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bug#39660: (no subject)
From: |
Joshua Branson |
Subject: |
bug#39660: (no subject) |
Date: |
Sun, 23 Feb 2020 14:33:28 -0500 |
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>>- [ ] "persist-key"
>>- [ ] "persist-tun"
>We already have both of them. Are they not documented? They should be
>persist-key? and persist-tun? respectively.
That was my mistake. Please ignore that. They are documented sir.
(sorry Military school).
>>- [ ] "remote-random"
>>- [ ] "pull"
>>- [X] "comp-lzo no"
>>- [ ] "tls-client" does tls-auth provide this option???
>tls-auth and tls-client are different options. tls-client replaces the client
>directive we currently generate for all openvpn-client-configuration.
When I look at my currently generated openvpn configuration file I see:
#+BEGIN_SRC
joshua@dobby ~/prog/guile/guix-config$ cat
/gnu/store/nm4dvmsffrghdxjlqj712qhrv6w4fd4m-openvpn.conf
client
proto udp
dev tun
ca /home/joshua/prog/guile/guix-config/vpn/ca2.crt
cert /home/joshua/prog/guile/guix-config/vpn/client.crt
key /home/joshua/prog/guile/guix-config/vpn/client.key
persist-key
persist-tun
fast-io
verb 3
auth-user-pass /home/joshua/prog/guile/guix-config/vpn/login.conf
remote-cert-tls server
nobind
resolv-retry infinite
remote asecretremote.com 1195
#+END_SRC
I do not see the "tls-client" option, but my working vpn client configuration
file has "tls-client" in it.
My current vpn configuration is:
(openvpn-client-service
#:config
(let ([base-dir "/home/joshua/prog/guile/guix-config/vpn/"])
(openvpn-client-configuration
(auth-user-pass (string-append base-dir "login.conf"))
(ca (string-append base-dir "ca2.crt"))
(cert (string-append base-dir "client.crt"))
(key (string-append base-dir "client.key"))
;; the expressvpn file I use disables lzo compression
(comp-lzo? #f)
(fast-io? #t)
(remote
(list
(openvpn-remote-configuration
(name "asecretremote.com")
(port 1195)))))))
Also, I can confirm that your auth-user-pass does work.
Thanks,
Joshua