VPNBOOK_GUI
Posted: Mon 05 Jun 2017, 03:02
The VPNBOOK_GUI is pre-configured for VPNBOOK with all certificates installed by default, allowing you to connect the VPN service right away (as soon as getting the password from the site). The GUI can be reconfigured and set to work with any VPN service provider you wish as long as all options are configured properly in the VPN_GUI script located in /usr/bin/
The OVPN configuration files are located in /etc/openvpn and can be replaced with the configuration files for your service provider; if using a service provider which uses separate ca.crt,ca.client,and client.key files make sure the ovpn file points to their location in /etc/openvpn.
If you are using a version of openvpn that has --enable-password-save built into the configuration script (it's not by default) then you can also create a password text file and point to it in the ovpn file which will keep you from having to enter in your username and password every time you want to connect to the vpn server.
This has been tested mainly in precise 5.7.1 but has also worked in some older puppies but I have not tested in any of the new puppies.
The OVPN configuration files are located in /etc/openvpn and can be replaced with the configuration files for your service provider; if using a service provider which uses separate ca.crt,ca.client,and client.key files make sure the ovpn file points to their location in /etc/openvpn.
If you are using a version of openvpn that has --enable-password-save built into the configuration script (it's not by default) then you can also create a password text file and point to it in the ovpn file which will keep you from having to enter in your username and password every time you want to connect to the vpn server.
This has been tested mainly in precise 5.7.1 but has also worked in some older puppies but I have not tested in any of the new puppies.