I had someone with a config error, and I asked them what version they were
running, but since there was a config error, OpenVPN didn't show the version
banner before the config failed to load.
Turns out they had version 1.6, but I'm able to reproduce this in 2.0. It would
have made it easier to f
> James, do you put any preferance in what language/environment a gui for
> OpenVPN is developed in, if you would distribute it together with the main
> application in the future?
These are my current thoughts on this:
* Preferably, the language development tools and environment are open source,
Mathias Sundman wrote:
...
No, I'm not used to OO languages, unfortunally. The reasons why I
started to write this in C was:
1) I only know how to code in C, VisualBasic and Assembler. Assembler is
out of the question, and I'm tired of VBs dependency for a bunch of
DLLs. I like beeing able t
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004, Jan Kiszka wrote:
PS: Has anyone ever thought about some small GUI (taskbar icon with
some dialogs) for Windows, KDE, etc. to make the handling of multiple
configurations and the status display easier in a roadwarrior
scenario?
I just started working on such an applicati
On Tuesday 29 June 2004 11:06, Jan Kiszka wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> here is a tiny patch to make revoke-crt and make-crl work seamlessly
> within the easy-rsa environment. Seems that no one used it before ;)
Thanks, I've merged for inclusion in beta8.
James
> I would furthermore suggest to discuss the required interface between
> the GUI and the OpenVPN daemon on this list. Starting and stopping would
> be possibly by just running the main binary, but I think a more
> sophisticated status and diagnosis interface requires some other
> mechanism (e.g. a
Mathias Sundman wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Jan Kiszka wrote:
PS: Has anyone ever thought about some small GUI (taskbar icon with
some dialogs) for Windows, KDE, etc. to make the handling of multiple
configurations and the status display easier in a roadwarrior
scenario? Just a thought, I'm
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Jan Kiszka wrote:
PS: Has anyone ever thought about some small GUI (taskbar icon with some
dialogs) for Windows, KDE, etc. to make the handling of multiple
configurations and the status display easier in a roadwarrior scenario? Just
a thought, I'm not saying I have the tim
