On 11/01/18 20:52, Patrick Schaaf wrote: > On Thu, Jan 11, 2018 at 11:39 AM, Antonio Quartulli <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Meanwhile, iOS clients (e.g. iOS 11.2.1, 11.2.2, openVPN app 1.2.5) >>> are no longer able to connect at all. The .p12 certificate looks >>> installed in the keystore, and can be reinstalled properly, but >>> selecting the certificate says "No certificates are present in the >>> Ke..." >>> >> This is unfortunately a known change in behaviour. >> >> In a nutshell: the App now has restricted access to the iOS keychain and >> can only retrieve items that were imported by the app itself. >> >> This means that .p12 files manually imported via Safari/Mail are not >> accessible by OpenVPN Connect as they are handled by iOS directly. >> >> In order to continue supporting the use of the keychain, we had to >> introduce a new file extension and associate it with OpenVPN Connect: >> .ovpn12 >> >> Therefore, in order to use your PKCS#12 files with OpenVPN Connect on >> iOS, you need to change their extension from .p12 to .ovpn12 and then >> proceed as usual. >> >> When opening a .ovpn12 file with Safari/Mail OpenVPN Connect will >> automatically show up and attempt to import the key material. > > Thank you very much! That helped, my iOS users are happy once more!
Glad to hear that! Regards, -- Antonio Quartulli
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