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Hi all,
I'm not able to install Cisco Anyconnect client v4.4.01054 on Arch Linux. It is trying to install an init/rc.d script on a systemd environemnt.
$ sudo bash anyconnect-linux64-4.4.01054-core-vpn-webdeploy-k9.sh
Installing Cisco AnyConnect...
Hi all,I'm trying to install the Any Connect client (v.4.4.01054) on Arch Linux, which by default does not have the SysV folders.The script I'm using is 'anyconnect-linux64-4.4.01054-core-vpn-webdeploy-k9.sh', however it fails with: Extracting instal...
This is different thou. My system no longer supports sysv scripts. Adding a script in /etc/rc.d won't make any difference.
And fyi you don't have to set the execute bit on a script if you call bash (or another interpreter) before (like 'bash my_sc...
Sorry, but are you sure you know what you are saying? mkdir is used to create a new directory. The error is because the system doesn't use Sysv scripts.
We have what it looks like the same issue, however we are not using wildcard certificate. I have tried using '--servercert' and '--cafile' with no luck.
[Mon Nov 20 13:02:05.936 2017][cstub]Function: moz_init Thread Id: 0xA946BB80 File: cert_moz....
An update on this... I had installed the 'openconnect' package and tried using a CSD script I found online... and that did not work. After posting here I tried installing 'networkmanager-openconnect' and configuring the VPN in the network settings (...
