Looks like the same error but pay attention to the line.
vpnc: nm-vpn-connection.c.900
openvpn: nm-vpn-connection.c.828
After rebooting the only thing logged to syslog was
nm_vpn_connection_connect_cb(): VPN connection 'xyz' failed to connect:
'No VPN secrets!'
By the way, this is the way i use openvpn:
- authentication by certificates without a password for the keyfile
- lzo compression
- tun device
- udp
- rest -> default
Oh, i forgot: The vpnc-plugin is working without any problems!
I tried to find the error reported in the first post, but i can not find
it in syslog. I am using vpnc with an user and group password both
stored in the keyring. The rest are default values.
Alexander, i can not give you access to it, unfortunately. But using
openvpn in a terminal with a config file is working without problems.
I have the same error after a fresh installation of the openpvn plugin.
nm-vpn- connection. c.828: NeedSecrets failed: dbus-glib- error-quark nager) "org.freedeskto p.NetworkManage r.VPN.Plugin" "NeedSecrets" error name="(unset)" requested_reply=0 "org.freedeskto p.NetworkManage r.openvpn" (uid=0 pid=16481 usr/lib/ network- manager- openvpn/ nm-openvpn- servic" ))
Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call",
sender=":1.4" (uid=0 pid=991 comm="NetworkMa
interface=
member=
destination=
comm="/
Looks like the same error but pay attention to the line. connection. c.900 connection. c.828
vpnc: nm-vpn-
openvpn: nm-vpn-
After rebooting the only thing logged to syslog was
nm_vpn_ connection_ connect_ cb(): VPN connection 'xyz' failed to connect:
'No VPN secrets!'
By the way, this is the way i use openvpn:
- authentication by certificates without a password for the keyfile
- lzo compression
- tun device
- udp
- rest -> default
Oh, i forgot: The vpnc-plugin is working without any problems!
I tried to find the error reported in the first post, but i can not find
it in syslog. I am using vpnc with an user and group password both
stored in the keyring. The rest are default values.
Alexander, i can not give you access to it, unfortunately. But using
openvpn in a terminal with a config file is working without problems.
- Rene