johndoe_01 3 Posted ... Is there a way to start stunnel and openvpn (to establish a ssl connection) on boot, without use of the client ? Regards... Quote Share this post Link to post
zhang888 1066 Posted ... Define without use of the client. Without the AirVPN client (Eddie) or without a client at all?You should either make a scheduled task or a cron job, depends on which OS you are, or placeboth stunnel and openvpn clients on your router. The client run somewhere, thou. Quote Hide zhang888's signature Hide all signatures Occasional moderator, sometimes BOFH. Opinions are my own, except when my wife disagrees. Share this post Link to post
johndoe_01 3 Posted ... Indeed, I mean without Eddie. I prepared my router and it worked for all the other configurations, but it is a problem with SSH or SSL (is disabled when preparing the configuration files). So I want the connection started at boot (Linux Mint) and need some help or ideas. Quote Share this post Link to post
johndoe_01 3 Posted ... I found the solution It was very simple. install if needed stunnel (apt-get install stunnel) renamed :AirVPN_SSL-443.ovpn to airvpn.confAirVPN_SSL-443.ssl to stunnel.confcopiedairvpn.conf to /etc/openvpnstunnel.conf to /etc/stunnelstunnel.crt to /etc/stunneledit :/etc/default/openvpn and add the line #AUTOSTART="home office" to #AUTOSTART="airvpn" and remove the #/etc/stunnel/stunnel.conf and change the line CAfile = stunnel.crt to CAfile = /etc/stunnel/stunnel.crt/etc/default/stunnel4 and change the line ENABLED=0 to ENABLED=1 (to enable stunnel automatic startup)Then reboot and everything is working. 15 nov 2016 - WARNING : on https://ipleak.net/#dnsleak I discover that there is a dns-leak with this setup - help needed. Find the soloution for the DNS leak : Edit /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf change the line dns=dnsmasq into #dns=dnsmasq save and reboot. All done ! 2 OmniNegro and Milou13 reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post