Add an extension of ".tblk" at the end of the folder name.Copy all the files related to the configuration(s) into the folder (see Files Contained in a Tunnelblick VPN Configuration, below).(Otherwise, each configuration will be known in Tunnelblick by the name of the OpenVPN configuration file that it is based on) If you have only one OpenVPN configuration file, name the folder with the name you want the configuration known by in Tunnelblick.Create a folder anywhere (on your Desktop works well).To create a Tunnelblick VPN Configuration: ![]() For more information, see Creating and Installing a Tunnelblick VPN Configuration and Multi-factor and Two-factor Authentication.Ĭreating and Installing a Tunnelblick VPN Configuration says: The scripts will be executed automatically if they are included in the Tunnelblick VPN Configuration (".tblk"). You shouldn't need to access them and they are subject to change. Please don't fiddle with Tunnelblick's folders they are for Tunnelblick's use, not yours. ~/Library/Application Support/Tunnelblick/ConfigurationsĪs mentioned on this page: ~/Library/Application - I'm sorry you are having so much trouble with this. I have no problem whatsoever in writing bash scripts, the main problem here is knowing exactly where they should be located :-) EDIT Applications/Tunnelblick.app/Contents/Resources/Deploy/connected.shīeen using tunnelblick for years, it's really great, but it would be very helpful if a updated procedure can be added just to add a simple connected.sh script to be executed by a profile including the paths needed as there are so many different locations of Tunnelblick files and application support files etc etc, it's quite confusing to easily understand where to put these. ![]() Applications/Tunnelblick.app/Contents/Resources/connected.sh In the script have tried echoing just to stdout and also echo > / - no evidence at all that the scripts was ever called. When the connection starts I am prompted by TB to accept config changes, enter passsword, the file I created is then deleted and no evidence in the logs that the file ever executed. '/Library/Application Support/Tunnelblick/Users/myuid/myvpn.tblk/Contents/Resources/connected.sh'Īnd chmod +x, I can execute the script successfully from the command line. ![]() I also looked at various stackoverflow posts to try and determine where and how to do this based on the current version, based on other users attempts.Īs per one of the TB online instrucions, I have tried putting a connected.sh file inside the folder: I have looked through the online documentation (numerous times) to try and determine the correct paths, but it appears that these paths may have changed in later releases. If the connected.sh script cannot be run, the NNN and `> /tmp/tunnelblick-connected-sh-output.txtĮcho END connected.sh > /tmp/tunnelblick-connected-sh-output.txtĪnd look in /tmp for tunnelblick-connected-sh-output.txt to see if the script was executed. The 'connected' script failed openvpnstart 'connected' returned error NNN If the script returned with a non-zero error status of NNN (from exit NNN, for example), the output should look something like this: If the script returned with an error status of zero, the output should look something like this: Output from connected.sh should appear in the Tunnelblick log (in Tunnelblick's VPN Details window).
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