There is a work around for this, but it isn't as simple as it should be.
I can confirm that in 18.04.2 LTS that you can't import the p12 cert
into it. However if you manually extract out the crt, key and ca from
the p12 file, you can select them manually for an openvpn for each file,
and that
Issue continues as of 18.10
I can enter a random character to get past it, but that wasn't
intuitive.
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Confirm the same problem on 16.04 LTS
The random characters do not work for me.
It's a customer's VPN so I cannot insist on changes being make to fit me. The
configuration works fine when using he command line "openvpn --config
.ovpn", but I would prefer to use Network Manager for the
Confirm this too. Even on 17.04 the problem still exists.
I have no password on p12 certificate, but network-manager openvpn plugin still
requires it.
Yes, the trick with random characters works, but this is dumb.
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The solution sugested by connstance does not resolve the problem. In my
case I am trying to access my customer VPN and I cannot password protect
the certificate. In pfSense this is a global option, and if they change
this they need to change all users vpn.
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Comrades, it is not a bug. If you are using pfsense you should define
p12 password in Certificate Export Options. Just pick "Password Protect
Certificate" and type password which you would like, save and reexport.
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still true for xenial.
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No segfault here on 14.04 (pfSense 2.1.4 with the OpenVPN Export
Plugin), but exporting the config+certs ('Archive') from pfSense, you
can't save the imported profile in network manager without entering a
password for the pkcs12 file (which when exported from pfSense, doesn't
have one!)
I've been
Xubuntu 14.04, now this causes a segfault instead of just preventing you
to continue. Doesn't matter if you imporant a .ovpn file or manualy
import the keys.
Apr 21 11:20:23 zmpeg-xps kernel: [ 110.930821] nm-connection-e[2433]:
segfault at 14a77e0 ip 014a77e0 sp 7fff2e3f2e18 error
Segfault confirmed, you can no longer import openvpn configs in 14.04
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Ubuntu 13.10, still present. Approaching 3rd year, not a single f*ck has
been given.
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Also on Xubuntu 12.04 and can confirm does not allow to connect unless
private key password field is populated. Entering irrelevant characters
does not work.
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Xubuntu 12.04, also created using pfSense without password on private
key. Unable to leave password field empty and save settings. Also does
not work when entering characters into the field.
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Same thing on ubuntu 13.04, also from pfsense
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Ubuntu 11.10 (Gnome)
Using a pkcs#12 file from pfsense I entered a couple of random characters in
the box (though the key file or server didn't require it) and I could save
connect fine.
Ubuntu 11.10 (XFCE)
Same as above but the gui prompts for the password when trying to connect to
the vpn.
Same problem here, exported a openvpn configuration from pfSense without
a password, but I can't import the configuration in the network manager
because of this.
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** Changed in: network-manager-openvpn (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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** Attachment added: Screenshot showing that entrering a password is NOT
optional!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-openvpn/+bug/780717/+attachment/2123242/+files/pkcs12-password.png
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