OpenFortiGUI 0.7.2.2 is out!
This is just a bugfix release which fixes following problems:
Have fun.
OpenFortiGUI 0.7.2 is out!
This new release includes the following updates, including for 0.7.1:
Major changes:
– Update to latest openfortivpn core (02.09.18)
Other changes:
– Validate VPN profile name before allowing save
– Fixes bug where realm was being passed to the user_key argument
– Save toolbar position
– Port number is now saved correctly if exceeding 15bit limit
– Adding Umlaut support (äüö) for VPN profile names
– Extend API to work with KRunner plugin VPN group start
– Adding more Umlaut support (ÄÖÜ) for VPN profile/group names
The KRunner plugin also had an update for supporting Umlaut search and VPN group search.
Have fun.
OpenFortiGUI 0.7.0 is out!
This new release includes the following updates:
– Update to latest openfortivpn core (08.07.18)
– Passwords are only read and decrypted when required
– Added japanese translation (thanks to tsundeoku@github)
– Trusted cert should not depend on user cert/key
– Various smaller Bugfixes (see git logs)
Have fun.
OpenFortiGUI 0.6.2 is out!
The biggest news is there is now support for the KRunner plugin. Just install “openfortigui-runner” from our Repo to try out. Then start KRunner and try to type one of your defined VPN-Profiles. After selecting your VPN profile via KRunner it will automatically start to connect the VPN and also starts OpenFortiGUI if necessary.
Also DNS resolving was reworked. If you had problems with DNS resolving please try out this release.
New release, new Distro support. : )
Ubuntu 18.04 packages are now available for download and via our apt repo apt.iteas.at
Also with version 0.6.1 there comes support for catalan language thanks to github member wagafo, thanks alot. There are also alot of bugfixes provided (see git history) and the usual update to the latest openfortivpn stack.
New release, new features.
AES-encryption is now moved from tinyAES to OpenSSL. This removes some dependencies.
Also there is now a changelog window that displays changes for the current and last versions. Have fun.
New beta release with new security feature.
You can now enable that your AES-keys are stored by your OS password manager (GNOME-Keyring, KWallet). This means your AES-keys are no longer stored unencrypted on your disk.
You can enable it via system preferences or setup wizard. This feature is optional.
Otherwise this version is safe to use. Only this new features is marked as beta.
Why i think its beta? While its working good in an KDE-Environment with KWallet, on Ubuntu or Gnome with GNOME-Keyring there is some strange behavior. For example on my test machine there are no tray menu entries shown after activating this feature.
Please test and report bugs or ways to solve them.
New release with new features & fixes.
Fixes include:
New release with new features & fixes.
Fixes include:
New release with new fixes.
Fixes include: