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julius Junghans wrote:
Already tried to shut the firewall down, doesn't help.
Whether that *will* help depends on your firewall -- some (like
shorewall) go to a closed state when shut down -- good security policy,
but not necessarily intuitive.
In any event, you might try using tools such as Ethereal and (should
your firewall be configured to log rejected packets) dmesg output to
figure out exactly where the requests are going -- and, also to the
point, where they're *not* going. If ethereal's output looks like the
packets are reaching their destination, you can use strace to see if
they're being handed off to OpenVPN by the operating system.
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