Installation Ubuntu 22.4 Issue

I am new to linux and i am currently running ubuntu 22.4. I am unable to install CyberGhost VPN, as i am constantly getting approached by the same error after I confidently input my correct login and password:

Traceback (most recent call last):

File “cyberghostvpn.py”, line 762, in

File “cyberghostvpn.py”, line 371, in main

File “cyberghostvpn.py”, line 234, in setup

File “cyberghostvpn.py”, line 85, in createAccount

File “libs/config.py”, line 90, in getConfig

Exception: The section “account” is missing configuration file!

[30735] Failed to execute script ‘cyberghostvpn’ due to unhandled exception!

Ive searched all over the web to try and find a solution to this issue, but i havent found one solution that has worked with me… I would greatly appricicate anyone who has a solution to this issue, thank you.

rafael@rafael-OptiPlex-9020M:~/Documentos/cyberghostvpn-ubuntu-22.04-1.4.1 (2)/cyberghostvpn-ubuntu-22.04-1.4.1$ sudo bash install.sh

CyberGhost Installer …

Check if “curl” package is already installed … Yes

Check if “openvpn” package is already installed … Yes

Checking OpenVPN version … Latest …

Check if “resolvconf” package is already installed … Yes

Check if “wireguard” package is already installed … Yes

Continue …

Installing application …

Create symlinks …

Setup account …

Enter CyberGhost username and press [ENTER]: [email protected]

Enter CyberGhost password and press [ENTER]:

Perform authentication …

a mi se me queda colgado asi

Did you find a solution. I<m having the same issue, with a 14caracter password ending with a !

If anyone still has this error and needs a fix:

Find your config.ini file. For me it was in ~/.cyberghost/config.ini

Open the file.

Add these lines:

[account]
username = "username"
password = "password"

You can enter the fields in the file itself or let the setup/install script do it for you.

Also, your username will not always be your email.

Use rm -R .cyberghost on your home directory and then sudo cyberghostvpn --setup again. This should solve the problem.

Does your password contain any special characters?

Had the same issue and then found out that e.g. the “$” symbol seems to be one of the things that must not be part of the password. I then defined a new password and installation went through without issues.

What password symbols am i allowed to use

I’ve tried e. g. “!”, “*” and “&” - all of those seem to work.