# OpenVPN3 Handler
Tool develop to easily handle connections with OpenVPN3 in Linux.
## Install openvpn3 Go to [openvpn.net](https://openvpn.net/cloud-docs/openvpn-3-client-for-linux/) and install following the instructions
## Install handler When installing the handler is important to use be super user, thus install by running: ` sudo pip install openvpn3_handler `
If using an old distribution in Linux use: ` sudo pip3 install openvpn3_handler `
## Configure handler ` sudo openvpn3_handler config `
Follow the instructions, the following variables are required: - PATH: Absolute path to the .opvn file - USERNAME: Username in the credentials of the openvpn configuration - PASSWORD: Password in the openvpn configuration - CONFIG_NAME: Name of the current configuration (keep the default value, unless multiple configurations are needed) - WRITE_TO: Where to store the credentials (keep the default value /root/.openvpn3.env, unless you know what you are doing)
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