It seems like... As far as the GUI is concerned, if it's already running as
admin, it should just start OpenVPN.exe directly. If it's not admin, it
should try to connect to the IService.
Hi,
On Wed, Feb 03, 2016 at 01:44:10AM -0000, debbie...@gmail.com wrote:
> thankyou for your detailed reply ..I looked up eurephia :-) nice
> and did a little more research and discovered anonyproz.com
> The idea has some merit but it is not for the core openvpn team.
> I see that now .. I am, as ever, still learning and, on this occasion,
> maybe seeing things a little more clearly ..
> Ironically, this maybe one idea where open vs closed source
> "shows it's teeth" a little. C'est la vie and thanks for your time ..
> mvh :D
Well, with a "closed" package, the VPN server could (sort of) trust the
VPN client - but the *user* cannot trust the client, so hast to believe
the vendor claims "it is totally secure!"...
gert
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