Em agosto 14, 2020 9:57 Riccardo Paolo Bestetti escreveu:
The output from OpenVPN indicates that the client is started within the first few seconds from when I give the `systemctl start openvpn-client@whatever` command (see previous email). The tun interface is created, opened, the routes are received and added to the routing table. All the usual stuff. Of course, I can also reach remote hosts through the VPN after that. The exact same thing (& output) happens if I try to start OpenVPN manually from the command line. Minus, of course, the two-minutes wait before the command returns.
Again, use the openvpn log capabilities. I'd recommend a verbose of at least 3, for starters.
I also forgot to specify it also happens when the system has been up for hours. It really can't be that the network is not ready.
Are you using --daemon on your openvpn config file?
I don't think there's anything much that could be disturbing it. I'm using systemd-networkd for everything + iwd for wireless.
Well, you can paste your configuration (minus keys and user/auth). Regards, Giancarlo Razzolini
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