Hi,

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 01:14:05PM -0500, Selva Nair wrote:
> (ii) openvpnserv.exe --start interactive
> 
> Do not start the automatic service by default as that is meant for expert
> users. Else it will spawn-up openvpn.exe for all configs found and possibly
> mess-up with interactive use.

Right.

Maybe even change the "openvpnvsrv.exe --install" command to require
"--install interactive / --install automatic" and even *install* only
the iservice by default.

> > Given that OpenVPNService and OpenVPNServiceInteractive have been
> > separated, replacing the non-interactive variant with openvpnserv2
> > should not be too difficult.
> 
> While the two services can be independently stopped and started the two are
> installed and removed together:
> openvpnserv.exe --install sets up two
> services OpenVPNService and OpenVPNServiceInteractive. So any replacement
> will have to use a name distinct from those. I think openvpnserv2 uses the
> same name "OpenVPNService" which will cause a conflict.
> 
> In the long run it may be better to remove the automatic service completely
> from the openvpnsev.exe code.

I'm not going to disagree, but this should happen somewhat coordinated with
inclusion of openvpnserv2 in the installers & "an appropriate" git repo.

thanks,

gert

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