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[Jamie Strandboge <jamie@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It sounds like the vpn is turning off the firewall and then turning it
back on. Can you do these steps in a terminal:

1. sudo ufw status
2. start the vpn
3. while the vpn is connecting, run sudo ufw status
4. when the vpn is done connecting, run sudo ufw status

You'll have to time this right, but if the VPN is turning off ufw, this
sounds like a bug in gufw not noticing the changes (which wouldn't be
surprising, gufw expects to manage the firewall and the VPN is (perhaps)
running commands out from under gufw.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1662412

Title:
  Problem with VPN

Status in Gufw:
  Invalid
Status in ufw:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  My VPN seems to disable the firewall whilst it - the VPN - is
  connecting; or at least GUFW shows the firewall as disabled. Moreover,
  the firewall comes back on when the VPN is connected. Good! The
  problem is as follows.

  *GUFW does not show the new - firewall re-enabled - state until GUFW
  is restarted (ie. until I've quit the program and restarted it).

  Linux Mint 18.1 x64 Cinnamon.

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