[Expired for openvpn (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: openvpn (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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also;
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1686254
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Title:
openvpn client breaks on connection loss
To manage
I've split this off to two other bugs as they're separate from eachother;
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plasma-nm/+bug/1686251
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openvpn/+bug/1686252
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Nope, vpn state still breaks;
paulh@Paul-HP-Laptop:~$ tail -f /var/log/syslog
Apr 6 11:45:30 Paul-HP-Laptop wpa_supplicant[1218]: wlo1: CTRL-EVENT-CONNECTED
- Connection to 8a:15:14:9d:c9:c0 completed [id=0 id_str=]
Apr 6 11:45:30 Paul-HP-Laptop NetworkManager[5362]: [1491443130.7408]
This is in seconds right? I don't want to be waiting an entire minute
for the connection to reset, if full packet loss occurs for more than 3
seconds than the connection would be broken and there'd be no point in
waiting any longer.
I will note though in this situation the ping shouldn't be any
On 2017-04-05 07:19 PM, Paul wrote:
> I'm going to run it with ping 1 and restart 3 for now so we'll see how
> well it keeps going...
I would advise not to run with such aggressive delays. They usually
worsen the problem because as soon as there is a small % of packet loss,
your VPN redials.
Ok thanks, I ended up installing the gnome manager (with the ovpn gnome
package too) because for some reason the KDE version has most of the
settings missing, so that helped.
An odd thing to mention however though is yesterday the ovpn connection
ran all day perfectly without a single problem,
@paul17041993, if you have a vpn configuraiton file you can add
"keepalive 10 60" to it. Otherwise in network manager you can edit the
vpn connection, go to the vpn tab and press advanced. On the general tab
that comes up you can as an example check "specify ping interval" and
set it to 10 and
And in an actual NetworkManager configuration file you can set:
ping=10
ping-restart=60
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Title:
openvpn client breaks on connection loss
To
How do I add keepalive and route options to the nm connection config
file...?
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Title:
openvpn client breaks on connection loss
To manage
Paul, do you have the "keepalive" directive in your client config (can
also be pushed by the server)? This should trigger a VPN restart after
some time without hearing back from the server. IIRC, this should be
enough to get you back on track. If not, please share the VPN client
logs.
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On 2017-03-31 04:46 AM, ChristianEhrhardt wrote:
> I'd almost consider this a configuration issue instead of a bug.
>
> I wonder would a static host route to your vpn target fix the issue.
> Like:
> ip route add dev scope host
Adding this to the client configuration should be equivalent to the
Does it work with URLs directly? if not then it definitely wont work as
the IP address can only ever be determined on connection initiation.
I'm yet to actually get routing to work properly, I had already tried
with a different VPN connection without success...
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I'd almost consider this a configuration issue instead of a bug.
I wonder would a static host route to your vpn target fix the issue.
Like:
ip route add dev scope host
I agree that if that would be the solution that openvpn could have an
option to "exclude my own connection". Maybe it has and
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