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Any open sourced custom OpenVPN GUIs?
I'm looking for a premade custom Windows application for OpenVPN servers, basically something like this, but for free. http://codecanyon.net/item/custom-openvpn-gui-pro-edition/9904287 Does anyone know of anything like this?
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I have it's source code, i bought it for $30 or something can resell for you for cheap with documentation.
I going to be using it for personal use, so I really wouldn't want to put any money into it right now.
It's $27, you should be supporting the creator instead of "reselling" his work illegally.
Also please note
I believe it states right there under Regular License that is it allowed to be sold to a client.
It's only an support license.
https://github.com/Securepoint/openvpn-client
Not if its already in use, you can bet that sweet arse of yours, it is.
I'll give you it for free if you want. It's full of bugs though.
What's wrong with the semi-official OpenVPN GUI that comes by default?
the official gui for windblows is great, works with nyr's script's dot ovpn files. there is no gui for debian afaik and somewhy
doesn't work for me and probably has issues with routing.
the gnome network manager has an openvpn gui plugin, but it needs you to split the ovpn file into its parts...
Open a root session in your terminal and start tmux/screen. Run "openvpn server.ovpn" in the session. Dettach from the session and done.
You cannot run OpenVPN clients without root/sudo on Linux. Same is even the problem on Windows now. You have to start it "As Administrator" or otherwise OpenVPN cannot use netsh to modify adapter properties and settings. If you fully disable UAC then you can start it normally though.
I meant when I ran openvpn client.ovpn, I used sudo for it of course. I might retry it with root instead.
edit coming
Sudo should also work but keep in mind that you have to use something like either screen or tmux because the client isn't running in the background like a service. So you might start it but maybe you closed your terminal and it of course will disconnect instantly.
I use the Linux openvpn client myself with my own OpenVPN server and it works well.
Does it work for you over wlan0?
Last time I dropped nyr a pm about openvpn's connection log and he noticed and said(kidechire's was 123.123.123.123 in the example and the 192.168.0.1 is our router on wifi):
"Sounds like some routes aren't being added."
I've since had no idea on fixing this.
@GM2015 Sorry, I operate over ethernet because WiFi is extreme crap at the computer spot.
I used WiFi on my notebook but there I only had Windows.
Windows openvpn gui also worked for me over wifi before I installed debian.
https://github.com/AirVPN/airvpn-client
Not sure if works without Air account, but they have NSIS installer code for Windows
https://gist.github.com/ValdikSS/9d7b13b5ef510c6b6d45#file-openvpn-guis-md