Ask for how many days the new client should be valid in days. Defaults to 3650 days (10 years) #1250
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…s to 3650 days (10 years).
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For those who need it, the script asks for how many days the new client should be valid. This defaults to 3650 days. Then it sets the
EASYRSA_CERT_EXPIREvariable accordingly.This script is meant to be simple which means it is for those who are not tech-savvy to handle the complex task of installing and configuring OpenVPN.
However if the user has a large number of clients and all of them are valid for 10 years, it is very hard to keep track of them. This PR helps them to set a reasonable validity period, while the default is the same.