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Jul 24, 2017 · sudo systemctl enable [email protected] Reload the daemons: sudo systemctl daemon-reload. Start OpenVPN with the following command: sudo service openvpn start or. sudo systemctl start [email protected] Stop OpenVPN with the following command: sudo service openvpn stop. or. sudo systemctl stop [email protected] Now it's time to test if it worked.
debian - Using OpenVPN with systemd - Unix & Linux Stack The openvpn@.service has evolved greatly between Debians 8 and 9. The original package for Jessie for example fails to systemctl reload openvpn@.To fix these the Stretch version introduces 10 new directives in the systemd-file including PIDFile= to make reload work again.. For Stretch users, I'd suggest going for the backport, and if not possible to do that, at least get the systemd-file from How to Set Up an OpenVPN Server on CentOS 7 | Linuxize
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