Nejc Skoberne wrote:
Hi again,
Any ideas how could I fix this? I would need to hard-recode the
buffer length (1024)?
Take a look to the change log of OpenVPN. It says:
To increase the push list capacity (must be done on both
client and server), increase TLS_CHANNEL_BUF_SIZE in
common.h (default=1024).
So if you are changing this macro definition you should
be able to use longer lists.
so there is no other way than to compile the Windows version too? It
doesn't look
really trivial to get the DDK stuff from Microsoft to be able to
compile OpenVPN
for windows.
You don't need the DDK unless you want to recompile the TAP-Win32 device
driver. To rebuild only OpenVPN itself, you only need the free MinGW
compiler.
Why is this limit so low anyway? Would it really hurt anything so
badly if it was
let's say 4 times of what it is currently?
It might be worth raising -- the main reason why it's low is that making
it higher would increase static memory usage, and probably less than 1%
of users are pushing large numbers of routes.
It would be good if someone wanted to volunteer to write some code to
make the buffer allocation code for the push/pull list dynamic rather
than static -- then we could do away with the static limit.
James
