In case your connection manager doesn’t let you manage all settings (e.g. delete mobile connections you can use the Gnome network manager. Start it by typing:
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Reconnect your openvpn tunnel if packets get lost
Check if your openvpn tunnel is still active and if it’s not reconnect it with this bash script: Thanks to: https://forum.turris.cz/t/guide-openvpn-reconnect-script-daily-restart-with-location-change-server-roulette-client-to-stay-allways-on-luci-vpn-nano-ssh-linux/10949
Continue reading...Import GPG-Keys on Fedora
Fix the permissions of the enclosing directory ~/.gnupg because an attacker with enough rights on the folder could manipulate folder contents. Make sure, the folder+contents belong to you: Correct access rights for .gnupg and subfolders: finally import your keys with your user (not sudo/root)
Continue reading...Autostart OpenVPN
Requirements for OpenVPN autostart on systemd Linux Before you begin setting up OpenVPN to autostart on systemd Linux, you’ll need a few prerequisites: OpenVPN A VPN provider A Linux distribution (distro) with systemd Configure OpenVPN for systemd Linux Now, let’s configure OpenVPN to autostart for systemd Linux. First open a terminal. We need to change the default behavior of OpenVPN. With the editor Nano, run the command: Remove the ‘#’ infront of ‘AUTOSTART=”all”‘ so that OpenVpn allows to start the .conf files. After that press “Ctrl X” to exit Nano and answer “Y” to save the file. configure openvpn to...
Continue reading...Citrix on Fedora32
In case you need to get Citrix working under Fedora these are the steps that worked for me: First of all download the client from https://www.citrix.com/de-de/downloads/citrix-receiver/linux/receiver-for-linux-latest.html and make sure you download the WebReceiverOnly package as the Selfservice-Package needs webkitgtk to work which is not provided by the Fedora32 repository. Install client and crypto-libs Update libcrypto reference in desktop file Extract system ca-certificates and install in the Citrix cacerts directory Citrix Receiver expects libidn.so.11 so you need to link it to 12.6: Then start your Citrix application via the downloaded ica-file
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