Hi,
I'm trying to add /32 routes when a client comes up and remove them when they disconnect. Cisco might call it reverse route injection. Unfortunately it seems a bug is in my way. https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/ticket/180
I use RADIUS for auth and this causes the -client-connect script to not work. Any ideas I can get the client IP into the route table? I mean please and thank you!
CB
Add host route (/32 route) into kernel on client up
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Re: Add host route (/32 route) into kernel on client up
Your problem may or may not have anything what-so-ever to do with #180
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Re: Add host route (/32 route) into kernel on client up
That's why I said 'seems' not 'is'. Based off the error I was getting it seemed the same as 180. If I was sure I would have said 'is'. Sorry to insult anyone, I'm new to this forum.
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Re: Add host route (/32 route) into kernel on client up
We cannot see your --client-connect script nor the openvpn log file ..
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Note: #180 is a very specific bug to do with the order of execution, if you are really hitting that barrier then you will probably have to change what you are doing because I don't think that bug is going to get fixed any time soon ..
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HOWTO: Request Help ! {2}
Note: #180 is a very specific bug to do with the order of execution, if you are really hitting that barrier then you will probably have to change what you are doing because I don't think that bug is going to get fixed any time soon ..
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Re: Add host route (/32 route) into kernel on client up
I read the guide. I will repost with more useful info shortly. Thank you.