> If you want to utilize connman and connman-vpnd in this setup, then > openvpn must be started by connman-vpnd. openvpn does not have > > any APIs > for on the fly run-time configuration. In order for connman-vpnd to be > able to control openvpn, connman-vpnd needs to be the one that starts > and stops openvpn.
Seems you didn't understand me. I was explaining my SERVER configuration. It works OK. I have problems with my CLIENT configuration where I have connman and openvpn installed. Again: There is an issue when openvpn server restarts while client is been connected to it: client doesn't update its VPN IP address. In other words, when vpn server changes client's IP, client still uses its old IP. Client uses connman, connman-vpn and openvpn. Connection is established using "vpn-connect" script. The problem is on client side. Steps to reproduce: 1) In openvpn server config add "ifconfig-pool-persist ipp.txt" option. 2) Create ipp.txt file and define recommended IP for the client in a following way: myclient,10.10.10.23 3) Start VPN server. 3) Establish VPN connection on client using "vpn-connect" script. 4) Stop VPN server. 5) Change IP for client in ipp.txt file: myclient,10.10.10.44 6) Start VPN server. 7) Wait for VPN connection is established on client and check IP of vpn interface. Expected results: Interface gets new IP 10.10.10.44. Actual results: Interface using old IP 10.10.10.23. -- Best regards, Yevhen _______________________________________________ connman mailing list connman@connman.net https://lists.connman.net/mailman/listinfo/connman
