>> Steps to reproduce: >> 1) In openvpn server config add "ifconfig-pool-persist ipp.txt" option.
> When a VPN program, such as openvpn, is started by connman-vpnd, all > possible options are either given on the command line or written to a > temporary config file supplied to the VPN program. > What config file in which location did you configure in 1) above? It is a config for openvpn (/etc/openvpn). Openvpn is configured on ubuntu *without* connman. You can create simple server config and put "ifconfig-pool-persist ipp.txt" option to it. It will be enough for testing. >> 2) Create ipp.txt file and define recommended IP for the client in a >> following way: >> myclient,10.10.10.23 >> 3) Start VPN server. >> 3) Establish VPN connection on client (using connman and connman-vpn). >> 4) Stop VPN server. > Was 10.10.10.23 the default address the server would have assigned > anyway? How about using 10.10.10.44 already at this step to see if it is > a problem in any of the connects or just the reconnect in 6) ? It doesn't matter. Problem persists. I have around of 50 clients connected using connman so I tested this issue well. P.S.: Please, add author to CC when answering emails. -- Best regards, Yevhen _______________________________________________ connman mailing list [email protected] https://lists.connman.net/mailman/listinfo/connman
