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This release switches from using openvpn3-autoload to using the systemd [email protected] unit by default. This results in a few different behaviours. - Downloaded configuration profiles are imported directly into the OpenVPN 3 Configuration Manager service instead of saving it to a file under /etc/openvpn3/autoload. The imported profile will be stored as a persistent configuration profile. - By default, the imported configuration profile will be started via the [email protected] unit. If the --name argument was provided, that will be used instead of 'OpenVPNCloud'. * New option: --mode <systemd-unit | autoload> The default mode is 'systemd-unit'. To switch back to the old behaviour, the 'autoload' mode can be used. The autoload mode will save the downloaded configuration file to /etc/openvpn3/autoload and create the affiliated .autoload configuration. The openvpn3-autload.service unit is also started. * Renamed --no-systemd to --no-start This option disables starting the VPN connection after the import. In systemd-unit mode, that means the [email protected] unit is not started. For autoload mode, the openvpn3-autoload.service is not started. * Renamed --config-filename to --autoload-file-prefix The new option indicates better that this only impacts the autoload mode and the files which is created. Signed-off-by: David Sommerseth <[email protected]>
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