[wpkg-users] OpenVPN

[Michael Ugilt]

Has anyone figured out how to handled the driver sign warning/prompt from
within WPKG?

Thx
Michael

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[mailto:wpkg-users-bounces at lists.wpkg.org] På vegne af Tarjei Huse
Sendt: 29. oktober 2008 09:32
Til: K.E.Jones at bton.ac.uk
Cc: wpkg-users at lists.wpkg.org
Emne: Re: [wpkg-users] OpenVPN

Hi there,
K.E.Jones at bton.ac.uk wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> - 
> - Tarjei Huse wrote:
> - > Hi, does anyone happen to have a working example for installing
> - OpenVPN?
>   
<(snip)>
> - You can use the "/S" switch to make the installer silently. Example:
> - 
> - openvpn-2.1_rc13-install.exe /S
> - 
> - Unfortunately for me this did not work out properly as Windows keeps
> - asking for confirmation when the virtual TAP device driver is
> installed
>   
<(snip)>
> - applications automatically. However it might be possible to set the
> - driver signing policy to "ignore" within Windows Vista group policy in
> - order to get rid of such messages and install it silently.
>   
<(snip)>
>  You could also have a look at the properties of the driver files and
> see
> if they're signed. If they are, viewing the certificate details usually
> gives you
> the option to install the certificate into the certificate store.
>
> [I was really rushed when I did this so I'm sorry it's a bit scant on
> details!]
>
>  Once you get it into the store you can use the certificate wizards to
> extract a .cer (or was it a .pk7/.pks?) file that can be added to group
> policies
> as a trusted certificate.
>
> [I remember exporting every format the wizards gave me in the hope group
> policy
> would take one of them and it did take one of them. I just can't
> remember which
> format it was! Doh!]
>   

Interesting approach. I do not have time to investigate this atm, but
this seems to be a nice way to do this. Is there a way to add
certificates without using group policies? I'd like to be able to do
this without installing AD.

If anyone has a way to turn of Cert checking/ add the extra openvpn cert
then I guess we got what is needed to create a new entry in the Silent
installers wiki :)

Regards,
Tarjei
>  It's probably less of a worry doing it that way than turning off driver
> signing
> policies.
>
>  I hope that makes sense...
>
> Keefy
>
>
>
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