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Just looking to see if you resolved this -- also looking to update my installation and curious what you found the best method to be? |
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save your key files , remove & purge openvpn with apt. then install new opevpn script. Or Just wait for an 'official' method |
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Hi, how can I manually purge client from that "Very old" version? |
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Hi Guys
I have been using the script for a very long time THANKS.
Some of the newer featues look very interesting, could somebody help me with the steps requred to upgrade.
I dont want to loose my existing keys, i.e. ovpn files.
Thanks in advance
William
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