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    Can't delete OpenVPN client [BUG]

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      notaduck last edited by

      Heyo.
      I deleted the OpenVPN client config [VPN->OpenVPN->Clients] and forgot to stop the service under Status -> OpenVPN first. And not able to delete the service now?
      Do any of your guys know how i should fix this?

      If i try to kill the connection then i will get the message "an error occurred. (-1)"

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        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

        It shouldn't matter if you stopped/killed it. When you delete a client it is automatically stopped and removed.

        So nothing shows up at all under VPN > OpenVPN on the Clients tab now? There has to be something there or the status page couldn't see an entry to print in that way.

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          notaduck last edited by

          @jimp:

          It shouldn't matter if you stopped/killed it. When you delete a client it is automatically stopped and removed.

          So nothing shows up at all under VPN > OpenVPN on the Clients tab now? There has to be something there or the status page couldn't see an entry to print in that way.

          VPN > OpenVPN > Clients is compleltly empyt no clients there. I will take a closer look when I get home.

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