Unable to connect from AnyConnect 3.0 and 3.1 Windows Clients to ocserv 0.2.4 and git head

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On 01/12/2014 08:22 AM, Kevin Cernekee wrote:

>> However my assumption is that, that the problem is not the
>> format being used, but the fact that newer AnyConnect versions use
>> multiple TCP connections instead of one. One for the username and one
>> for the password which is killing the state machine in
>> src/worker-auth.c.
> 
> I agree that this looks like a likely culprit for the problem you
> reported.  I played around with "openconnect --no-http-keepalive" and
> also saw problems using ocserv with plain authentication.

Indeed that was the issue and it seems it is now fixed by having
ocserv use a compact authentication method (ask both username
and password in one go) if the client does auth using the
"Connection: Close" HTTP headers. That would work only if a single
password is required from PAM, but I guess that's a reasonable
trade-off.

Now the client manages to establish a TCP connection but terminates
immediately because "VPN establishment capability from a remote
Desktop is disabled"... So I guess there is again something it doesn't
like.

I give up for now.

regards,
Nikos




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