Thanks! I've added the "!is_external" check to my latest development
patch revision at:
https://github.com/slyon/NetworkManager/commits/netplan-nm-1.40
So this bug report is now mostly about comment #10, where the openvpn
client/plugin is creating a temporary tunX device, which is displayed as
"external" in "nmcli d", but still a Netplan YAML file is created in
/etc/netplan on "nmcli con down <VPN>". I can easily reproduce this
issue locally, using Canonical VPN and see tunX connection definitions
piling up in /etc/netplan/ when bringing it up&down a few times in a
row.
This doesn't seem to affect the functionality, though. The VPN is
connection is working when up in each iteration.
** Description changed:
+ *** Note: This bug is mostly about comment #10, now ***
+
When creating an OpenVPN connection, a temporal connection called tunN
is created. For instance, after activating a connection called vpntest,
I have:
- NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
- vpntest 458856e6-8f0f-4dc6-82f2-dd72868252a0 vpn ens3
- tun0 1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132 tun tun0
+ NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
+ vpntest 458856e6-8f0f-4dc6-82f2-dd72868252a0 vpn ens3
+ tun0 1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132 tun tun0
tun0 is created/removed after activating/deactivating vpntest and should
not really be saved, but I see netplan adding it in /etc/netplan. And
while doing so the plugin also reports some errors (I see these when
stopping the connection):
Nov 28 16:16:57 ubuntu NetworkManager[11752]: <error> [1669652217.2920] BUG:
the profile cannot be stored in keyfile format without becoming unusable:
cannot access file: No such file or directory
Nov 28 16:16:57 ubuntu NetworkManager[11752]:
((src/libnm-core-impl/nm-connection.c:342)): assertion '<dropped>' failed
Nov 28 16:16:57 ubuntu NetworkManager[11752]: <warn> [1669652217.2920]
keyfile: commit: failure to write 1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132 ((null))
to
"/run/NetworkManager/system-connections/tun0-1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132.nmconnection":
keyfile writer produces an invalid connection: cannot access file: No such
file or directory
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: netplan
Importance: High => Medium
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Title:
netplan network-manager plugin tries to save temporary connections
Status in netplan:
Triaged
Status in network-manager package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
*** Note: This bug is mostly about comment #10, now ***
When creating an OpenVPN connection, a temporal connection called tunN
is created. For instance, after activating a connection called
vpntest, I have:
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
vpntest 458856e6-8f0f-4dc6-82f2-dd72868252a0 vpn ens3
tun0 1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132 tun tun0
tun0 is created/removed after activating/deactivating vpntest and
should not really be saved, but I see netplan adding it in
/etc/netplan. And while doing so the plugin also reports some errors
(I see these when stopping the connection):
Nov 28 16:16:57 ubuntu NetworkManager[11752]: <error> [1669652217.2920] BUG:
the profile cannot be stored in keyfile format without becoming unusable:
cannot access file: No such file or directory
Nov 28 16:16:57 ubuntu NetworkManager[11752]:
((src/libnm-core-impl/nm-connection.c:342)): assertion '<dropped>' failed
Nov 28 16:16:57 ubuntu NetworkManager[11752]: <warn> [1669652217.2920]
keyfile: commit: failure to write 1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132 ((null))
to
"/run/NetworkManager/system-connections/tun0-1eb1dbe8-5678-4818-9adf-fb2dc01ed132.nmconnection":
keyfile writer produces an invalid connection: cannot access file: No such
file or directory
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