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I'm following the directions for "Alternative Method : connecting to NordVPN using NetworkManager" on this page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NordVPN
I've had NordVPN working with this method for a long time (about two years, now) and it suddenly stopped connecting this week. So I deleted the VPN from my network connections list and downloaded a new set of .ovpn files from Nord. Now, attempting to select one just closes the connections editor window with no new connection being created.
If I run nm-connection-editor from a terminal, it shows a seg fault when attempting to import the .ovpn file.
Has anybody else seen this recently? Does anybody know a work-around?
I've fully updated my system and it still happens. I can see the dump/segfault in the logs (journal). If anybody think that would be helpful, I'll post it.
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by dpengel3 (2023-04-27 15:04:22)
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Alternatively you can create the configuration yourself:
Analyze the downloaded conf file: In case there are embedded certificates or keys -
<ca>...</ca> # CA certificate
<cert>...</cert> # User certificate
<key>...</key> # User private key
<tls-auth>...</tls-auth> # TLS auth key file
copy those out into separate files beginning and ending with the 5 dashes of the two delimiter lines.
Create a new empty OpenVPN configuration (connection editor) and transfer all remaining statements to the configuration.
If you are unsure what to enter and where I can assist you.
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That, indeed, worked, -thc. Thanks!
(If I get some ambition, later, I'll figure out what in the .ovpn file is crashing the import.)
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