With latest install package for Windows, I was previously injecting the TrustedPublisher certificate from the tap installer. That way, the install process could be completely silent.
However, I discovered your latest openvpn installer is adding an outdated Trusted Publisher certificate. This is breaking my silent installer because my (correct) TrustedPublisher certificate got overridden by yours (incorrect) and the tap driver couldn't be automatically installed.
Two solutions:
either do not add a TrustedPublisher certificate with the openvpn installer
just update the certificate you install by the one from the tab driver installer.
Right now, to circumvent this issue I had to launch AutoIT cmdlets tool to locate the Windows Security dialog on the screen and simulate a click on the Install button I had to install with /SELECT_TAP=0 and install the tap interface manually.
With latest install package for Windows, I was previously injecting the TrustedPublisher certificate from the tap installer. That way, the install process could be completely silent.
However, I discovered your latest openvpn installer is adding an outdated Trusted Publisher certificate. This is breaking my silent installer because my (correct) TrustedPublisher certificate got overridden by yours (incorrect) and the tap driver couldn't be automatically installed.
Two solutions:
Right now, to circumvent this issue
I had to launch AutoIT cmdlets tool to locate the Windows Security dialog on the screen and simulate a click on the Install buttonI had to install with/SELECT_TAP=0and install the tap interface manually.