Hi all, I'm using the virtual appliance downloaded here http://openvpn.net/index.php/access-server/download-openvpn-as-vm/164.html?osfamily=Virtual%20Appliance%20%28VMWare%29&ex=1 While trying to login into the WEB GUI I'm getting this error "Uncaught Exception: com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptException: JavaScript TypeError exception: $doc.getBoxObjectFor is not a function" and login fails. Can anyone help me solving this issue please? Thank you so much :-) Alex

[quote="JanJoh74"]Also, I scrapped the prebuilt appliance after realizing how old it was. The problem is not present on 1.8.3 running on Ubuntu 10.10. You may want to consider upgrading.[/quote] Any suggest for a succesfull upgrade? 'cause I issued the command listed on the download web page and I wonder that I had upgraded...

AS Virtual Appliance login error

alexfr

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JanJoh74

I got the same with Firefox and Chrome. It works alright with IE.

alexfr

JanJoh74 wroteI got the same with Firefox and Chrome. It works alright with IE.

Thank you,I'll try with IE :-)

JanJoh74

Also, I scrapped the prebuilt appliance after realizing how old it was.

The problem is not present on 1.8.3 running on Ubuntu 10.10. You may want to consider upgrading.

alexfr

JanJoh74 wroteAlso, I scrapped the prebuilt appliance after realizing how old it was.

The problem is not present on 1.8.3 running on Ubuntu 10.10. You may want to consider upgrading.

Any suggest for a succesfull upgrade? 'cause I issued the command listed on the download web page and I wonder that I had upgraded...

ddog800

I think the appliances are meant to be upgraded after you install them. I've tested the Hyper-V and ESXi appliances and was able to upgrade them to 1.8.3 using instructions on the site with no issues. For the ESXi image I downloaded the Ubuntu9 .deb and for the Hyper-V image I used the Ubuntu8 .deb. The instructions were on the page you used to download the image. The only exception was the ESXi page didn't specify to download the updated .deb, but I found an Ubuntu9 deb in the root home folder in the image so I used:

wget http://swupdate.openvpn.org/as/openvpn-as-1.8.3-Ubuntu9.amd_64.deb
dpkg -i openvpn-as-1.8.3-Ubuntu9.amd_64.deb

to update the installation and it all worked fine.

Edit: I originally posted the i386 Ubuntu8 link, updated to reflect the amd_64 Ubuntu9 link