Hi, I’ve switched to Fedora 36 and have issues with getting vpn through L2tp\ipsec working. Libreswan and strongswan packages are installed, but there is an error
“unable to load VPN connection editor”
when I’m trying to create one. Adding screenshots for reference. Please help to solve the issue.
The bug report you link seems to be limited to ssh-based VPN, and it was decided that this bug would not block the release of f36 since ssh-based VPN is not very common.
I propose you file a new bug, specific to L2TP-VPN. In my L2TP-VPN should work before F36 is released, so that can be discussed, however you need to the file a bug first.
I can reproduce this bug for strongswan, however not for L2TP. Here’s what I tried.
1.) Installed F36 Workstation in a virtual machine from the current beta iso, then
2.) ran a full update (sudo dnf update --refresh)
3.) installed the relevant network manager plugins (sudo dnf install NetworkManager-l2tp NetworkManager-l2tp-gnome)
So I uninstalled the packages NetworkManager-l2tp NetworkManager-l2tp-gnome, then restarted, ran a full update (the system was up to date btw) and installed the plugins again using sudo dnf install NetworkManager-l2tp NetworkManager-l2tp-gnome
tpm2-tools, xl2tpd, strongswan were already installed on the system. Nothing changed, still getting the error. Not sure where to look at(