Frequently Asked Questions
This section contains common questions about Clash Nyanpasu. Please check here first if you have any questions.
Application
1. macOS "Clash Nyanpasu" is damaged and can't be opened
Open Terminal and run:
sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app2. Where is the Clash Nyanpasu application / logs directory?
There are currently two ways to directly open it:
- Right-click on the tray icon and choose Open Dir - App Dir. You can then open the application directory.
- Enter the main program interface, go to the Settings page, find the Open App Dir and click the button to open the application directory.
Clash Core directory and Logs directory are also accessible in the same way.
In situations where you cannot access the tray or enter the main interface, you can directly enter the path to open it. (The clash core directory is in the installation directory)
Windows
Tip
Starting from v1.5.1, Clash Nyanpasu supports customizing the application directory on Windows. If you have used this feature, please replace the path accordingly.
- Application directory:
C:/Users/Username/.config/clash-nyanpasu - Logs directory:
C:/Users/Username/.config/clash-nyanpasu/logs
macOS & Linux
- Application directory:
$HOME/.config/clash-nyanpasu - Logs directory:
$HOME/.config/clash-nyanpasu/logs
3. How to modify the diary level?
- In the Miscellaneous option on the Settings page, you can find App Logs Level to modify the diary level, which takes effect immediately after saving.
- Find
verge.yaml(later may be renamed tonyanpasu.yaml) in the App Dir, findapp_log_levelto modify the diary level, and restart the program after saving.
Optional diary levels include:
trace,debug,info,warn,error, or leave blank (no log recording).
4. How to Enable TUN Mode?
Note
TUN mode requires certain permissions.
- On Windows, run Clash Nyanpasu as an administrator to enable TUN mode.
- On macOS, click the Settings icon next to Clash Kernel on the Settings page, open kernel settings, click the small lock icon on the kernel side, enter the password for authorization, and restart the kernel.
- On Linux, similar to macOS, you can run with sudo to achieve authorization.
- In the Settings page, under System Settings, enable TUN Mode.
Manual Authorization on macOS
- If authorization is not successful, you can manually enter the following command lines. After authorization, a restart is still required.
# clash core
sudo chown root:admin /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/clash
sudo chmod +sx /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/clash
# meta core
sudo chown root:admin /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/mihomo
sudo chmod +sx /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/mihomo
# meta alpha core
sudo chown root:admin /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/mihomo-alpha
sudo chmod +sx /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/mihomo-alpha
# clash rust core
sudo chown root:admin /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/clash-rs
sudo chmod +sx /Applications/Clash\ Nyanpasu.app/Contents/MacOS/clash-rs5. Missing Subscription Node Types
Some subscription types recognize the User Agent (UA) of the request and deliver the corresponding configuration file based on the UA. The default UA for Nyanpasu is clash-nyanpasu/vx.y.z, where x.y.z represents the software version. If you are unable to retrieve certain types of nodes, it is likely because the subscription system has not added the Nyanpasu UA for recognition.
Solutions
- Contact the subscription provider and request support for the Nyanpasu UA;
- Modify the UA to a type supported by the subscription provider, such as
clash-meta, etc.