This bug was also relevant, but has been marked as CLOSED/WONTFIX
(although the issue is still present on later versions of Fedora)...
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=484831
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Gregor, the TODO documentation you were looking for is at:
https://cgit.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/tree/TODO#n119
although, the branch referenced in it is no longer available. It is
reasonably detailed, but unfortunately requires better knowledge of C,
D-bus and NetworkManager
oldium, can you link or post that TODO part here?
Perhaps someone with enough know.how and time can pick up in it.
Not saying I'll do it, but the issue is bothering me too, and I might find some
time to implement the feature.
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I also need this feature. We have VPN box from our customer (a special
router), which is out of our control, and we have our OpenVPN server to
connect remotely to this VPN box. The VPN box is giving us IP address
over DHCP, so we are not able to setup a fixed IP on the OpenVPN server.
Having DHCP o
No doubt, Timothy. 6 years should be more than enough time. And adding
a configuration for tap0 as Ethernet doesn't help.
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I wonder if that couldn't be worked around by adding something to
/etc/network/interfaces for tap0 to declare dhcp... although this may
interfere with other uses of tap0 :-/
Any comments ?
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Rather surprised this still isn't fixed 6 *years* later. All of my
customers using VPN access have been forced to run a custom script in a
terminal to get access; this complicates their workflow and gives a
rather bad impression of Linux to these users.
And no, using the OpenVPN "DHCP server" is
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There's also a bug for this on gnome bugzilla:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=445257
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Ah, I see. I'm having the same problem now having to run dhclient3 tap0
manually. Has anyone got a solution for this?
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@Leon: It's something else :) Using TAP is not the problem, but getting
the IP address & co via DHCP for it is.
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I think this is fixed? Or is this something else?
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I would also like Network Manager to treat tap like any other Ethernet
interface.
When it gets a "link" (i.e. OpenVPN starts up), Network Manager should take the
appropriate action, whether to configure it manually, launch dhclient, or
whatever.
Yes, you could push options from the OpenVPN serve
Hello Michael,
I understand, but instead of announcing IP addresses from a separate
DHCP server you can do it in your OpenVPN server, it gives you greater
flexibility for other options in the future, like I've done with mine:
server 172.31.0.0 255.255.255.0 # this makes the vpn server assign cli
There's a slight problem, Eirik: The options are being sent out via
DHCP. None of this would be a problem if we could configure the tap{x}
interface exactly as we could an ethernet interface. I'm thinking that
a way of demonstrating this would be to build a GRE nm plugin, and go
from there... Not
Michael: You can push all theese options from your openvpn server if I
understand correctly what you are asking for ?
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Now that I think of it, one way of showing this is to cover the simple
case - how do we set up a new GRE tunnel that passes ethernet frames,
and build from there...
Cheers,
Michael
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That's far from a perfect solution, but it's a good start. I'll try it
next time... What would be the best solution is for a tap-based openvpn
interface to show up as an ethernet interface with all the configuration
buttons that we have for them right now, including DHCP. In particular,
how to ig
I added a patch to run commands on connect and disconnect with the --up
and --down parameters, maybe it can solve your problems too?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-
openvpn/+bug/273773
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:/ What gives, Can't this issue be assigned or delegated to a maintainer
of the plugin? I can't find a duplicate to this bug and no known
workaround.
Not being able to use network manager just because I can't check "run
dhclient" / "run script on startup" feels very weak.
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Each time I connect to my University openvpn, i have to manually run
'sudo dhclient' before i get an IP address and access anything. I'm on
Karmic.
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BTW - Still present in Karmic
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Is network-manager-openvpn actually maintained? It seems strange that
the general brokenness of the tap configuration would go unfixed for
this long - or is it a case of "patches please!"?
Cheers,
Michael
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I have the same problem, as many other users do. A fix would be greatly
appreciated.
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I agree with this ... I have to run `sudo openvpn client.conf &` and
then do a Ctrl+D whenever I want to make a VPN connection to my Tomato
OpenVPN server. The network-manager-openvpn package does not allow me to
receive a DHCP address from dnsmasq running from the OpenVPN server. It
is also not fe
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