Vahid G

Can you check if its zip file, and not a text file with .zip extension. I had this issue on CentOS 7 due to selinux not allowing to run the...

Take a look at the webserver log, you either don't have permission to write to "client-conf/" directory, or selinux is disallowing access, if you have it installed. Its on by...

> what is web_group and i hope web_user is correct aswell web_user and web_group depends on you're distro, debian:: (www-data www-data) centos:: (apache apache)

what are the log settings you've set? can you share that.

in /etc/openvpn/server.conf check for these `status /var/log/openvpn-status.log` `log-append /var/log/openvpn.log` and in your webserver, set the log level, in Apache's case the following tells where to store the log `ErrorLog "logs/error_log"`...

apache is not showing any errors. what seems to be the problem with your openvpn server?

can you connect to the vpn server? and is your vpn routing properly?! there shouldn't be much much data on the `openvpn-status.log` file. as to `openvpn.log` file, every time a...

You mean instead of passwords?

see if this option on openvpn does what you need. `verify-client-cert` by default in this project is set to `none`. it takes three options: - none - optional - required...

https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install take a look at this script, and see how it creates a certificate, and after the cert is created using this commit https://github.com/lagman/OpenVPN-Admin/commit/0ebe5b52ea3654f9f7632172d594e01daca00a0b see how it can be added...