#I need help with setting up OpenVPN

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ornate scarab
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Do you have git installed?

gilded fern
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yes, i have no clue how to use it lol

ornate scarab
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you don't have to, your problem is that windows can't find the openssl executable, and git has it

gilded fern
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how do i do this?

ornate scarab
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you have to add the git binaries folder to your path

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do you know how to do that or, walk you through?

gilded fern
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best be safe and walk through

ornate scarab
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sure, so do you see an openssl.exe here?
C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\

gilded fern
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sorry for the pause im back

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lemme check

ornate scarab
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sure np

gilded fern
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do i move it to the openvpn file?

scenic ginkgo
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you need to put it it in your environmental path

gilded fern
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this guy says i need to point it correctly

scenic ginkgo
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yes

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if you are running shit that is going to do "openssl"

gilded fern
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how do i do that? in the vars?

scenic ginkgo
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you need to find openssl.exe and put that full path in an environmental variable

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add the full path to the exe

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"edit"

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you can confirm its working by opening a command prompt and just type "openssl" from any directory

ornate scarab
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^ but you have to open the command prompt AFTER saving these changes, if you had one open already that will not update

gilded fern
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is this right?

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i set it to where openssl is in the var.bat

scenic ginkgo
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do what I said above...

gilded fern
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is this right then?

scenic ginkgo
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no variables

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you edit "Path" in the screenshot above

gilded fern
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now i just retry the build-ca?

ornate scarab
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yeap, but open a new cmd window

gilded fern
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ok

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now ive got this

gilded fern
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heres the full error message

ornate scarab
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can you link the guide?

gilded fern
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its looking for ssl 1.0.0 im guessing i have a different version

ornate scarab
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I'm gonna be honest I never actually tried to do this on windows

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OPTIONAL (but recommended):
(1) OpenSSL library, necessary for encryption, version 0.9.8 or higher
required, available from https://www.openssl.org/

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you could try to install this one though