Client cert verification #66
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As of we create the client ceritifcates with scripts i think we should by default enable validation of the client certs aswell even if we use the pam module for auth, dual factor is better :)
Client cert validation should be configurable not disabled by default.
openvpn_use_pam_plugin_distribution fix for Debian Stretch (shares path with jessie)