The patch is visually fine, and I was actually successfull in testing
pre/post behaviour. As in: client with multiple blocks,
and using the management interface to make it connect to server A
("push ping, ping-restart") first, then server B ("do not push anything
ping-related"). Without the patc
The patch is visually fine, and I was actually successfull in testing
pre/post behaviour. As in: client with multiple blocks,
and using the management interface to make it connect to server A
("push ping, ping-restart") first, then server B ("do not push anything
ping-related"). Without the patc
Il 22/03/21 11:55, Gert Doering ha scritto:
Hi,
(I have changed the Subject: line to make clear that this is a bigger
topic now)
On Mon, Mar 22, 2021 at 11:51:46AM +0200, Lev Stipakov wrote:
For 2.6, I think we should drop openvpn-build for Windows (VS)
building and switch to vcpkg for depende
Your patch has been applied to the master branch.
As discussed with Antonion on IRC, we have no real testbed to test this
code change ("connect to server A that pushes options, disconnect, then
connect to server B that *does not* push anything"). I did some manual
tests with
- a client config t
Your patch has been applied to the master branch.
I do not really have a test rig to test this, currently. I think it would
need a long-running client instance that connects to a server, receives
a set of options, disconnects (server kicking it out?), reconnects, and
receives *different* options.
