Bart Kus wrote:
Sent this to openvpn-users a while back with no response. Perhaps it is
a question better targeted @ the developers?
--Bart
Bart Kus wrote:
Thu Aug 07 19:24:06 2008 OpenVPN 2.1_rc9 i686-pc-mingw32 [SSL] [LZO2]
[PKCS11] built on Jul 31 2008
[...] snip! [...]
Thu Aug 07 19:24:53 2008 write to TUN/TAP [State=AT?c
Err=[c:\src\21\tap-win32\tapdrvr.c/2268] #O=10 Tx=[49,0] Rx=[6,88]
IrpQ=[1,1,16] PktQ=[0,1,64]]: The data area passed to a system call is
too small. (code=122)
Thu Aug 07 19:25:03 2008 write to TUN/TAP [State=AT?c
Err=[c:\src\21\tap-win32\tapdrvr.c/2268] #O=10 Tx=[49,0] Rx=[6,89]
IrpQ=[1,1,16] PktQ=[0,1,64]]: The data area passed to a system call is
too small. (code=122)
Thu Aug 07 19:25:12 2008 write to TUN/TAP [State=AT?c
Err=[c:\src\21\tap-win32\tapdrvr.c/2268] #O=10 Tx=[50,0] Rx=[6,90]
IrpQ=[1,1,16] PktQ=[0,1,64]]: The data area passed to a system call is
too small. (code=122)
Are you using a non-standard MTU size? This error indicates that a
write operation to the TAP driver is impossibly small, i.e. the packet
isn't even large enough to contain an ethernet header (for dev tap) or
IPv4 header (for dev tun).
James
