Install script not creating ovpns dir, and throwing error:
```
cp: cannot stat '/tmp/OLD_UFW': No such file or directory
mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/root\n/usr/sbin\n/bin\n/dev\n/bin\n/usr/games\n/var/cache/man\n/var/spool/lpd\n/var/mail\n/var/spool/news\n/var/spool/uucp\n/bin\n/var/www\n/var/backups\n/var/list\n/var/run/ircd\n/var/lib/gnats\n/nonexistent\n/nonexistent\n/run/systemd\n/run/systemd\n/run/systemd\n/nonexistent\n/run/sshd\n/\n/home/pivpntest/ovpns’: No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access '/root'$'\n''/usr/sbin'$'\n''/bin'$'\n''/dev'$'\n''/bin'$'\n''/usr/games'$'\n''/var/cache/man'$'\n''/var/spool/lpd'$'\n''/var/mail'$'\n''/var/spool/news'$'\n''/var/spool/uucp'$'\n''/bin'$'\n''/var/www'$'\n''/var/backups'$'\n''/var/list'$'\n''/var/run/ircd'$'\n''/var/lib/gnats'$'\n''/nonexistent'$'\n''/nonexistent'$'\n''/run/systemd'$'\n''/run/systemd'$'\n''/run/systemd'$'\n''/nonexistent'$'\n''/run/sshd'$'\n''/'$'\n''/home/pivpntest/ovpns': No such file or directory
```
Found incosistencies in instalation user var/files namings, to have it consistend and easy to understand and considering everyone is more familiar with INSTALL_USER
Changed $pivpnUser to INSTALL_USER
Changed pivpnUSR to INSTALL_USER
Removed PiVPN Secure Notes from PiVPN ADD introduced with PR #794
- Notes not being pushed to BW Vault
- OVPN files not going to ovpns dir
- Needs investigation
+ When estimating $INSTALL_HOME, assure grep can only match user names, to avoid possible wrong multi-line value
+ Remove possible trailing slash from $INSTALL_HOME, to avoid double slash in "$INSTALL_HOME/ovpns"
+ Avoid "cat <file> | grep <pattern>", since grep can process files directly
Signed-off-by: MichaIng <micha@dietpi.com>
Code assumes that the specified user directory is under /home. This code parses the /etc/passwd file in order to determine what that user's proper home directory is.
Historic versions leveraged a format of "server_$UUID" to name of the VPN server certificate for X509 verification. This seems very impersonal. The new code pulls the existing hostname of the machines and appends the 16 character UUID. The new format is $hostname_$UUID.
Example:
A machine named "Martian" with a UUID of 1234567890123456 would change from server_1234567890123456 to Martian_1234567890123456
