OpenVPN Client Export Error
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Today I updated the "openvpn-client-export" package.
Previous Version: pfSense-pkg-openvpn-client-export 1.4.23_2
Current Version: pfSense-pkg-openvpn-client-export 1.5_4Earlier today I was able to successfully create a VPN tunnel using the "Viscosity Inline Config" export file. The .ovpn file allowed me to create a new VPN connection within Tunnelblick. I was able to successfully establish a VPN connection.
(This was all done while I was running v1.4.23_2)
However, immediately after performing the pkg upgrade I attempted to download a fresh copy of the "Viscosity Inline Config" export file.
This time, I was presented with an alert when I attempted to open the .ovpn file.
This message did not inspire confidence. However, I clicked "Install" anyways. This added the VPN profile to Tunnelblick. However, the VPN connection fails (instantly) whenever I attempted to establish a VPN connection.Here is dump of the log messages:
Could not start OpenVPN (openvpnstart returned with status #251) Contents of the openvpnstart log: openvpnstart log: OpenVPN returned with status 1, errno = 0: Undefined error: 0 ... "I'm omitting the 20 lines of commands that were used to start OpenVPN" ... Options error: Unrecognized option or missing or extra parameter(s) in /Library/Application Support/Tunnelblick/Users/testuser/OpenVPN.tblk/Contents/Resources/config.ovpn:4: data-ciphers (2.4.9) 1607566695.434505 1040 Use --help for more information.
Any thoughts, suggestions, or ideas?
Is it possible to roll-back to the previously installed pkg? -
I was able to answer my own question!
For now, it is necessary to enable the "Legacy Client" setting, within the OpenVPN -> Export Client section of PFSense.
I am running the current, most up-to-date version of Tunnelblick (v3.8.4). However (apparently) it is not "new enough".-Michael-
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@anengelsen see https://tunnelblick.net/cRlsNotes.html,
only beta version of Tunnelblick includes the latest OpenVPN 2.5 -
@viktor_g
I looked over the release notes. You arecorrect. (For now) only the beta release of Tunnelblick supports OpenVPN 2.5.0.
- Today I downloaded Tunnelblick 3.8.5beta01.
- I unchecked the "Legacy Client" setting (within the PFSense WebGUI).
- I then clicked the "Save as Default" button.
- Next, I downloaded the "Viscosity Inline Config" file.
- When I double-clicked on the .ovpn file I was presented with the same-exact installation alert.
For now, I will reenable the legacy client setting. But I'm still curious to know when the client export file will "play nicely" with Tunnelblick.
-Michael-