- Implement connection specific env variables. These are merged
with the process environment strings and passed to scripts.
- To set an env variable, use 'echo setenv name value' in the config
or push from the server. This will set "OPENVPN_name=value" in
the connections's env set. Note that "name" is mangled as
"OPENVPN_name" to avoid servers overwriting sensitive variables
such as PATH. Names are set in the order received and same name
overwrites any previously set value.
- Environment variable names are allowed to contain only alpha numeric
characters and underscore as in openvpn.exe. But, unlike openvpn.exe,
invalid names are ignored, not sanitized.
v2 changes (Dec 16, 2017):
- If value is missing, the directive is interpreted as a delete command
and the env var with matching name in the connection's env set is removed.
- Windows needs env block to be ordered:
While merging connection specific env vars with process env block, order
the entries 'alphabetically' (locale independent, case insensitive
unicode ordinal order). In case of duplicates, the value in connection
env set replaces the one in process env.
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- This works the same way as restart button in the status window
but is more conveniently accessible from the tray menu.
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- A new registry HKLM\Software\OpenVPN\disable_save_passwords
(32 bit DWORD value) may be set to a non-zero value to
disable password saving by users. Applies to both auth and
private key passwords. Usernames are always saved.
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Support the following echo commands
- "echo forget-passwords": delete passwords internally saved by the GUI
but do not disable the password save feature. Useful when pushed
from the server so that it gets processed after authentication. Also see
management-notes.txt in openvpn docs.
- "echo save-passwords": enables private-key and auth-user-pass passwords
to be saved. Will be effective at startup only if present in the config
file. If pushed from the server, will get used for subsequent
password prompts. Essentially this has the effect of presenting the password
dialogs to the user with save-password checkbox selected. The user may still
uncheck it during the dialog.
Note: echo commands are processed as and when they are received and in the order
received.
TODO: support for "echo setenv name var", "echo disable-save-passwords" etc..
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Note: IDS_NFO_TOKEN_PASSWORD_CAPTION and IDS_NFO_TOKEN_PASSWORD_REQUEST
strings need translation.
TODO: support for selecting pkcs11-id from the GUI
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- Username and, optionally, password as well as the private
key passphrase are saved in config-specific registry keys
- All saved data are kept encrypted using DPAPI
- The passphrase dialog is skipped if a valid saved private
key password is available. However, the user-auth dialog
is always presented, prefilled with the saved username
and password.
Note: A text string "Save password" is added to three dialogs
in all language resource files. Additional text with ids
IDS_MENU_CLEARPASS and IDS_NFO_DELETE_PASS are added to the
STRINGTABLE only in the English language resource file.
All these need translations.
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Asynchronously read Input on the service pipe which are mostly
errors reported by the service. Display the errors on the status log
window and to the log file if its not opened by openvpn.
If/when openvpn fails to start or exits with error, close
the connection without waiting for management socket timeout.
v2:
- rebase to master
- fix a bug in setting manage.connected state
- ensure management socket is closed and resources freed before thread exit
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