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Dear arch users,
when I want to connect to an OpenVPN server in the GNOME Network Settings, the "Add" button is greyed out. I can connect with `sudo openvpn client.ovpn`, but only as root, not as a regular user. If anybody has an idea or a hint how to get this working via the GUI, I'd be grateful.
I know this is not important, as it is working via the command-line, I just would like to have the VPN indicator in the GNOME tray.
The `networkmanager-openvpn` package is installed and I'm on WiFi in case that matters.
Best regards
Last edited by beckab (2018-09-13 21:06:12)
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A bug report has been filed. You can as a workaround set a random file to CA private key, doing so activates the Add button and random file ignored during import.
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A bug report has been filed. You can as a workaround set a random file to CA private key, doing so activates the Add button and random file ignored during import.
This works perfectly. Thank you!
Regards
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Thank you @laurent85 your workaround it is working for me
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