David, Doing the split tunneling did not help, but I did find out some interesting information. I was watching the Firefox profile directories and files. I noticed that the Firefox profile directory (ex: /home/ben/.mozilla/firefox/e1mljmbg.default) kept getting wiped out every time I established an OpenConnect VPN connection. The directory itself remains, but it was emptied of all content. Even more interesting was that all this took place without Firefox ever being launched. The profile directory was full of files and directories before connecting with OpenConnect and then empty after the connection was established. This all happened without ever launching Firefox. I have no idea what would be causing this, but something is triggering it. I also found out that I could keep this from happening if I chmod the profile directory (ex: e1mljmbg.default) from 700 to 500 in order to remove write permissions on that directory. You mentioned that OpenConnect has nothing to do with the Firefox directories. Could it be an issue with the Network Manager since it would be responsible for running OpenConnect from the GUI? Hmm...I will keep digging into it. Thanks again for your help thus far. Ben Kietzman ben at kietzman.org On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 8:12 PM, David Woodhouse <dwmw2 at infradead.org> wrote: > On Wed, 2012-01-18 at 19:32 -0600, Ben Kietzman wrote: >> Thank you for the quick response. ?I will run the connection in split >> tunnel mode tomorrow and see how it goes. ?I use the GUI in Ubuntu to >> manage OpenConnect. ?I assume I enable the split tunnel using the >> following steps (please correct me if I am wrong): >> >> Network Icon --> VPN Connections --> Configure VPN... --> Edit... --> >> IPv4 Settings --> Routes... --> "Use this connection only for >> resources on its network" > > Um, something like that I think. The NetworkManager options for this are > stunningly badly named and set up, and don't always do what they say. > > -- > dwmw2
