Confirmed, just setting up new Xubuntu virtual machine 17.10 - after all
updates.
Architecture: amd64
network-manager-openvpn and network-manager-openvpn-gnome both Version:
1.2.10-0ubuntu2
I originally started with a config downloaded from pfSense. As usual, openvpn
from command line is
FWIW on my laptop (16.10) DNS queries are working as I wish it (ie
"correctly"). With VPN disconnected all queries are going to the home router
(192.168.33.1), queries for eg amachine.csl are sent there and come back
NXDOMAIN.
With VPN connected, queries on .csl are going to the remote VPN
Looks like finding out what DNS server is *asked* about a query (add
log-queries to dnsmasq.conf) is going to require another reboot : if I
restart NetworkManager then the VPN connection will also restart ..
circular reference to this bug again. I can't afford to keep doing this
during a work
Re "if you are using a VPN service for privacy purposes" - I have a contrary
use case. I want to use my home router as much as possible, and the VPN
(which may be my office network, or more critically a client's network) *only*
for traffic required to go there.
My understanding was that this
On 16.10 - Confirmed that after reboot, my VPN-pushed DNS comes back, on
second connection it is missing. I've logged a fresh Bug #1644098
pertaining ONLY to this issue. (Please don't pollute it with "DNS
doesn't work at all" comments!)
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/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf contains:
[main]
plugins=ifupdown,keyfile,ofono
dns=dnsmasq
[ifupdown]
managed=false
(There are various posts floating around to the effect that
'dns=dnsmasq' should be commented out. However this is how the Ubuntu
install set it so assuming that either
Finally see Bug #120 particularly the later (November 2016)
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Title:
Network Manager + OpenVPN does not respond to DNS server
Remote VPN is pfSense 2.3.2
>From syslog, expurgated (but not tampered with, no real secrets here):
:: Here's the WiFi coming up (showing local LAN) ::
Nov 23 19:06:41 rukbat dhclient[2169]: DHCPACK of 192.168.33.117 from
192.168.33.1
Nov 23 19:06:41 rukbat NetworkManager[1216]:
Public bug reported:
Scenario:
Discovered on Kubuntu 16.10, upgraded from a fresh install of 16.04. While I
only have the one computer to test with, the 16.10 is definitely relevant (I
did not have this problem on 16.04) but I can't tell if the upgrade is part of
it, (the upgrade may or may
This might be my a-ha moment from comment # 64 "after upgrading to
16.10, yes it is even worse, the first VPN connection works as it
should, but after disconnect/connect, DNS from VPN isn't propagated"
I came to this bug because suddenly my VPN connection wasn't working
when I *swear* it was
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 517410 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/517410
Not sure why this is marked as dupe - Bug #517410 is logged against
tropical - I don't even know what tropical is and it is not mentioned
in the OP or comments here at all. It also has nothing to do with
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 517410 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/517410
Further .. I can only speak for the symptoms I am seeing of course, but I
hunted around looking for related bug posts.
My problem is quite probably this:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=579795
I notice this with Openoffice Writer, Kubuntu 9.10. I don't think it is every
time it is hibernated.
We're not just talking slow .. it is absolutely unusable. Openoffice takes
several seconds to respond to every keypress. Restarting Openoffice.org and
reopening documents fixes it.
Has been
I can corroborate .. I notice this OpenOffice mostly - but that's probably
because I open and save documents from there a lot - but have just noticed in
Konqueror too.
It's not just slow coming up the first time - although that is disconcerting -
but in all operations: change directory,
Don't take this as confirmation that it is fixed, but I just managed to print a
PDF from Konqueror. Adobe Reader 9.2 still can't print but with different
results, given the general bad rep this version seems to have on any platform
(not just KDE) I wouldn't blame cups for this.
CUPS has
I can also confirm this happens in Kubuntu Karmic, trying to get to a
newly-set-up OpenVPN server.
It actually eventually fails to connect (for as yet unknown reason) but while
it is trying, it sets all the routing table correctly with pushed routes to LAN
.. but also sets default gateway to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cups
Brand new install (complete reformat) of Kubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) from CD
on Asus M51S. - fully up-to-date as with
Added new printer through System Settings Printer Configuration New
network printer (automatically found it). Printer is Toshiba
Ooops, sorry, Bug #368395.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 351390 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/351390
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 351390
Open VPN configuration in plasma-widget-network-manager not working
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I filed bug #368295 yesterday for the same thing (I swear I looked for similar
issues first yet here it is). That bug has a much more detailed description.
This is woeful, I see a lot of people subscribed to this area of functionality,
so someone please must be able to put a rocket under
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager-openvpn
Can't even get off the starting blocks with this one!
Computer- Kubuntu 64-bit, originally Hardy then upgraded a week ago
through Intrepid to Jaunty. OpenVPN connection through the little
applet worked in Hardy.
dpkg -s shows:
** Attachment added: Screen shot of new connection showing inconsistent
fields
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I agree with Olaf .. we find this very confusing. In fact we found beta2
to be almost unusable (testing Intrepid 32-bit on a Compaq Evo laptop).
I'm reserving judgement until we get to look at Beta 4, sincerly hope
that brings some sanity back. (Can't test right now, the laptop has gone
to a
I'll add my own confirmation - Toshiba eStudio printer, Hardy 64-bit, KDE
3.5.9. That this bug has been left for so long is ridiculous - especially
since it has multiple confirmations and there seems to be a simple fix (ie stop
breaking it).
The good news is that Okular prints ok, so there is
I have a possible solution - look at mimeTypes.rdf (see below)
I can confirm this problem, and while trying to find a fix, I came
across this bug. There are also numerous logged on bugzilla.mozilla.org.
For the record: On Kubuntu Hardy, running under KDE3, Firefox version
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U;
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