Openvpn in Slackware -curent: easy-rsa scripts missing
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the easy-rsa scripts have been moved out of the main openvpn download into their own package. As a consequence of this (I'm assuming), the easy-rsa scripts have disappeared from -current as well (I think they used to be in /usr/share/doc/openvpn). I always rely on the easy-rsa scripts to create a new CA and to manage the client certificates and keys when rolling a new openvpn installation. It would be nice if they could find their way back into Slackware. Then again - I don't have any statistics to hand - maybe not many other people are using them?
I suspect that Pat might be inclined to have a look because the changes in the last release also affect the sample files that usually go into /usr/doc/openvpn-x.y.z
Let's see what he decides to do. ;-)
Any chance of the Easy-RSA scripts making it back into Slackware? They are the main way to generate the CA's and server and client certificates for OpenVPN - and the OpenVPN community is still offering and maintaining them here: https://github.com/OpenVPN/easy-rsa
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