tshiamobhuda/fortivpn-quick-tray-qt

Small simple system tray application for openfortivpn

Fortivpn-Quick-Tray

A simple system tray application for minitoring a openfortivpn connection.

Use this to connect to fortinet VPN. It uses openfortivpn and PySide2(Qt for Python)

Requirements

You have to have openfortivpn installed on your system.

The application uses a default config file that should be found in the following path /etc/openfortivpn/config where config is the file(with no . extention)

fortivpn-quick-tray does not support dynamic assignment of any arguments to openfortivpn. Its solemly relies on your config file. Check openfortivpn and man-page for options you can configure in your config file

Usage

Download the latest version of the app on the release tab.
Save the file in your desired location i.e ~/applications.
Make the application executable i.e chmod +x fortivpn-quick-tray-qt-1.0.
Run it.


Icon should appear on you System Tray.

Available actions

• right-click on the tray icon opens the logs
• left-click on the tray icon opens a context menu with the following items
  • Connect Connect to vpn. Uses pkexec to spwan openfortivpn as admin.
    Disabled when there is a vpn connection
  • Disconnect Disconnect vpn connection. Uses pkexec to kill openfortivpn spawned by the connect process.
    Disabled when there is no vpn connection
  • Config File chooser to select the vpn config file to be used by openfortivpn.
    Disabled when there is a vpn connection
  • Logs Opens a dialog showing openfortivpn logs
  • Exit Close the app. Shows a warning dialog when there is a vpn connection.

fortivpn-quick-tray-qt's Issues

How run on macos

I have python installed and PySide2 too, I downloaded the file, set chmod and runs the file, but I get the message:

What am I doing wrong ?