On 05/15/2018 03:37 AM, 'Evastar' via qubes-users wrote:
Posting back to qubes-users...
Sorry for direct message. Now, I use web-based mail it set direct answer by
default :(
A little more information. When it goes to "no network state" then I seeing at my ethervpn with "ip
route list" (as I remember) that all vif+ interfaces show as "down". It is the problem. I do not know
how to reconnect them and remove "down" mark.
Finally, if you find the solution involves restarting the ethervpn
client, you may want to run it with 'systemd-run --unit' to give you
better control over the process. You could even try running it with
qubes-tunnel using a drop-in file for the service (see 00_example.conf
and manpages for systemd.unit "overriding vendor settings").
Thanks. I will check this manpages. Maybe this will help.
If the vif interfaces are going down, that suggests a bug either in
Qubes or in ethervpn. Since other Qubes users don't seem to be reporting
this symptom, I'd guess that ethervpn is mistakenly including the vif
interfaces with tun/tap whenever a link goes down or restarts. (The vif,
tun and tap interfaces look similar in the sense that they're all
virtual.) Its probably worth reporting this behavior on the ethervpn
forum/list.
You might also try writing a small script to bring the vif interfaces up.
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