If openvpn crashing is a regular problem, that's very interesting in its
own right, and I'm sure we'd like to know more, and there's nothing much
you can do *within* openvpn to respond when openvpn crashes.
If openvpn is exiting normally and you don't want it to, my guess is that
you could look to the "connect-retry-max" and "auth-retry" config options,
depending on why it's exiting.
And in either case you *could* if you wanted to, kluge your way around it
by wrapping openvpn in a shell script that does something like "while true;
do openvpn..." (though, if you do that, make sure you don't have the
'daemon' option in your config)
-Joe
On Wed, May 31, 2017 at 9:48 AM Jannis Ohms <jannis.oh...@ostfalia.de>
wrote:
> hi
>
> how can i configure openvpn to restart after the service crashes ?
> iam running on raspbian
>
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