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On Wed, 05 Apr 2006 17:18:32 +0400, Charles Duffy <cduffy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Well, if you're running the OpenVPN daemon as a user, the key needs to
be accessible to the user as well; otherwise, how will the OpenVPN
process read it?
Yes, I use GUI to control it, and indeed the process runs on my
credentials...
:(
Safer is to run OpenVPN as a service and use the management interface to
start it up / provide a username and password / etc.
That's my goal, but I can't do it currently for I store my certs in a
token...
Still did not find a way to provide the token's password and key's RSA
passphraze if OpenVPN is run as the service...
:( :(
Tony.
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