Oh the joy of Linux and importing VPN configurations from pfSense OpenVPN client export wizard/generator.
On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, the trick was not to use the OpenVPN.oval file, but to manually import the file not using the OpenVPN part of the GUI- using the 'archive' option from the pfSense file generator.
I updated to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and now the trick was to download the Mac/Windows viscosity bundle, unpack, and run that .conf.
Oh Linux network manager and your VPN 'turn key' GUI, you trickster you.
On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, the trick was not to use the OpenVPN.oval file, but to manually import the file not using the OpenVPN part of the GUI- using the 'archive' option from the pfSense file generator.
I updated to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and now the trick was to download the Mac/Windows viscosity bundle, unpack, and run that .conf.
Oh Linux network manager and your VPN 'turn key' GUI, you trickster you.
