OpenVPN still opening login page after uninstalling it
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I installed OpenVPN from .deb package. Now I have uninstalled it with
dpkg --purge openvpn
and also tried
apt purge openvpn
but when I visit my server address via browser it still opens the OpenVPN login page and I can't access any other folders on my server e.g. serverip/example
uninstall openvpn
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I installed OpenVPN from .deb package. Now I have uninstalled it with
dpkg --purge openvpn
and also tried
apt purge openvpn
but when I visit my server address via browser it still opens the OpenVPN login page and I can't access any other folders on my server e.g. serverip/example
uninstall openvpn
edited Apr 24 at 14:00
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asked Apr 24 at 13:10
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OpenVPN doesn't have a login page that comes with its package. AnyConnect-like things do, but not OpenVPN. If you are getting a login page for OpenVPN when you are attempting to access your server via Web Browser, then start by clearing your internet cache before pointing fingers at OpenVPN. If you are still getting such a login page, then your remote server may be misconfigured.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 24 at 14:02
Tried clearing internet cache, not working. I use apache but don't know how to fix this since I didn't do any manual config. If some part of OpenVPN wasn't left I'm sure I wouldn't be getting this. Tried using find command to find OpenVPN leftovers but nothing. Here is my server: klincic.com.
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Apr 24 at 17:35
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I installed OpenVPN from .deb package. Now I have uninstalled it with
dpkg --purge openvpn
and also tried
apt purge openvpn
but when I visit my server address via browser it still opens the OpenVPN login page and I can't access any other folders on my server e.g. serverip/example
uninstall openvpn
edited Apr 24 at 14:00
NerdOfLinux
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asked Apr 24 at 13:10
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I installed OpenVPN from .deb package. Now I have uninstalled it with
dpkg --purge openvpn
and also tried
apt purge openvpn
but when I visit my server address via browser it still opens the OpenVPN login page and I can't access any other folders on my server e.g. serverip/example
uninstall openvpn
edited Apr 24 at 14:00
NerdOfLinux
1,499830
asked Apr 24 at 13:10
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edited Apr 24 at 14:00
NerdOfLinux
1,499830
edited Apr 24 at 14:00
NerdOfLinux
1,499830
edited Apr 24 at 14:00
NerdOfLinux
1,499830
1,499830
asked Apr 24 at 13:10
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asked Apr 24 at 13:10
Firmus
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asked Apr 24 at 13:10
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OpenVPN doesn't have a login page that comes with its package. AnyConnect-like things do, but not OpenVPN. If you are getting a login page for OpenVPN when you are attempting to access your server via Web Browser, then start by clearing your internet cache before pointing fingers at OpenVPN. If you are still getting such a login page, then your remote server may be misconfigured.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 24 at 14:02
Tried clearing internet cache, not working. I use apache but don't know how to fix this since I didn't do any manual config. If some part of OpenVPN wasn't left I'm sure I wouldn't be getting this. Tried using find command to find OpenVPN leftovers but nothing. Here is my server: klincic.com.
– Firmus
Apr 24 at 17:35
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OpenVPN doesn't have a login page that comes with its package. AnyConnect-like things do, but not OpenVPN. If you are getting a login page for OpenVPN when you are attempting to access your server via Web Browser, then start by clearing your internet cache before pointing fingers at OpenVPN. If you are still getting such a login page, then your remote server may be misconfigured.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 24 at 14:02
Tried clearing internet cache, not working. I use apache but don't know how to fix this since I didn't do any manual config. If some part of OpenVPN wasn't left I'm sure I wouldn't be getting this. Tried using find command to find OpenVPN leftovers but nothing. Here is my server: klincic.com.
– Firmus
Apr 24 at 17:35
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OpenVPN doesn't have a login page that comes with its package. AnyConnect-like things do, but not OpenVPN. If you are getting a login page for OpenVPN when you are attempting to access your server via Web Browser, then start by clearing your internet cache before pointing fingers at OpenVPN. If you are still getting such a login page, then your remote server may be misconfigured.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 24 at 14:02
OpenVPN doesn't have a login page that comes with its package. AnyConnect-like things do, but not OpenVPN. If you are getting a login page for OpenVPN when you are attempting to access your server via Web Browser, then start by clearing your internet cache before pointing fingers at OpenVPN. If you are still getting such a login page, then your remote server may be misconfigured.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 24 at 14:02
Tried clearing internet cache, not working. I use apache but don't know how to fix this since I didn't do any manual config. If some part of OpenVPN wasn't left I'm sure I wouldn't be getting this. Tried using find command to find OpenVPN leftovers but nothing. Here is my server: klincic.com.
– Firmus
Apr 24 at 17:35
Tried clearing internet cache, not working. I use apache but don't know how to fix this since I didn't do any manual config. If some part of OpenVPN wasn't left I'm sure I wouldn't be getting this. Tried using find command to find OpenVPN leftovers but nothing. Here is my server: klincic.com.
– Firmus
Apr 24 at 17:35
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OpenVPN doesn't have a login page that comes with its package. AnyConnect-like things do, but not OpenVPN. If you are getting a login page for OpenVPN when you are attempting to access your server via Web Browser, then start by clearing your internet cache before pointing fingers at OpenVPN. If you are still getting such a login page, then your remote server may be misconfigured.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 24 at 14:02
Tried clearing internet cache, not working. I use apache but don't know how to fix this since I didn't do any manual config. If some part of OpenVPN wasn't left I'm sure I wouldn't be getting this. Tried using find command to find OpenVPN leftovers but nothing. Here is my server: klincic.com.
– Firmus
Apr 24 at 17:35