I really think this is a "real" bug ( I can't be sure but i think so).
So should I include more information, or make a new ticket? I can
definitely include the command history.
Thanks for your help
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Hello, yeah I reproduced it every time completely fresh install only with
packages I had written down earlier.
And I just installed the VPN and configured some real basic things. And it just
won't work (the ssh). As I said, output of "netstat -tupan" was the same as on
"healthy" machine. Also, I
hello, thanks for the update. But I completely reinstalled the machine
every time I tried to reproduce it, just to get around this possible
problem.
thanks again.
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Sorry for the more comments. But to clarify another thing, I haven't
even "started" the VPN, I just installed it. I have just configured the
port, TCP/UDP, and name of the machine on the VPN.
By the way, thanks for the comment.
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Hello thanks for the update, I didn't specify this at first, but for the
first install, I used the script, but the second and third time I
installed it manually according to the official documentation. I don't
really know if this changes something but I am just specifying I
installed it according t
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Title:
ssh doesn't work after stoping all open-vpn services
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-DESCRIPTION:
I installed and set the OpenVPN server according to the
guide:https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-setup-openvpn-server-on-ubuntu-linux-14-04-or-16-04-lts/.
However, after stopping all open-VPN services the ssh service is unable to
respond (ssh worked before
