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Hi,
I'm trying to connect to the PIA vpn via Network Manager, but my connection always fails immediately.
Although when I test a vpn connection via the command line using openvpn I am successful.
This tells me that openvpn probably has insufficient rights to connect via network manager.
I thought adding my user name (and even root) to the /etc/group file under "nm-openvpn:x:994" would fix this, but to no avail
How I try connecting via Network Manager:
1) add network: VPN
from file
2) select ovpn file from the available files provided in the openvpn.zip PIA has
3) enter credentials and click OK
Would someone know how I can resolve this? I would prefer to use network manager rather than running the command every time I want to connect via openvpn.
Thanks ahead of time!!
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This is of no help, but I came here to ask about the same issue. I began experiencing this after a recent system update.
[edit] I had to manually edit all of the VPN connections via nm-connection-editor. The CA Certificate was missing for one thing. This thread ( https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/priv … ccess-vpn/ ) mentions having to change the default port to 1198 and the security to cipher aes-128-cbc ...
Last edited by wilberfan (2016-07-15 01:53:19)
Hey, be nice...I'm new at this!
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This is of no help, but I came here to ask about the same issue. I began experiencing this after a recent system update.
[edit] I had to manually edit all of the VPN connections via nm-connection-editor. The CA Certificate was missing for one thing. This thread ( https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/priv … ccess-vpn/ ) mentions having to change the default port to 1198 and the security to cipher aes-128-cbc ...
You're awesome. I was having a simliar issue. I'm using network manager and I went into the advanced settings and changed the security to aes-128-cbc now its working!
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