Turbo

I am to be honest a little pissed of because you have still the openvpn version 2.3.9 in opkg. With this version you cant do anything right.

The .ovpn you create with the newest version on your server arent working good and for the security perspective its more than a mess to use so old versions. So i tried to build openvpn from source (the newest version ofc) and figured out that this is not even possible because I cant get

libssl-dev liblzo2-dev libpam0g-dev build-essential

if you know a way pls tell me ;D

I want to ask now:

1) Why didnt you updated the openvpn versions in opkg

2) Do you know another way to use openvpn

3) Do you use .ovpn files for your clients? Or do you handle it differently?

Have a nice Day

Turbo

Hello there. 

I have a OpenVPN server (newest OpenVpn version) and I have problems to connect to it with my OpenPli 7.2 

I wrote a config for the client and saved it on my Reciever. When I type openvpn --config /home/configForReciever.ovpn 

It starts openVpn and gets TLS ERROR like this: 

I am sure it is a TLS Version Conflict and so I tried to edit the openssl.conf  As in Debian  you just need to change the TLS version but I cant find this line on my conf. So Now I dont know rly what to do.. Both OpenVPN versions are the newest versions. 

[system_default_sect]

MinProtocol = TLSv1.2
CipherString = DEFAULT@SECLEVEL=2

Editing the ovpn file didnt helped.. I tried adding : tls-version-min 1.0