On 07/02/18 20:32, Илья Шипицин wrote: > After auth-token were introduced, when user press "Reconnect", it leads to > auth fail (saved password is forgotten), we run about 1000 users, nobody > complains.
This is actually expected, I'd say - but smells like a bug on the server side authentication. Selva may correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding of it when clicking "Reconnect", the local OpenVPN process which caches the auth-token is stopped and a new OpenVPN process is started. The client should in this case ask for username/password again. So in this case, the server side should treat this connection as a fresh connection with no initial state. The step of stopping the local client and starting a new and fresh one is definitely not a bad feature to have on clients. > It looks like nobody uses that button. > > So, I asked several users, they confirmed they do not use Reconnect. This is no good argument for me. This is one specific setup with 1000 users. It would be more valuable with 50 different setups having 20 users each. Your conclusion is based on a very homogeneous environment. -- kind regards, David Sommerseth OpenVPN Inc
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