Are you feeding your config file to openvpn binary on the command line?
I suspect OpenVPN and NM have different config formats and NM expects
NM-exported file.
Here's an example of OpenVPN connection, exported from NM (I simply
exported mine), try adopting it to your needs:
client
remote 'server.com'
ca '/ca.crt'
cert '/client1.crt'
key '/client1.key'
dev tun
proto tcp
nobind
auth-nocache
script-security 2
persist-key
persist-tun
user nm-openvpn
group nm-openvpn
/--Regards, Aleksei/
On 28/12/17 13:35, Guillaume Betous wrote:
Hi,
I have an openvpn setup which works fine on command-line. I have a
single file which contains inline keys.
When I try to import it on network-manager (not sure of the version, but
I run Ubuntu 17.10), I have an error with message like "cannot read or
does not contain known VPN data / ERROR : plugin does not handle import"
(French message is : Le fichier xxx.ovpn est illisible ou ne contient
pas d'information de connexion VPN reconnues. ERREUR : le greffon ne
prend pas en charge la fonction d'importation).
I could not find anywhere a clear documentation about the needed file
format.
Thank you for your help,
Regards,
gUI
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