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I experienced the same issue after upgrading to F38 from F37. I am using an Azure P2S VPN Gateway, and everything worked previously. I tried to lower the crypto policies and even compiled/signed the OPVN-DCO modules thinking it would make a difference, but each time, the connection would reset into an endless loop. I tried different ports and switched between TCP and UDP, and nothing worked. I resolved the connection issue by grabbing the OpenVPN rpm from Koji (OpenVPN-2.5.9-1.fc37.x86_64.rpm), running dnf downgrade openvpn-2.5.9-1.fc37.x86_64.rpm, restart NetworkManager (sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager), and everything started working again.

OpenVPN Community Edition provides a full-featured open source SSL/TLSVirtual Private Network (VPN). The TurnKey Linux VPN software applianceleverages the open source 'openvpn-server', 'openvpn-client' and 'easy-rsa'software (developed by OpenVPN Inc.) to support "site-to-site" or "gateway"access. "Site-to-site" can link 2 otherwise unconnected LANs; suitable formulti-site enterprise networks or linkage to an Amazon VPC. "Gateway"configuration can secure traffic across public and/or insecure wificonnections and/or provide a secure solution for remote work scenarios.

It's all setup and working via luci; various vpn's located in /etc/config/openvpn file but I was hoping to bypass usage via luci and instead start and stop connections via uci ssh, anyone know how to achieve this?

You could make multiple openvpn client files and call them directly when launching openvpn or you could use the uci to enable and disable accordingly. There is a UCI line for enabled, just call

uci set openvpn.openvpn-name.enabled=1

And enabled=0 to disable.

Next, add the openvpn service to the list of services allowed by firewalld within your active zone, and then make that setting permanent by running the command again but with the --permanent option added:

Do you have to adjust pihole .conf file AND openvpn .conf files or just openvpn .conf? (the two guides are conflicting on this) - and I lost pihole functionality when i added the listen command to the pihole conf file.

guide 1

guide 2

I'm trying to build openvpn-2.3.4 with the latest openssl-1.0.1h. I compiled openssl from sources /usr/openssl-1.0.1h with --prefix=/opt/custom-openssl. Then I configured openvpn sources with next line:

For "plain" Ubuntu 16.04 (Unity-based) installing network-manager-openvpn should be sufficient. For Ubuntu GNOME install network-manager-openvpn-gnome, it will pull the other one as a dependency. The PPTP package is unnecessary, it's a completely different protocol than OpenVPN.

This is the password that you entered when you set up the client certificate for the connection. It will also be the same password that you will have entered as the second command line option when running the openvpncmd.sh script.

After updating OMV itself to currently the latest 4.1.21-1 I found the problem being reintroduced. Perhaps not an OpenVPN plugin problem??

Fixed it as mentioned before by deleting 2 lines from /etc/openvpn/server.conf and restarting the OpenVPN service: service openvpn restart.

I think I have the same problem (access to the OMV server throught openvpn ok, but no access to other machines on the lan... my omv server beeing 192.168.0.57, my router 192.168.0.1). Can you elaborate more on your solution?

This connection worked for a very long time. I suspect that installing libreoffice-fresh may have messed something up because I do not have gnome or kde. I just use dwm and I mostly use terminal applications, and I suspect that openvpn got changed somewhere to expect some gnome keyring thing or something similiar to that. I think libreoffice has a dependency on gtk and gnome, but I am just guessing

The secrets are there, and I have the password set and the connection is available for all users. I cant see anything that has changed though. The section that mentions "agents" makes me think openvpn is now waiting for some gnome gui thing that isnt there. When I edit the connection properties everything looks the same as it was before? Does anyone have any ideas? I certainly ran out.

The right solution is off coarse to contact the VPN vendor and ask them to upgrade the openvpn config and I will do that but that will take time and not sure it will be successful so I am looking for a work-around for now. ff782bc1db