>
> There should also be no issues using the Community Edition on the
> client side against an Access Server installation, if that is an
> alternative.
I use latest development code against AS-based servers (incl. Private
Tunnel servers) if not daily, at least weekly, and it works great. You
can y
>> And it will really help if you can
>> point out the exact version's of OpenVPN access server and OpenVPN connect
>> client which support UTF8 username's and Passwords.
> I have no idea. This list is mainly driven by the community developers,
> while OpenVPN Access Server is a commercial produc
Hi,
On Fri, May 04, 2012 at 12:08:19PM +0530, Gauri Bhave wrote:
> So do you mean to say that the latest release of the community version of
> OpenVPN supports UTF8 Usernames and Passwords?
Yes. Sortof. There is no stable release of 2.3 yet, just 2.3_alpha1
gert
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Hi,
Thankyou for your reply. I was looking at the options available to support
UTF8. I do not want to use the commercial version.
So do you mean to say that the latest release of the community version of
OpenVPN supports UTF8 Usernames and Passwords?
Thanks & Regards
Gauri Bhave
On Thu, May 3, 2
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On 03/05/12 12:21, Gauri Bhave wrote:
> Well that's the legacy that i got from the previous developer. So
> just wanted to know if it supports UTF8. And it will really help if
> you can point out the exact version's of OpenVPN access server and
> OpenV
Hi,
On Thu, May 03, 2012 at 03:51:27PM +0530, Gauri Bhave wrote:
> Well that's the legacy that i got from the previous developer. So just
> wanted to know if it supports UTF8.
No, all versions before 2.3_alpha1 will convert anything non-7bit-ASCII to
"_" (as you have observed).
> And it will r
Access Server and OpenVPN Connect client are commercial offerings based
on the OpenVPN 2.1.x tree. As such, they lack many of the features that
came in later community versions (2.2.x+). I'd guess they don't support
UTF-8, either.
I would use OpenVPN 2.3-alpha1 as it should be very stable and has
Well that's the legacy that i got from the previous developer. So just
wanted to know if it supports UTF8. And it will really help if you can
point out the exact version's of OpenVPN access server and OpenVPN connect
client which support UTF8 username's and Passwords.
Thanks
Gauri Bhave
On Thu, M
Hi,
On Thu, May 03, 2012 at 12:14:28PM +0530, Gauri Bhave wrote:
> Can you tell me which version of openvpn started supporting utf8. I am
> using openvpn-2.1_rc15 but all my utf8 characters get converted to '_'
> (underscores), when i see the log on the server side and AD gives me an
> error authe
Hi,
Can you tell me which version of openvpn started supporting utf8. I am
using openvpn-2.1_rc15 but all my utf8 characters get converted to '_'
(underscores), when i see the log on the server side and AD gives me an
error authentication failed.
Please help me
Thanks
Gauri Bhave
On Wed, May 2,
Hi,
On Wednesday 02 May 2012 10:10:05 Gauri Bhave wrote:
> I am customizing the openvpn GUI to support multiple languages. I want to
> connect using a non ASCII username, Say a chinese or hindi user name. Is it
> possible in Open VPN.
actually the GUI at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openvpn-gu
Hello,
OpenVPN is basically UTF-8 enabled.
There was a recent patch to fix some issue with the management
interface in this regard.
Most probably you will need to convert UCS-2 to UTF-8 when sending the
user/password into openvpn.
So you can try out the master branch and see if it works for you.
Hi,
I am customizing the openvpn GUI to support multiple languages. I want to
connect using a non ASCII username, Say a chinese or hindi user name. Is it
possible in Open VPN.
Thanks
Gauri Bhave
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