> > What I need right now in order to make the TAP version of --ifconfig work
> > correctly, is the correct ifconfig command syntax for setting the IP address
> > and netmask of a TAP device, on all the OSes which OpenVPN supports. I've
> > already coded templates for Linux and Windows, but I stil
't figure out why Linux puts DF on the packets,
which tcpdump clearly shows it does.
man 7 ip, udp, socket and friends have never shown me a way to stop DF,
also none of them mention why Linux puts it there in the first place.
8-(
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nVPN-track that tries the lower MTU in case it seems
like it doesn't work, or a "--compat-v2" setting.
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THIS COMMUNICAT
out if it runs or not.
I'd like the more clean model without too much #ifdefs. With several
platforms and stuff, you'll have enough of those anyhow. =)
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l in" on the same udp port (2049 IIRC) and start long
conversations with the fileserver. nfs clients might talk less in
regards of authentications and have some u_int32 for id, but apart from
that, they do function somewhat alike.
Just my 0.02 euros.
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server, which forks for any childs.
> >
> > Does it conflicts with the design of openvpn, or could it accepted as a
> > feature ?
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The redhat-initscript (well, linuxish initscript) that comes in the
sample-scripts (openvpn.init) really needs to have $prefix somewhere,
since it does count on you installing openvpn in /usr/sbin, though
configure puts everything in /usr/local by default.
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