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On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Ed Ravin wrote:
I'm testing OpenVPN 2.0beta11 on NetBSD 1.6.2. I'm using
client-config-dir to run a script when a client connects. The script
has only one line, an "ifconfig-push" directive to give the client the
desired IP address.
When I update the script, or add a new one, the server still serves the
old information (or doesn't notice the new script). I need to restart
the server (or maybe reload, haven't tested that yet). Shouldn't openvpn
notice that the files have changed, or at least that a new file exists
in the directory?
-- Ed, very happy with OpenVPN so far, still trying to understand
all the bells and whistles.
OpenVPN should re-read the config-dir when a new client connects. It does
for me atleast! Are you sure you have used the right name?
I once made the misstake to create a file with incorrect
lowercase/uppercase first char.
Does it read your file if you restart OpenVPN?
--
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