On Tue, Dec 16, 2014 at 9:26 PM, Daniel Miller wrote:
> Slightly off-topic - but...
>
> I've noticed that my "normal" or direct ssh connections from my home
> (Windoze) to my office (Linux) can be subject to instability -
> particularly if I simply leave PuTTY connected and idle for a while at
> s
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To: "Daniel Miller"
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2014 3:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Openvpn-users] ssh over OpenVPN incredibly stable
> Perhaps SSH is providing you with hitherto unforeseen security.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Daniel Miller"
> To:
Slightly off-topic - but...
I've noticed that my "normal" or direct ssh connections from my home
(Windoze) to my office (Linux) can be subject to instability -
particularly if I simply leave PuTTY connected and idle for a while at
some point it will get disconnected. However...if I activate my
Hi EG,
Okay.
I would try to run the openvpn client with strace to see what resource
it tries to get (and fails):
$ strace -o /tmp/openvpn-stace.log -f openvpn client-udp.conf
and afterwards investigate the logfile, which will contain all the
system calls.
Cheers,
Mathias.
Am 16.12.14 um 12:
Hi,
Sounds like a permission issue to me, due to:
> user user
> group user
in your client.conf
Have you checked that "user" can access the pcscd socket?
What happens if you run the openvpn client with root permission? (remove
the user/group options from the client conf)
Cheers,
Mathias.
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Hi,
I'm trying to configure an openvpn client on Linux to use certificates stored
on a sc-hsm usb token; everything seemed to work fine, but then I noticed a
blocking problem when the reneg-sec period expires.
When the token PIN is inserted for the first time, the initialization of the
vpn is s
