proXPN Website Maintenance Announcement
Day: Monday, 2011-10-03
Time: 09:00 to 11:00 EDT (GMT -4)
During this window, we’ll be taking the site down for maintenance and upgrades. During this time, the site may experience outages where the client area and main pages of the site will be unavailable.
VPN server will not be affected, so VPN logins will not be disrupted.
We appreciate your patience. 
Team proXPN
All the best,
Team proXPN
All the best!
Team proXPN
Team proXPN is pleased to announce the release of proXPN v2.3.0 for Mac
Mac Bugfix Released!
We’ve released a new mac client version (v2.2.9) that addresses a bug that causes the client to crash when it’s launched but cannot connect to the server(s).
All mac users are encouraged to download and install this latest version at http://bit.ly/dQH0vQ
We’re pleased to announce the release of proXPN v2.4.6 for windows and v2.2.9 for Mac users. Our new release adds the following locations:
- Singapore
- Seattle
Upgrade will take place automatically, but if you’re eager to upgrade manually, you’re welcome to log into your account at https://proxpn.com/login.php and download from there.
We’d also like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank our users, as we wouldn’t be where we are today without you all. Remember that we can be found on Facebook at http://facebook.com/proXPN and twitter at http://twitter.com/proXPN
All the best,
Team proXPN
For those of you that have been trying to sign up that did not get the confirmation email, proXPN mail server had stopped and was not sending out these emails, everything is now back to normal and we are sorry for those of you that were inconvenienced by this outage
JC from OpenCandy was nice enough to contact us in person about the issues OpenCandy is facing with regards to their software being flagged by anti-virus programs as malware.
His email is reprinted below with his permission:
“ProXPN Team,
I hope all is well with you today. I recently saw your blog post about OpenCandy here: http://blog.proxpn.com/2011/02/142
I completely understand your decision to pull your OC-integrated build from your site during this time. As you know, OpenCandy’s core mission is to the users and developers of good software. We are as concerned over the false positives as you are and are working ourselves to death to getting it resolved. Many of the AV companies have already cleared this as a false positive, but we still have some work to do and look to have a resolution shortly.
We value your business, and most importantly, your users. As soon as this is resolved we will let you know and we can be back up and running. We appreciate your support and ask that you contact us if you need anything.
Thanks for everything!
Regards,
JC”