OpenVPN / Cert Backup - Restore issue BUG!
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Hello All,
I've made a full backup of my primary pfsense using the , but when i try to restore the OpenVPN settings using the https://pfsense01/diag_backup.php utility, i get this error:
_The following input errors were detected:
You have selected to restore an area but we could not locate the correct xml tag._
Is this a known issue?
Am i doing something wrong?Nuno
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Hello,
But if i do a full restore of the xml generated by the diag_backup.php utility i still get restored to all the CA's, CRT's and openvpn configs right?
Thanks for your help. Wonderful product.
Nuno.
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Yes, full backup and full restore are doing everything, including certificates, OpenVPN settings…
It was just a bug in the code that was not matching and finding the <openvpn>section of the config that was causing it to not work when trying to do just that specific section.</openvpn> -
I needed to restore just the OpenVPN config, so I tried making the edit to that file myself and seemed to have broken something. I changed ovpn to openvpn like the fix suggests but now when I go to the diag_backup.php page I get
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /etc/inc/util.inc on line 796 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /etc/inc/util.inc on line 796 Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /etc/inc/util.inc:796) in /etc/inc/auth.inc on line 1357 No page assigned to this user! Click here to logout.UPDATE
Ok, so putting it back to ovpn fixed it. How can I apply the bug fix without breaking it? -
You really just need to type the 3 letters "pen" in the middle of "ovpn"to make "openvpn".
I can only guess that you have accidentally deleted or added some syntax character when making the edit.
This change is simple enough that I would just do it from Diagnostics->Edit, Load, type the 3 chars in the right place and press "Save". No need to mess with command line.