Hi David,
I apologize for the delayed response. I will rebase our OpenVPN work off
of the master branch this week in anticipation for a possible inclusion
in version 2.5.
Regarding your question "What kind of commitment will we see from the
WolfSSL organization?":
We have a large customer dr
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 25, 2019 at 09:44:19AM +, Simon Rozman wrote:
> 1.if adapter "My VPN Connection" doesn't exist, create it.
> 2.else enable it
> 3.use it
> 4.disable it
> An annoyance here is, the adapters pile up over time. On multi-user
> computers, OpenVPN GUI don't have a
Hi
On Mon, Nov 25, 2019 at 4:03 AM Lev Stipakov wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (cc:ed to -devel)
>
>
>> I would vote for B and not the combination.
>>
>> With wintun there is no backwards compatibility requirements, so we could
>> use a cleaner, consistent and simpler approach (i.e B). Do not create any
>> ad
I know. The tap.c code needs an upgrade, not to evaluate all drivers, but just
compatible drivers when creating a new adapter. This speeds things a lot.
There's a flag that needs to be changed. Somewhere deep on my TODO lists.
I would suggest against temporary adapters on Windows. This is OK
Hi,
(cc:ed to -devel)
> I would vote for B and not the combination.
>
> With wintun there is no backwards compatibility requirements, so we could
> use a cleaner, consistent and simpler approach (i.e B). Do not create any
> adapter during installation and dynamically create a temporary adapter a
