Hi guys.
Not being an expert I expected that, on a Linux box, I can
firewall 'tun0' of ovpn server.
Using 'firewalld' it put 'tun0' into a dedicated zone and
selected a few ports for access but it turns out that
clients see all ports as accessible.
Is that default & expected behaviour? If ye
Hi,
On Sun, May 02, 2021 at 03:02:37PM +0100, lejeczek via Openvpn-users wrote:
> Not being an expert I expected that, on a Linux box, I can
> firewall 'tun0' of ovpn server.
> Using 'firewalld' it put 'tun0' into a dedicated zone and
> selected a few ports for access but it turns out that
> cl
Hi,
Currently RSA-PSS signatures are handled in pkcs11-helper by asking the
token to do raw RSA signature of data already padded by OpenSSL. Many new
hardware tokens refuse to support this mode and require the padding to be
done in hardware.
For a recent user report see this thread:
https://www.m
--On Sunday, May 02, 2021 8:17 PM +0200 Gert Doering
wrote:
I have no idea what firewalld is, but generally speaking, for the
OS kernel, "tun0" is "just a normal input/output interface". So you
can apply iptables, pf, ... rules on it.
firewalld is a wrapper around iptables or nft that defin
