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I just installed the AnyConnect client from my company in order to get the stuff I needed to make OpenConnect work, so I did go through the install and might be able to help you out. This was with 3.1.04063, so keep that in mind as I don't know what's different for 4.0. My company has a Windows cifs share with the anyconnect available clients, but they were in a .pkg format. I extracted them with 7-zip on Windows, then copying that folder to somewhere I could get at from Arch.
Once booted into Arch, I did the following:
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Now, I don't actually use AnyConnect, but that's what I did to get what I needed extracted to /opt/cisco. So, theoretically, it's a successful install.
I used to sort of be able to use the actual anyconnect client, but only from my 32 bit chroot (I'm on x64). And then something seemed to go awry with /etc/resolv.conf or some other network settings, as the successful VPN connection in the chroot didn't seem to translate into my 'actual' 64 bit environment and thus I couldn't do anything with the internet. Web pages just wouldn't load. Same with a 32 chroot installed browser, though, too... so I'm not sure what the issue was. I could ping, with ridiculously slow return times, but never do anything useful.
Finally I stumbled on this setup for openconnect. That's what I've been using every since. Only re-installed since I was having an issue with certificates. Turns out there's a bug in the version of the anyconnect libraries I was using with openconnect, and the fix was to upgrade. Thankfully my company had updated versions in that Windows directory when I checked, or I think I was stuck. Just got it working and happy.
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Let me know if you'd like to pursue the openconnect route and I can share my setup. Let me know if you run into troubles after the anyconnect install. I think I had some futzing required to get it connected even after install. From memory, I think I had to start various things that got installed in /etc/rc.d. Like, perhaps:
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Then I would run:
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Oh, and with openconnect, I get a complaint if I don't have hal running, so you might need that.
Hope that helps!