On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 5:25 PM, <altang78 at gogo.mn> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'd like to know easiest way to install the latest version on Kali Linux. I > need to save VPN credentials so that I'm trying to install latest version. > The latest one is not there in APT repository, so I'm seeking PPA for the > latest one. If you really need 7.02, I don't know if anyone has made a Debian package for it yet. If you'd be satisfied with 6.00, I posted Ubuntu LTS builds in my PPA a few months ago: https://launchpad.net/~cernekee/+archive/ubuntu/ppa What I've sometimes done in the past for a one-off PPA build is: 0) apt-get install devscripts debhelper debconf dpkg-dev build-essential autoconf automake libtool 1) Look up the Debian package in experimental or unstable: https://packages.debian.org/sid/openconnect 2) Fetch the dsc URL using dget: dget -u http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/o/openconnect/openconnect_6.00-1.dsc 3) Look at openconnect-*/debian/control and install all build dependencies 4) If your GnuTLS version is too old or broken, consider editing debian/control and debian/rules to substitute OpenSSL (note: there's also a range of OpenSSL versions that don't work with Cisco DTLS) 5) Run "debuild -uc -us" from the openconnect-6.00 directory, hack around any errors, and repeat 6) Once it compiles, install and run a quick sanity test. If it doesn't completely keel over, "dput" it to my PPA. If this works for 6.00, it might not be too hard to drop in a 7.02 tarball and run through the same process. > I tried to install from the source and it was truly > complicated, too many dependencies. Any input would be highly appreciated. Did you try "apt-get build-dep openconnect"? Building from the source tarball is probably a bit easier than the procedure I listed above - but then you lose the benefits of packaging and automatic updates.
