Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of OpenvpnSoftwareRepos
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- 06/08/17 21:27:04 (7 years ago)
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v28 v29 8 8 9 9 * Official Debian and Ubuntu repositories tend to have fairly old OpenVPN versions available 10 * The re are fairly up-to-date versions of OpenVPN releases available in places such as [http://repoforge.org/ RepoForge] (previously RPMForge) for !RedHat derivatives. Also, Fedora typically has the latest upstream version in its repositories.10 * The Fedora and Fedora EPEL provides fairly up-to-date OpenVPN releases for supported Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (including clones such as CentOS, Scientific Linux) releases. 11 11 12 12 All packages are available in ''i386'' and ''amd64/x86_64'' flavours. Even if a package is built on a particular OS, it does not mean it won't work on older and/or newer versions of the same distro, or even on a different operating system. If you encountered any issues with the package, please file a new [wiki:TesterDocumentation#Reportingbugs bug report]. 13 13 14 = Using OpenVPN apt repositories =14 = Debian / Ubuntu: Using OpenVPN apt repositories = 15 15 16 16 We maintain several OpenVPN (OSS) software repositories. To setup the repositories you need to change to the root user. Typically this is done using ''sudo'': … … 56 56 Now you're set for installing OpenVPN. Note that packages built for older operating system releases ''might'' work just fine on newer release of the same operating system. 57 57 58 = Installing OpenVPN=58 == Installing OpenVPN == 59 59 60 60 On !Debian/Ubuntu use … … 64 64 }}} 65 65 66 = Notes on expired keys=66 == Notes on expired keys == 67 67 68 68 If the apt signing key expires, apt will complain when refreshing the package cache (e.g. ''apt-get update''). To fix this remove the expired key from apt keychain: … … 84 84 --- snip --- 85 85 }}} 86 87 = Fedora / Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Using Fedora EPEL = 88 89 For Fedora distributions, you can skip right to the '''Install OpenVPN''' section below. 90 91 For Red Hat Enterprise Linux and clones, follow the [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL Fedora EPEL guide] on how to install the EPEL repository. Scientific Linux have a helper packages already handy which can be installed using `yum install yum-conf-epel`. CentOS might have a similar package too. 92 93 == Install OpenVPN == 94 95 {{{ 96 [root@host:~]# yum install openvpn 97 }}} 98 99 On Fedora releases using `dnf`, it is equally simple: 100 101 {{{ 102 [root@host:~]# dnf install openvpn 103 }}} 104 105 All packages in the Fedora repositories are signed by the official Fedora keys.