Where are accepted VPN chiphers stored?

Fox

Hi there,
I was trying to connect to a VPN and the NetworkManager prompted me with a warning about the authenticity of the ciphersuite. Since I was sure it’s the right one, I accepted. However, I don’t use the connection anymore, so I don’t need the system to trust this cipher any longer.

So, where are the accepted ciphers stored? I know for SSH is a specific file for that. Is there something equivalent for VPN connections?

Katoa

Fox Take a look in these folders to cleanup after old VPN connections:

/home/user/.cert
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections
/etc/openvpn

Edit - You can also check in Seahorse "Passwords & Keys".

Fox

Katoa Hm, it seems that none of these directories or a entry in Seahorse is present on my system (up to date Budgie). When I delete the VPN connection and re-create it as a new VPN connection, I don’t get the security prompt anymore. So it seems, my decision to trust the service is saved.