Hello,
I'm trying to import a Configuration file with vpncmd on a computer running linux. I have no problem to connect to the client, just with the AccountImport Command
the command looks like this :
AccountImport /home/path/to/file
My problem is that vpncmd detects the first / of the path as a command parameter (e.g /HELP) and fails to perform the command.
Anyone knows how to solve this?
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						vpncmd on linux
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				qupfer
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Re: vpncmd on linux
did you try to set your path in quotation marks ("")?
			
									
									
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				Petrol
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Re: vpncmd on linux
Yes,I tried simple quotes ( '  ' ), doubles quotes ( " " ). I also tried to espace the first slash with a backslash but no result
			
									
									
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				cedar
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Re: vpncmd on linux
Please try to append additional "/" before the path.
AccountImport //home/path/to/file
Also vpncmd can use "\" as path separator.
AccountImport \home\path\to\file
			
									
									
						AccountImport //home/path/to/file
Also vpncmd can use "\" as path separator.
AccountImport \home\path\to\file
