>One other thing that would be cool, would be a flag to let openvpn accept a connection within a certain amount of time and shutdown after that.
The inactivity disconnect should handle that case. If you start an openvpn session with --inactive 300, and the peer never connects, the session will exit in 5 minutes. Yes, that would work. But the typical usage would be: - Shutdown after 30 seconds if no connection - Shutdown after 60-120 minutes if no network activity (after connection was successful) But inact timeout would be sufficient for our basic needs. -jec
