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Hello, I have a problem that I can not solve. My OpenVPN client has a password which I also have to enter (without username). However, there is no possibility to enter it in the GUI.

You can indeed select an OpenVPN password file that I do not have. For fun, I test this with a txt file which includes my password. Unfortunately that did not work.

To test if my OpenVPN server is working at all, i created a user without a password. That went without problems. But I do not want that.

Furthermore, I test the app "SecureFishNet". There you can enter a password and of course the connection works fine. But I want to use the SF internal VPN client.

Is there a way to add the password to the existing client account via the terminal?

Hello, I have a problem that I can not solve. My OpenVPN client has a password which I also have to enter (without username). However, there is no possibility to enter it in the GUI.

You can indeed select an OpenVPN password file that I do not have. For fun, I test this with a txt file which includes my password. Unfortunately that did not work.

To test if my OpenVPN server is working at all, i created a user without a password. That went without problems. But I do not want that.

Furthermore, I test the app "SecureFishNet". There you can enter a password and of course the connection works fine. But I want to use the SF internal VPN client.

Is there a way to add the password to the existing client account via the terminal?

Hello, I have a problem that I can not solve. My OpenVPN client has a password which I also have to enter (without username). However, there is no possibility to enter it in the GUI.

You can indeed select an OpenVPN password file that I do not have. For fun, I test this with a txt file which includes my password. Unfortunately that did not work.

To test if my OpenVPN server is working at all, i created a user without a password. That went without problems. But I do not want that.

Furthermore, I test the app "SecureFishNet". There you can enter a password and of course the connection works fine. But I want to use the SF internal VPN client.

Is there a way to add the password to the existing client account via the terminal?

Hello, I have a problem that I can not solve. My OpenVPN client has a password which I also have to enter (without username). However, there is no possibility to enter it in the GUI.

You can indeed select an OpenVPN password file that I do not have. For fun, I test this with a txt file which includes my password. Unfortunately that did not work.

To test if my OpenVPN server is working at all, i created a user without a password. That went without problems. But I do not want that.

Furthermore, I test the app "SecureFishNet". There you can enter a password and of course the connection works fine. But I want to use the SF internal VPN client.

Is there a way to add the password to the existing client account via the terminal?