Hi, On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 12:37:19PM -0500, Eric Crist wrote: > This isn't an OpenVPN problem, directly. It appears you have a client > connect script, or are storing connection information in temp files. You can > increase the maximum allowed open files in Fedora (you'll have to research > that yourself). Alternatively, stop storing connection data in a temp file > for new connections. OpenVPN, by itself, does not create these temporary > files.
Uh, this is not fully correct. If you use --client-connect (or any of
the other up scripts that enable passing of config values back), OpenVPN
will create the temp file to be used for that, to avoid race conditions.
I'm not sure when this was added, but "recentish" (2.2.x)
Now the sema-files do not ring a bell, but we need to check whether we
properly clean up the other files - but that should be visible in "lsof"
while OpenVPN is running and after a few connections have completed.
gert
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