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ovpmd.service wrong exe path... #47
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@ozburn thanks for letting me know. The work I do for this project is mostly tested on CentOS. So, it's nice to hear from the Ubuntu side as well. :) I will fix this shortly. |
@cad , i'm glad to help..!! , Got another issue on ubuntu... On these days, default openvpn instalation on ubuntu, don't create user and group "openvpn" , instead, it's use.. the nobody user and nogroup group. I change the user and group on /var/db/ovpm/server.conf and it's finally start openvpn service.... It's ok to change parameters on server.conf ?? , i mean... can be overwriten by another ovpm process ? Thanks again..!! i have some ubuntu servers in production, i'm here to help ;) By the way , sorry my Bad English too :) |
@ozburn nope If you need to do something that is not available right now via ovpm CLI. I would be glad to hear it as I may incorporate it in the upcoming versions. For the user issue, you can create openvpn user & group to work around it for now. Every major distro is installing openvpn with nobody user & group now. I will switch to nobody as well. |
We've been using using *openvpn* user and group as server launch config options. But latest versions of the popular distros are packaging OpenVPN to be used with *nobody* user and group and they are not creating openvpn user anymore, as also stated in #47. Signed-off-by: Mustafa Arici <mustafa@arici.io>
Hello , i'm really excited with this project , a light in the end of tunnel ;) , Thankyou very much to this iniciative...
I Just do a clean install on a new and updated ubtuntu 16.04 LTS version , and got a little problem...
After install and try to start with systemctl start ovpmd.service , it's not starting, doing a LOG look, i found the ovpmd.service at /usr/lib/systemd/system/ovpmd.service , set o wrong path to ovpmd.
ExecStart=/sbin/ovpmd
On my system is on /usr/sbin/ , after edit the file above, everything works perfect..!
Forgot to say that i install using the Debian/Ubuntu method, adding the repo onubuntu and using apt-get install ovpmd..!
Thanks again..!! i will try now to understand how it works, and if i can set it up to work like i already use on another server ;) Cya.
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