"There is a DNS leak" doesn't tell us much. Could you please further
describe what you're seeing as incorrect behavior, and exactly how the
VPN is configured on the client? Is it set up to "Use this connection
only for the resources on its network"? Is that the case for both IPv4
and IPv6?
What are the contents of /etc/resolv.conf, and what happens if you try
to send requests meant for the VPN (preferably without any browser or
other things running that could send DNS requests), and immediately
afterwards send a USR1 signal to dnsmasq? (You can use "sudo kill -USR1
`pidof dnsmasq`", or sudo kill -USR1 just the dnsmasq process spawned by
NetworkManager).
** Changed in: openvpn (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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DNS leak after upgrade to 16.10
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