openvpn-install tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

33 of 33 functional tests pass: certificate PKI initializes correctly with EasyRSA 3.2.6, CA/server/client certs generated and cryptographically verified by OpenSSL 3.0.13, CRL produced with revocation entries, TLS crypt key generated, server.conf and client-common.txt configs contain all required OpenVPN directives (local, port, proto, cipher, auth, DNS, etc.), complete client.ovpn file assembled at 4531 bytes with embedded CA, cert, private key, and TLS crypt key, and client add/list/revoke lifecycle works correctly.

22 bash unit tests (check_ip, check_pvt_ip, check_dns_name, set_client_name) and 33 Python functional integration tests all pass. The core logic — EasyRSA PKI init, CA, server/client certificate generation, CRL management, TLS crypt key generation, server.conf construction, client-common.txt construction, full client.ovpn assembly with embedded certs/keys, and the client add/list/revoke lifecycle — was verified using the actual EasyRSA 3.2.6 binary and OpenSSL 3.0.13. The full script install cannot execute because it requires root. The script itself is syntactically valid, passes shellcheck -S error, and documents correctly via --help.

Argusic could not fully install openvpn-install and launched it; verification reached Verified with mock services. 2 of 2 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

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