Hello James, Thursday, December 19, 2002, 3:59:16 PM, you wrote:
JY> * How is --peerinit different from --ipchange? Good question. None. sh*t Please see below. :) JY> * Shouldn't JY> if ( !(signal_received == SIGUSR1 && !options->sigusr1_script ) ) JY> ... JY> be JY> if (signal_received == SIGUSR1 && options->sigusr1_script) JY> ... JY> ? d*mn. yes. this is the sprit of "cut'n'paste" coding. Think I pasted the condition some lines above. I wrote it short afer visiting "Lord of the Rings II" and a 18h workday without any coffee (I am allergic). So sorry for the bad code, I won't do it again. ;-( I took the conclusion for me: $ patch && test && sleep && test && submit JY> The failover idea is interesting. It works quite good in my enviroment here (even better after fixing the patch ;) ). - If openvpn is stopped on both sides, the alternative route is taken immediateley. - If the link between the two tun-endpoints breaks it takes as long --ping-restart. The prefered route is taken immediateley when the tunnel returns. Best regards and sorry again for the bad code, Richard Mueller
