Samuli Seppänen

@yurykovshov I would start by looking at what tie-ins build.py has with the system. These two look promising: * \\bin\setenv.bat (see build_ddk method in build.py) * \\makefile.def (see src/MAKEFILE) If...

I'm able to reproduce this issue with Puppet 7 on CentOS 8 agent (not yet converted to CentOS 8 streams). On agent side: $ puppet --version 7.5.0 $ which puppet...

@chipitsine thanks! That would definitely useful.

I agree with @larsen0815. I would expect a more "standard" (discussion [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9725675/is-there-a-standard-format-for-command-line-shell-help-text)) way to define the parameters. For example, "openvpn --help" handles such cases like this ``` --plugin m [str]:...

We actually discussed the config file directory's location quite a bit. We would have preferred ```%APPDATA%\OpenVPN``` but decided not to use it as Windows hides ```%APPDATA%``` from directory listings (correct?)....

@MicahZoltu : the workarounds you suggest sound reasonable. Once the pull request [Functionality to import configuration file from the command line](https://github.com/OpenVPN/openvpn-gui/pull/76) has been merged, the location of config files will...

Maybe the pre-connect and disconnect script timeouts are there just because of symmetry ("connect scripts have timeout, so these should too". Force-termination of scripts, coupled with a high default timeout...

@selvanair : as long as failed scripts create a warning this should improve things from user perspective, so a +1 for a patch.

I think it would make sense to reconnect (on login) to VPNs that were active when the user logged out. It would make OpenVPN-GUI work like on-demand/login service. This would...

Yes, I think that is the idea. Not just start the OpenVPN-GUI application, but also automatically launch VPN connections that were active when the user logged out the last time.