following the openVPN tutoria and step two keeps failing on something that seems very elementary, which is that it seems unable to find the file path. the code and error:
./easyrsa init-pki
-bash: ./easyrsa: No such file or directory
things I’ve tried: accessing as a different user, accessing from a different folder (rather than the cd ~/easy-rsa), modifying the vars path (currently it’s only the two lines recommended:
set_var EASYRSA_ALGO "ec"
set_var EASYRSA_DIGEST "sha512"
but I’ve tried that at the bottom, that plus set_var EASYRSA_PKI “$EASYRSA/pki”, and others but nothing happens. I expect this is a super easy item that I’ve missed somewhere, because I can’t find any other stack overflow questions specifically on it, or the like. so if there’s an easy fix that you all expect I’m all ears. thanks kindly.
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Hi,
Being logged in as the user that you installed Easy-RSA with, check the content of the directory ~/easy-rsa:
As you followed DO tutorial, you should get a couple of symbolic links (symlinks) as a result of the above command. These symlinks lead to the files in the directory /usr/share/easy-rsa/. There should be a symlink to
easyrsa
script there too. Check the script name. Check whether it exists in the directory /usr/share/easy-rsa/:Let us know how it is going, pls.
additional info: tried
neither returned anything, which makes me think that I missed an install somewhere but I’ve done:
which was what every tutorial I’ve seen has…