Re: [strongSwan] Upgrade issue

2012-03-27 Thread Tobias Brunner
Hi Peter, I'm attaching the full control+controlmore logs from both versions in case anyone's interested (IP redacted). A diff shows them effectively identical until after the full match lines. Actually, I think that the problem is caused by an earlier difference in the logs: 4.4.0: loading

Re: [strongSwan] Upgrade issue

2012-03-27 Thread Peter Sagerson
Hallelujah! Predictably, this was a comedy of errors, including syntax changes in ipsec.secrets leading to a line getting lost. Also, mysteriously, strongSwan was unable to parse the private key even when it was trying. Not sure why, as it was fixed by simply washing it through `openvpn rsa`

Re: [strongSwan] Upgrade issue

2012-03-26 Thread Tobias Brunner
Hi Peter, With 4.4.0, this works great; here's a relevant snippet from pluto.log (after all the certs have checked out): | XAUTHInitRSA check passed with keyid 08:f4:bf:b9:2d:e8:da:89:48:51:70:dc:1a:e8:a8:93:33:02:a1:3c ... Now when I use the same config on 4.5.2, I get a slightly

Re: [strongSwan] Upgrade issue

2012-03-26 Thread Peter Sagerson
Hi Tobias, Thanks for getting back to me. I should have mentioned that the different keyids are just an artifact of the automatic process we have for provisioning clients. I've gone back and used the same identity on both servers just to be sure, and see the same results. I've also been trying

[strongSwan] Upgrade issue

2012-03-23 Thread Peter Sagerson
Hello, I'm attempting to upgrade from strongSwan 4.4.0 to 4.5.2 and I'm seeing a mysterious failure that I haven't been able to puzzle out. The connection config looks like this (DPD and cipher settings omitted for brevity): conn ipsec keyexchange = ikev1 auth = esp authby =