> 
> The intention to this patch is actually not directly tied to the fixes needed
> to the --auth-gen-token handling at all.  This is just to clarify the current
> behaviour.
> 
> In addition, it became clearer to me that the --auth-gen-token might be
> perceived as a "one-stop-fix" for authentication plug-ins/scripts not
> supporting auth-tokens.
> 
> Further, the token expiry is an opt-in feature.  It is something the
> authentication script/plug-in need to handle, or explicitly enabled with
> --auth-gen-token by providing an expiry timeout.
> 
> Arne and I have discussed his patch today, and agreed upon a path forward of
> fixing these issues as well and ensure that both OpenVPN 2 in client mode and
> OpenVPN 3 based clients all behave in a similar way.  This does also not rule
> out that we might need to fix OpenVPN 3 as well.  But consistent behaviour
> across versions with a reasonably good user experience is the core goal.  We
> just need to take this carefully, step by step.
> 
> 

I think with my current new auth-token patch set, it makes auth-token a
real feature instead of just a workaround. I will mark this one superseded.

Arne

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