Hi,
I had to install windows 7 on e:\ instead of c:\ (don't ask why).
When I run the OpenVPN client it says that it can't find c:\windows\system32\route command. Route exists of course in e:\windows\system32 (not in c:).
I copied the command to my USB flash drive (which gets the C: drive letter when connected) after creating the c:\windows\system32 directory and OpenVPN worked just fine. I can run OpenVPN if I have my USB connected with this trick. Is there another workaround for this absolute path problem?
Thanks
George
route command path
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Re: route command path
win-sys path|'e:\'
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I've never had to use it, but got it from the manual (I could say RTFM, but that wouldn't help anyone
http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-sourc ... pn-21.html section: Windows-Specific Options:
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I've never had to use it, but got it from the manual (I could say RTFM, but that wouldn't help anyone
http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-sourc ... pn-21.html section: Windows-Specific Options:
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Re: route command path
Hi Simon,
Thanks for helping. This worked fine for the command line. Does anyone know where to put the option for the OpenVPN gui. I had a look at the openvpn gui options (http://openvpn.se/install.txt) but it seems that I can only specify where the openvpn.exe is but without providing options to it.
Thanks
George
Thanks for helping. This worked fine for the command line. Does anyone know where to put the option for the OpenVPN gui. I had a look at the openvpn gui options (http://openvpn.se/install.txt) but it seems that I can only specify where the openvpn.exe is but without providing options to it.
Thanks
George
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Re: route command path
please fully ignore openvpn.se, it is old and out-dated
http://openvpn.net/INSTALL-win32.html
there are registry entries for that stuff
http://openvpn.net/INSTALL-win32.html
there are registry entries for that stuff