kevincody
I want to run custom scripts on connect/disconnect, to apply custom firewall rules.
This is so that LDAP groups can control, via iptables, which server-side subnets any given VPN user can talk to.
I've managed to figure out that I can add server-side directives under Configuration / Advanced VPN but it seems that "-chroot" isn't respected. My scripts would have to somehow magically get copied into /run/openvpn_as after each server startup, along with bash, iptables, ldapsearch, and a bunch of libraries.
Is there a supported way to do this, or some way to turn off running it in a chroot?
Or does this use case actually require the community edition?
pdavisfmnh
I'm also looking for this information. The only thing that is limiting me from switching from our current VPN solution is rate limiting. I can't let everyone connect at full strength.
The ease of use for end users with the access server is HUGE and would simplify our helpdesks lives greatly. But if I can't rate limit its a hard no go.
