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Sep 12 2021
Sep 11 2021
Backport to 1.3 is complete. See T3821 for further discussion.
FYI, if your OpenVPN config relies on cert files or anything you uploaded into the config directory, you may need to change the owner to the openvpn user or widen file permissions. Oddly this only seems to affect equuleus, not sagitta (OpenVPN seems fine reading files owned by "root" out of "/config/auth").
Sep 10 2021
Okay, trying to reproduce this. In the meantime, can you please check the behavior with vtysh as restarting bgpd is actually a bad idea.
My gut tells me this might be an FRR issue.
Yes, sure. Here the whole configure (subnets, ips and asns replaced with xxx):
Can you please share your entire config and what to type to reproduce it? Happy to have a look later on.
Tried with latest version, issue still exist. I have that issue since July, some update broke export roue-maps. I have that error message "The route-map 'xxx' does not exist." since then.
Can you please retrst with the latest 1.4? the was a bug related to route-maps in bgpd
Not reproducible in 1.2.8
Change works as expected for me. Thank you!
Setting this to resolved as implementation is almost complete. Please file individual tasks for bugs so we can properly track them in the 1.3 release cycle.
Sep 9 2021
Will be fixed in tomorrows rolling - thanks for reporting this.
cpo@LR1.wue3:~$ generate pki wireguard key-pair file test Private key: QG039BeDoy2MXKxQwFRhYYea7B50crYvZ1RUn+N0c3A= Public key: iXVG4GSHc0O7NHgX47DhhNO/WWSTZS83/eF2z4GHYSE= File written to /config/auth/test_public.key File written to /config/auth/test_private.key
Sorry, I haven;t managed to test yet, due to some configuration migration errors leaving me unable to login. Will comment once I've confirmed though, most likely tomorrow.
Thanks, I got it working now.
Your problem is that this is not a CA certificate, it's the servers certificate.
Sep 8 2021
Can you share your CAs public cert for testing?
Hello, Sorry, but I tried this I get "Invalid certificate on CA certificate "test"
A new ISO 1.4-rolling-202109081242 is currently build - you may check in 30 minutes and try if this works for you - it did in my example config.
That would only work if accept_local will be added as proper CLI node on the tunnel interface, or use set system sysctl parameter net.ipv4.conf.default.accept_local value '1'
Certainly, here it is:
openvpn vtun0 {
authentication {
password ******
username ******
}
encryption {
cipher aes256
}
hash sha512
mode client
openvpn-option fast-io
openvpn-option "remote-cert-tls server"
openvpn-option "resolv-retry infinite"
openvpn-option "pull-filter ignore redirect-gateway"
openvpn-option "tun-mtu 1500"
openvpn-option "tun-mtu-extra 32"
openvpn-option "mssfix 1450"
openvpn-option "comp-lzo no"
openvpn-option "ping-restart 0"
openvpn-option ping-timer-rem
openvpn-option "ping 15"
openvpn-option "reneg-sec 0"
persistent-tunnel
protocol udp
remote-host xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
remote-port 1194
tls {
auth-key ****************
ca-certificate ***************
tls-version-min 1.2
}
}Sep 7 2021
Can you please share a version of your anonymized client configuration?
Unfortunately not. I reverted my changes and then added:
cap_dac_override,cap_setgid,cap_setuid,cap_net_bind_service,cap_net_admin,cap_net_raw,cap_ipc_lock,cap_sys_chroot,cap_audit_write @openvpn
to /etc/security/capability.conf but got the same errors as before (I rebooted to make sure).
Same happens to other op-mode commands: