There is iodine plugin for NetworkManager that creates vpn using iodine. One should then be able to start and configure iodine using Network Manager. Could this be included in Fedora? Debian already has it in packages. Homepage: https://honk.sigxcpu.org/piki/projects/network-manager-iodine/ Debian's package page: http://packages.qa.debian.org/n/network-manager-iodine.html
Off course it may be packaged someone who willing it. It must be separate package as it separate upstream author. I mostly not use NM on servers, only sometimes on desktop. So, may be NM maintainers would package it also. I reassign it. In other case we could just add it in Fedora packaging wish list on wiki.
Added a couple of people who might be interested to Cc.
(In reply to Štefan Gurský from comment #0) > There is iodine plugin for NetworkManager that creates vpn using iodine. One > should then be able to start and configure iodine using Network Manager. > Could this be included in Fedora? > Debian already has it in packages. > > Homepage: https://honk.sigxcpu.org/piki/projects/network-manager-iodine/ > Debian's package page: > http://packages.qa.debian.org/n/network-manager-iodine.html Sounds interesting. I could possibly package it. Contact me via email and we can discuss it further.
Great. By the way, it would be nice to have a systemd service for iodine's server side.
Awesome guys, I have a spec and source RPM ready at: http://danfruehauf.fedorapeople.org/ Pavel, should I open a new bug for that? Perhaps I should at least add a tag of NEEDS_REVIEW?
I see you already decided how to proceed...
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