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I'm trying to get Owncloud working in reverse proxy but no luck. What is the changes I need to do to get this working? //Peter

its double slash in this path after myVPNserver rsync: change_dir "/mnt/cache/myVPNserver//easy-rsa-master" failed: No such file or directory (2) check if you saved the path in the settings with a ending slash

Open a terminal window and type in this /etc/rc.d/rc.openvpnserver download_easy-rsa And post result //P

Do this 1: Change and save settings in Cert and Misc Settings first. 2: Install Easy-rsa. 3:Generate server certificate ... This take several minutes ..... 4: Set and save Server config even if you use default settings you need to save. 5:Generate clients. 6: start server . //Peter

is the new feature working ?

Server plugin updated -Add symlink to /etc/rc.d/ -Update of expect packages to 5.45 -Update of tcl packages to 8.6.5 -Added OpenVPN's port-share -Set client inline certificate file as default

There will be an update this weekend of the plugin. Current Slackware made a big update, stay tuned :-)

Can you explain what is resetting? And what shall I enable ?

was is the step I need to do to get the new P20 flashed after I flashed P19 ?

Great, so P20 is OK to use even that there is reports from user that have issues ? Is there a benefit to go from 19 to 20 ? I have not see any release notes.

Thanks, did you get a fan for the card? I have a spare one that I think I will assembly on the top of the heats ink

I got an question/massage, see image. I hope it should be OK so my flash went OK [emoji53] don't remember now what step , but is was one of the first step after reboot

Thanks, I will take a closer look and read it very slow :-) This is for P19? I let you know later .... Thanks Peter

Tanks for all info! Still I'm thinking to use these steps below, but not sure if the 6GBSAS.FW is in the link to the BIOS/FW. I'm still little confused the way you did it ;-) I'm going to use an older PC that I will use for this flashing, If I follow what you did can you set up a step by step how you did the flashing ? :-) Thanks megarec -writesbr 0 sbrempty.bin MegaRec -cleanflash 0 reboot sas2flsh -o -f 6GBSAS.FW

Thanks for the explanation , then I will try to find the LSI firmware instead. I think i only find /saw 19? Do you have a link to the LSI 20 FW that you use? The only machine I have is my I unraid box that have uefi bios, don't know if flashing would work on that? Remember that I have issues when flashing my br10 card. Maybe I can use some friends old dos bios computer instead.

So before flashing my H310 card next week is this what I need to do to use this in unraid? I have Download SAS-Non-RAID_Firmware_8VGC6_WN32_07.03.05.00_A09.EXE from http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=8VGC6 Created a bootable_usb_stick and add contents from LSI-9211-8i.zip Then booting the USB and follow these 3 steps? megarec -writesbr 0 sbrempty.bin MegaRec -cleanflash 0 reboot sas2flsh -o -f 6GBSAS.FW

The method to flash a H310 was posted in this thread by Fireball3. And the commands to use are coded in the ".bat" files in the archive earlier in this thread. I've done 4 H310's so far myself it works great. I use Fireball3's method and flash from USB dos boot. Here is his post http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=12767.msg259006#msg259006 Why is everyone doing the extra steps on the H310 cards? These are the only commands I used and both cards I flashed are working just fine in my unraid server now. megarec -writesbr 0 sbrempty.bin (wipes the card so to recognize as an LSI) MegaRec -cleanflash 0 reboot sas2flsh -o -f 6GBSAS.FW After that you are done. You don't need the BIOS boot, unless you have to boot into the card for some reason. Also, I never had to reprogram the cards address. I guess you don't need to do that since I used the Dell 6GBSAS firmware. Seems from looking at the batch files if you use the LSI firmware you need to re-program the SAS address. Why not with the Dell IT firmware, have no idea. I used the utility RUFUS to make a bootable USB stick and flashed each card by itself in the PCIE slot. EDIT/UPDATE: I did want to mention that I have read the Dell firmware only supports a queue depth of 25. The LSI firmware supports a queue depth of 600. I have tried both variations of the firmware and saw no increase/decrease in performance. Does this apply to IT passthru which unraid uses? I don't know. I guess to be safe, use the LSI firmware. Waht FW are preferred for H310 card ,not sure where to DL it from ? anyone have a link to all necessary software?

@Binhex, are you using this for PIA user ? https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/forum/discussion/1151/pia-iptables-manager-new //Peter

Use the OpenVPN plugin instead. This use easyrsa to create cert for client/server

It's OK, your issue is with the lib error you have. And that I cant give you any help on. Pleas ask LT (Jonp or Tom) usr/bin/expect: error while loading shared libraries: libtcl8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory /usr/bin/expect: error while loading shared libraries: libtcl8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory try to only have OpenVPN installed and remove the other an see if that helps. //Peter

Attached here; http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=35435.0;attach=31021 Need to look into the easyrsa3 folder

Something is wrong on your system, you have a missing libs! /usr/bin/expect: error while loading shared libraries: libtcl8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory /usr/bin/expect: error while loading shared libraries: libtcl8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory What more plugins do you have installed ? Please post syslog //Peter

can you cd in to easyrsa3 folder an do ls -al

It could be a permission issue! Try set chmod 777 on easyrsa file or post all files in easyrsa3 folder with ls -al so I can see

Can you post the other config file as well?