Am 30.07.19 um 00:52 schrieb Jorge Barosa:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a possibility to put an option where it disconnect auto after
> example 15 minutes of innactivity?
>
We already have that: --inactive n [bytes]
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Hi,
Is there a possibility to put an option where it disconnect auto after
example 15 minutes of innactivity?
Best regards,
Jorge Barosa
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Hola Julien,
On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 14:11:27 +0200
julien Touche wrote:
>
> some googling drives me to this thread
> http://www.monkey.org/openbsd/archive/tech/0111/msg00098.html
> and
> find /sys -iname '*tap*' returns nothing
>
> so i'm not sure openbsd stock-kernel has tap ...
Yep, OpenBSD ha
On Sun, 07 Sep 2003, julien Touche wrote:
> not sure if tap is available on openbsd (have post it previously to james)
Makes me wonder if we can tunnel between Solaris/OpenBSD on one end and
Winbloze on the other end. Windows apparently only supports "tap" ethertap,
and Solaris and OpenBSD appare
James Yonan wrote:
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 would like to implement a --route option that will be a proxy for the route
command, similar to the way that the --ifconfig option is a proxy for the
ifconfig command.
The goal would be to present a kind of least-common-denominator route
functionality which is basic enough to be portable across
> > 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
On Wed, 03 Sep 2003, James Yonan wrote:
> One of the nice things about the --ifconfig option is that it lets you set TUN
> adapter endpoint addresses (i.e. the virtual IP addresses for each end of the
> tunnel) in a platform independent manner -- OpenVPN then translates the
> --ifconfig option to
One of the nice things about the --ifconfig option is that it lets you set TUN
adapter endpoint addresses (i.e. the virtual IP addresses for each end of the
tunnel) in a platform independent manner -- OpenVPN then translates the
--ifconfig option to the appropriate ifconfig command for your platfor
