Open VPN NTFS Problems
Thanks for your help with my problems, I think this will be complicated:
My setup: Complete noob with: Acer Aspire E1-510 Notebook with 64 bit and no CD/DVD drive and no WIFI or touchpad drivers. Linux Debian wheezy (Version 7.7 in German as Iam a german speaker) for 64 bit, I already had the apt-get update run while I was connected on the internet so everything should be up to date now. Further Iam root as I inserted my name in the /etc/sudoers.tmp file with the visudo command. “My username ALL=(ALL :ALL) ALL” under the line “#Allow members of group sudo to execute any command”. All commands you will read are started in the root terminal (as administrator) Problems: Installing OpenVPN Trying “apt-get install openvpn”. It starts and asks me if I want to proceed and I go [Y]. But then it asks me to insert the media with the name >>Debian GNU/Linux 7.70_Wheezy_-Official amd64 DVD Binary-1 20141018-13:06 in the drive >>/media/cdrom/<< and press Enter. But I don’t have a CD/DVD drive. So I added an openvpn-2.3.6 folder via USB Stick with FAT 32. But I cant get it to work. neither with terminal nor with clicking on everything there, pushing it into the terminal then pressing enter or using “apt-get install whatever” does not work. I already installed Truecrypt, so I thought I know what to do……obviously not. NTFS : Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with: Unpriviliged user can not mount NTFS block devices using external FUSE library. Either mount the volume as root or rebuild NTFS-3G with integrated FUSE support and make it setuid root. Please see more information at ……….. So I tried to insert an USB Stick in NTFS from my windows as the Image that the “apt-get install openvpn” command wants is more than 4GB. I do it this way ‘cause I have no WIFI drivers and have to connect over Ethernet to the routher which sucks cause the router is somewhere else far away and not easy to access(No I do not hack WIFIS). And then this error message above occurred (in fat letters). But I already inserted and mounted NTFS sticks on this system prior and could also copy stuff from USB sticks but now it’s not working anymore with NTFS. Typing “ntfs-3g” it says “No device specified”. So I looked on the net and found I can change the “/etc/fstab” as this is a possible way to fix it but the terminal just tells me: “no permission” when I just type “/etc/fstab”. But Iam root, so WTF! Why can I not access! Rest: Not so important: Where can I get touchpad and WIFI drivers for debian. My touchpad just jumps randomly but most of the time does nothing if I try to use it. Not usable! Why does debian make an odd and funny sound sometimes when I hit backshlash or arrow down in the terminal? That’s useless and annoying. What can I do about this? I really don’t know what to do right now! I am greatful for any help but I do not want to migrate to another distro as I do not want to give up now! |
I don't know German, but here is my english attempt at a solution.
1) For the apt-get error: edit your /etc/sources.list making sure the section containing "deb cdrom" is commented-out with a "#". To edit the file, try: Code:
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list Code:
#deb cdrom:[Debian GNU/Linux 7.70_Wheezy_-Official amd64 DVD Binary-1] example: Code:
deb http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/ wheezy main contrib non-free 3) As afore-mentioned, "contrib" and "non-free" is likely required for wireless drivers. Firstly, i prefer "aptitude" rather than "apt-get". so let's install it. Code:
sudo apt-get update Code:
aptitude search "firmware-" Code:
sudo aptitude install firmware-iwlwifi |
Hi thanks for the fast help, it worked.
thanks I could install openVPN. I changed sources, updated and installed it. But where can I find it? I searched my Laptop but cannot find it. I used apt get-install openvpn and also $ wget http://swupdate.openvpn.org/as/openv...u12.amd_64.deb from http://www.unixmen.com/install-openv...ubuntu-debian/ NTFS solved: I just tried: sudo nano etc/fstab or etc/apt/fstab and deleted the last line. The reason for this was because I just installed the thing over my USB Stick. |
Got another prob. Truecrypt.
Iam sudo. But when I try to mount my TC file on the laptop i already made and mounted before it says that Iam not in the f.cking sudoers file! But Iam! The PW is right 100%. |
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You usually just install directly from repositories Code:
sudo aptitude update You may need one or more of the following: Code:
gadmin-openvpn-client - GTK+ configuration tool for openvpn (client) |
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or change to root account with "sudo su" or "su -" (need actual root password for this one) and you will be root. |
Hi,
all things apart from touchpad and wifi solved. Thanks! But please one more thing: How can I copy and paste 2 folders into the /etc/openvpn folder? Thanks PS: And why can I not just open that folder? |
/etc/ has rights set for only root has rights as it holds very sensitive configurations.
you will need to use sudo to copy (cp) or move (mv), or launch a file-manager. ex: Code:
sudo nautilus Code:
sudo thunar Code:
sudo cp ~/myfolder /etc/openvpn/ |
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