnects, but can't tell how often.  Will need to check the log tomorrow.  Got them with v.39 as well, but didn't track the frequency.

  • xfacterxfacter
    I get disconnected every 10-15 minutes or so with the VPN on. My connection without the VPN is fine and I can reconnect again immediately.

    I'm also having issues with the taskbar right click menu opening occasionally when I right click on the PIA tray icon. Doesn't seem to happen with other tray icons. 
  • heyitsmeheyitsme
    @pasadena Appreciate the info on v40. I'll keep an eye on it. I did have one disconnection yesterday, but it immediately reconnected. I'm not concerned with those (in my case) very infrequent disconnects, but if it becomes routine then I'll be complaining. I don't use the kill switch so that part doesn't concern me, but I know that many others do use it. If it's faulty that's something to be aware of and concerned about.

    @OmniNegro - there was no v37, or v34. I do still have what I believe is v32 (the first one I got when I signed up - it isn't marked, but I think it was 32), and v33, and v35. Those were before the openssl fix so probably no one would/should want them, but I can upload them if you just want to have them.
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    @heyitsme
    No thanks. If they were before the OpenSSL fix I would not dare keep them.
  • xfacterxfacter
    edited August 2014
    My connectivity is better today, no disconnections yet. 

    Update: Nevermind, still getting disconnected. 
  • omeromer
    Please, release the sha256 checksum for the v0.40 linux client.
  • OmniNegroOmniNegro
    edited August 2014
    Please, release the sha256 checksum for the v0.40 linux client.
    They have not yet released any such version. Linux is running behind. Most users running Linux use OpenVPN since the PIA client adds nothing and is not open sourced.

    *Edit* Disregard this post. I just read your post in the Linux beta thread. I am glad to be wrong.
  • omeromer
    Please, release the sha256 checksum for the v0.40 linux client.
    They have not yet released any such version. Linux is running behind. Most users running Linux use OpenVPN since the PIA client adds nothing and is not open sourced.

    *Edit* Disregard this post. I just read your post in the Linux beta thread. I am glad to be wrong.
    Are the higher encryptions now offered through OpenVPN?
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