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Error: private key password verification failed
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emersonjr opened this issue
Aug 22, 2017
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Probably due to no radio being connected, but it may indicate that the client application has terminated.
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Sep 29, 2017
The endaga package includes a certificate, you may have overwritten the
correct one with an incorrect one. The cert is definitely no good anymore
and the client seems more likely to change than the cloud.
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I've already ensured etage-bundle.crt is the same in client and cert. But can't solve it at all
The OpenVPN error message states that the client's private key does not correspond to the public key that was used in the certificate signing request. Try running the reset_registration script, which will reset the client registration process.
Nice, on "Towers" section now shows it's "Active" :)
But when i click to Monitor the tower it says:
Warning! This tower is running old software that is not sending telemetry data to our main servers. Please contact support if you have questions or would like to upgrade your towers.
Is it because there's no radio connected to the client VM or am i really missing something else?
@9muir I'm reopening this issue cause the error message is the same, but the behavior caused is really unexpected.
Basically on web interface, it shows the tower is "Active", and i can access Monitor section and see some data on the statistics.
But weirdly i'm still having the following /var/log/openvpn.log below:
It's not making any sense for me. I've already ran reset-registration but the error messages remains comming even things being seemingly working.
I though if things were working properly there shoudn't have been these kind of error messages still showing.
There are two error messages from OpenVPN that need addressing. Can you run the following commands:
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I then run the client with the config file I received from my company.
The config has been verified working on a colleague's machine. But one exception: My colleague is using a Windows system, I'm using Debian.
The official OpenVPN manual recommends my way of trying to run it. So I'm out of knowledge what the problem could be and seeking for help.
What could be the reason for the error?
After some trying with another Linux-System I found out there was of course a problem with the used private key password d;.Jo$HhqA2l7yMd :Wx .
If one ever creates a configuration the private key inside should be extracted in a separate file and then verified with openssl rsa -in client.key -check afterwards.
I don't know what exactly caused the password to fail. I tried several new configurations with random passwords and neither a $ nor a whitespace caused a fail again.
Interesting is also the fact that on a windows system the password was accepted.
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