Hi, On Tue, Aug 08, 2017 at 08:34:25PM +0200, Xen wrote: > So you can do two things: renew your CRL, or remove it from the > configuration. > > I will let someone answer now who actually has something useful to say > ;-).
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Well, that's about the message :-) - a CRL has a lifetime, which can
be arbitrarily high (like, 10 years), but if the CRL is rolled with a
short lifetime, it needs to be refreshed regularily.
OpenVPN 2.3 did not respect the lifetime of the CRL, while 2.4 does - so
a setup that worked "just fine" with a long-expired CRL will break
after upgrading to 2.4. Sorry for the annoyance, but this is the correct
way to handle CRLs.
gert
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