I made the probably unwise decision to ln -s /etc/openvpn /usr/pkg/etc/openvpn which at least lead me further to getting the following errors with `# openvpn /etc/openvpn/mullvad_nz_akl.conf: Options error: -ca fails with 'mullvad_ca.crt': No such file or directory (errno=2) copied the Mullvad-supplied configuration files, mullvad_ca.crt, mullvad_nz_akl.conf, mullvad_userpass.txt, and update-resolv-conf to /usr/pkg/etc/openvpn/Īfter this, OpenVPN complained about missing files in /etc/openvpn/.put the rc.d script for OpenVPN in the correct location ( /etc/rc.d/) with the right file permissions ( 0755).installed openvpn and openresolv via pkgin.
Spoiler alert: I'm posting this over my connection to Mullvad, but I'm requesting comment because I think I did it wrong. I'm aware there's no way to use Wireguard yet so instead I've been struggling to figure out OpenVPN. I've been having some (a lot of) trouble connecting to Mullvad with NetBSD. In this case, you might consider either disabling the Secure Boot feature or signing the WireGuard module to raise the trust level.New user here, let me know how to categorize/fix this if I messed up a bit. In case the issue is still there, reboot your machine.Ī chance exists that the Secure Boot feature is blocking the unsigned WireGuard kernel module. To fix this, open the terminal and run the following command: $ sudo modprobe wireguard most likely the wireguard kernel module is not loaded in your system. Unable to access interface: Protocol not supported RNETLINK answers: Operation not supported If you are trying to establish a WireGuard connection with a wg-quick command and receive the following error.: $ ip link add dev wg0 type wireguard WireGuard - “RTNETLINK answers: Operation not supported” General Troubleshooting Billing Passwords Privacy Windows macOS GNU/Linux iPad/iPhone Android Routers Media Players
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