On 12/19/20 11:54 AM, Chris Laprise wrote:
> You should try doing a 'dnf update' and then trying the install again. I
> just tried it on f32 and it worked.
>
Thanks, that worked however I run into another problem in that I cant
seem to get vpns to work on anything except fed31minimal.
I have tried on centos minimal, debian minimal, fed31 minimal so I am
assuming I am doing something wrong, but I dont know what as I AFAIK am
doing the same thing i did with fed31.
I start with
sudo dnf install qubes-repo-contrib && sudo dnf update && sudo dnf upgrade
then sudo dnf install qubes-tunnel
Intially I think I was just doing that and not installing anything else
but in trying to figure things out I started installing packages that
the minimal docs page says are needed for NetVM and VPN qube (things
like openvpn and qubes-core-agent-networking
qubes-core-agent-network-manager NetworkManager-wifi
network-manager-applet wireless-tools notification-daemon gnome-keyring
polkit and sakura, a term i can paste into)
The above now seems to work ok, but then I create an appvm - vpnfed32,
select the template (centos/deb/fed32 minimals) then check the "provides
network" then go to the Services tab and add qubes-tunnel-openvpn then
click ok.
Then I make sure the template and new appvm are closed, then start up
the vpnvm from dom0:
qvm-run -u root vpnfed32 sakura &
and run
/usr/lib/qubes/qtunnel-setup --config
then enter my vpn provider (PIA) username then password
then copy one of the pia .ovpn profiles to
/rw/config/qtunnel/qtunnel.conf
then shutdown the vpn vm, then open the settings for another appvm set
vpnfed32 as the networking vm to vpnfed32 and then try to start the
AppVM (that I just set to use vpnfed32) up but nada, no connection to
the internet at all.
Is there something above that is incorrect? Or maybe a log I could post?
Thank you in advance