Jelle Dekker 30920115b3 Implemented that a Certificate Revocation List is generated during installation after generation of other Public Key Infrastructure. Enabled this CRL in the server config. The added benefit of this is that whenever the user now revokes a client, the change is instant. Whereas before, the first time a client was revoked, the OpenVPN server had to be restarted to enabled the then-newly-generated CRL. This change also makes the file /etc/pivpn/REVOKE_STATUS obsolete. ... Documentation: https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html#revoke		2017-09-22 02:46:52 -05:00
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bash-completion	Add 'pivpn clients' command to show list of connected clients	2016-12-08 11:43:30 -05:00
clientStat.sh	Add 'pivpn clients' command to show list of connected clients	2016-12-08 11:43:30 -05:00
fix_iptables.sh	Try some iptables fix. (2/2). Needs unit testing.	2016-12-11 22:04:17 -05:00
listOVPN.sh	pivpn add for easyrsa3, updates to pivpn list for easyrsa3	2016-12-06 10:56:51 -05:00
makeOVPN.sh	added fi to if-statement	2017-03-16 22:28:50 +13:00
pivpnDebug.sh	Fix new additions	2016-12-24 16:17:16 -05:00
removeOVPN.sh	Implemented that a Certificate Revocation List is generated during installation after generation of other Public Key Infrastructure. Enabled this CRL in the server config. The added benefit of this is that whenever the user now revokes a client, the change is instant. Whereas before, the first time a client was revoked, the OpenVPN server had to be restarted to enabled the then-newly-generated CRL. This change also makes the file /etc/pivpn/REVOKE_STATUS obsolete.	2017-09-22 02:46:52 -05:00
uninstall.sh	Add fix iptables help to debug script (1/2)	2016-12-11 13:36:14 -05:00