OpenVPN on ICS (Android 4, without root) - now even easier!
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Interesting - let me test it here and get back to you.
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ok give it 5-10 mins and when 0.21 shows up, reinstall the pkg.
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jimp your a star. All connected working perfectly. Man you work fast ;D
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I have found a bug or maybe its not a bug but my own naming error (just thought I would mention it).
So I added one VPN and it connected fine. Added a second which is near identical to the first.
first file has this line:
tls-remote charliesecond file has this line:
tls-remote Road Warrior Server CertOn importing I got an error reading config file:
Option tls-remote has 4 parameters, expected between 1 and 1I'm sure I can just rename my cert from "Road Warrior Server Cert" to "RWcert" and it will be fine as my other .ovpn file is only a single parameter.
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if you edit the config and put "Road Warrior Server Cert" in quotes (just like that) does it work?
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yeh it does, obvious really. Thanks
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ok I'll enclose that in quotes when I update the exporter next time
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Here comes 0.22 with that in quotes…should fix it up.
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This works great! Thanks for the update.
This works on Jelly Bean 4.1.1 as well.
-th3r3isnospoon
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Note this thread in Packages http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,52600.0.html that indicates that putting the string in quotes does not work for some client platforms. Needs a bit of investigation to see exactly what syntax is valid for which clients.
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Perhaps, the real fix is of course to not use spaces in CA/cert names to begin with, but either way, it should work with the quotes I thought.
We may just need a newer build of OpenVPN in the export package and that may be sufficient.
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Perhaps, the real fix is of course to not use spaces in CA/cert names to begin with, but either way, it should work with the quotes I thought.
I do agree. Not sure why that one cert of mine had a space in it, none of the others do. As a linux user I don't normally use spaces.
