Simple OpenVPN GUI written in PyQt for systemd based distributions
Requirements
Python >= 3.3
PyQt 5
OpenVPN
systemd with journald
sudo and/or kdesu
Usage
If you want to use systemctl without password prompt, you should add this line to /etc/sudoers (use visudo command for it):
%wheel ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/systemctl
And then add yourself to wheel group:
gpasswd -a your_username wheel
An alternative is to use kdesu instead of sudo (set this in QOpenVPN settings), but then you have to use password for every operation.
You should also add yourself to adm group for log viewer to work:
gpasswd -a your_username adm
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