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While developing against "Rockon pre & post-install summaries are inconsistent" #2904 an OpenVPN install wizard failed to show the pre-install config summary page: a second Confimation on the existing dialog continued the installation which succeeded successfully.
With debug enabled the following log resulted when installing this Rock-on: the only Rock-on remaining that uses the "custom_config" key: passed from front-end to backend in the following as cc_map
May be it's also time to retire this docker image and switch to the offical one that's available (don't know when it was first posted) from openvpn, and possibly retire the final custom_config usage?
@Hooverdan96 Agreed on all accounts. I'd not looked into the availability of an official image, and so if there is one available then it definitely our current offering - with the custom config and lots of command-line requirements. The Official one can't be much worse :) .
... and also contains an ui component.
OK, so that's a major win. Nice find. Yes, lets drop this Rock-on entirely and go in that direction.
While developing against "Rockon pre & post-install summaries are inconsistent" #2904 an OpenVPN install wizard failed to show the pre-install config summary page: a second Confimation on the existing dialog continued the installation which succeeded successfully.
With debug enabled the following log resulted when installing this Rock-on: the only Rock-on remaining that uses the "custom_config" key: passed from front-end to backend in the following as cc_map
Browser console error:
with a reference to our storageadmin.js (all-in-one js lib) re:
Post install the entered details appear as expected (post proposed changes associated with #2904) in the post install config summary:
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