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I'm trying to automatically generate, from hundreds of files(ovpn client configurations), a config file for openVPN on a openWRT router.
My problem is that I have hundreds of connection and I need the ability to choose between each one every time I start. To do that I need a configuration file that points to each one of those files.
I've been trying to figure out how to generate this file for a long time but no luck from google.

Example of Configuration:

config openvpn '*filenamewithoutdots*'
option config '/etc/openvpn/*filename*'
option enabled '1'

So if I I have these files in a folder:

server1.domain.com.ovpn
server2.domain.com.ovpn
server3.domain.com.ovpn

the script should return a configuration file like this

config openvpn 'server1domaincomovpn'
option config '/etc/openvpn/server1.domain.com.ovpn'
option enabled '1'

config openvpn 'server2domaincomovpn'
option config '/etc/openvpn/server2.domain.com.ovpn'
option enabled '1'

config openvpn 'server3domaincomovpn'
option config '/etc/openvpn/server3.domain.com.ovpn'
option enabled '1'

Bonus points if it removes the extension from the first line as well. But to work it needs all symbols removed in the first line. Alternatively(if simpler) it can put in the first line just the text till the point

more info:
1. the files are openvpn configuration files, but their content is not relevant.
2. Filenames are added in the configuration files, the files then are side loaded on the router in a different folder.

Any idea?

thanks in advance