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There are a OpenVPN and User Certificates updates available.

- The User Certificates update now has the OpenVPN configuration file download available
- The OpenVPN update fixes the certificate issue

To install the update, run:


The OpenVPN update has not been thoroughly tested, it's just in a "works for me" state at this time!

Peter,
I've given it a quick installation. Logging in as a user, in the user certificates menu I get an error "Unable to locate the file: openvpn.php". Doing an" updatedb && locate openvpn.php" finds:

/usr/clearos/apps/openvpn/controllers/openvpn.php
/usr/clearos/apps/user_certificates/controllers/openvpn.php
/var/clearos/accounts/plugins/openvpn.php
/var/clearos/base/daemon/openvpn.php

Resetting the user certificates I get a 404 error for page https://127.0.0.1:18081/app/user_certificates/destroy

Extactly the same scenario for me..

Creating a new user and trying to gernerate new certs i get this...
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* @copyright 2012 ClearFoundation * @license www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU General Public License version 3 or later * @link www.clearfoundation.com/docs/developer/apps/user_certificates/ */ /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program. If not, see . // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Load dependencies /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// $this->lang->load('user_certificates'); $this->lang->load('certificate_manager'); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Headers /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// $headers = array( lang('certificate_manager_certificate'), ); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Anchors /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// $anchors = array(anchor_custom('/app/user_certificates/certificates/reset', lang('base_reset'))); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Items /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// foreach ($certs as $basename => $title) { if (($username !== 'root') || ($basename === 'ca-cert.pem')) { $item['title'] = $title; $item['action'] = '/app/user_certificates/certificates/download/' . $basename; $item['anchors'] = button_set( array( anchor_custom('/app/user_certificates/certificates/download/' . $basename, lang('base_download')), anchor_custom('/app/user_certificates/certificates/install/' . $basename, lang('base_install')) ) ); $item['details'] = array($item['title']); $items[] = $item; } } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Summary table /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// echo summary_table( lang('certificate_manager_security_certificates'), $anchors, $headers, $items );
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An Error Was Encountered
Unable to locate the file: openvpn.php
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My clear 6 is actually on production, so i had to roll back in order to create certificates for new users..

yum --enablerepo=clearos-updates-testing erase app-user-certificates app-openvpn

yum --enablerepo=clearos-updates-testing reinstall app-user-certificates

I am also having this issue, completely white interface and I can't destroy and re-create certificates as I get a 404.

I will test to see if the certificates work regardless though.

*edit*

No joy what so ever, it's like the openvpn isn't even trying to connect to the server, but maybe this is due to certificates as telneting to the tcp 1194 works fine and I get a response for the server but I do not with using openvpn on network-manager on my ubuntu or on my windows 7 machine.

Error output from /var/log/system on my ubuntu is:

Sorry about that - I neglected to add a file (openvpn.php) to the source code system before I sent the app off to the build system. This time around, I verified the package produced from the build system and all is well:



There's also support for TCP connections if you run into UDP problems. UDP issues crop up with some NAT routers and multi-WAN.

PS If you have created certificates with a pre-release version (beta, RC), then you may need to reset these. Sorry.

Peter, that works perfectly, good to know the basic clearos is back to working the way it should do, out of the box, two things on this:

1. Before you said you would do site to site openvpn is this still going under way?
2. Will you be releasing these updates under your normal repos in the near future?

Maybe I am wrong and you do not consider version 6.2 a final and stable release (as I thought you did), but how do you consider a release where open vpn is still on tests and adjustments, a mail server is missing and the documentation refers to version 5.2 that is very different?

Agostina,
Granted this didn't came with bugs at first however they could've postponed this even longer by making sure everything was in there, people would complain. they release it now, they had bugs and it only took a week to fix people still complain. No matter what they do people will complain it's unavoidable.

To be fair Centos 6 has been released for some time now and their Documentation isn't up to date either (still waiting for ldap documentation).

They're doing the best they can with what they got, I honestly thought this was going to come out much later then it is now but they were nice enough to release it now. I know it's not perfect but nothing ever is. If you feel so adamant about the documentation why don't you help with it and add information yourself I believe users can contribute to it (I think I'm not too sure).

*edit* To fix things one-two weeks after a release is much quicker compared to some of the stuff MS have pulled off and still haven't fixed/claim it's even a fault.