Hi guys
after not touching my 7340 for a year, I thought I'd update it.
Because kernel sources are still not available, I build native 7340 (not 7390 alien on 7340)
In fact, I have a spare 7340, and I updated that and saved/restored Freetz configuration (Freetz only option, I redid the Fritz config manually, because restoring alien to non-alien 7340 would crash the latter's second eth chip)
Firmware: 99.06.06 rev27689
Branding: avme
Freetz: devel-12553
Everything build and works fine first go.
Except...: I have two OpenVPN profiles active. One for speed on native UDP-1194. One for better gateway passing on tcp-443
After the migrate to the new , Freetz shows only one running and the other inactive. When I try to start the other one, it tells me I cannot as it is already active. And indeed, if I look with PuTTY it is running and has a pid file.
Somehow, though the 2nd profile is visible with the correct parameters in the Freetz GUI, it is not enumerating it into the /etc/
I am pretty sure that last part should look like this:
Anyway, I solved it by deleting the second profile, and recreating it again in the Freetz GUI. So it is OK for me.
But I thought I best report the problem with the Freetz config save/restore here.
Thanks
after not touching my 7340 for a year, I thought I'd update it.
Because kernel sources are still not available, I build native 7340 (not 7390 alien on 7340)
In fact, I have a spare 7340, and I updated that and saved/restored Freetz configuration (Freetz only option, I redid the Fritz config manually, because restoring alien to non-alien 7340 would crash the latter's second eth chip)
Firmware: 99.06.06 rev27689
Branding: avme
Freetz: devel-12553
Everything build and works fine first go.
Except...: I have two OpenVPN profiles active. One for speed on native UDP-1194. One for better gateway passing on tcp-443
After the migrate to the new , Freetz shows only one running and the other inactive. When I try to start the other one, it tells me I cannot as it is already active. And indeed, if I look with PuTTY it is running and has a pid file.
Code:
Status
openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL stopped
openvpn running
Code:
Starting openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL:
Starting openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL ... already running.
Code:
root@fritz:/var/mod/root# ps | grep openvpn
2003 openvpn 2860 S openvpn --config /mod/etc/openvpn.conf --writepid /var/run/openvpn.pid --daemon
2030 openvpn 2872 S openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL --config /mod/etc/openvpn.conf --writepid /var/run/openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL.pid --daemon
root@fritz:/var/mod/etc# ls -l | grep openvpn
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 Jan 1 1970 default.openvpn -> /etc/default.openvpn
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 702 Jan 1 1970 openvpn.conf
root@fritz:/var/mod/etc#Somehow, though the 2nd profile is visible with the correct parameters in the Freetz GUI, it is not enumerating it into the /etc/
I am pretty sure that last part should look like this:
Code:
root@fritz:/var/mod/etc# ls -l | grep openvpn
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 Jan 1 1970 default.openvpn -> /etc/default.openvpn
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 60 Oct 12 10:18 default.openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 684 Oct 12 10:18 openvpn.conf
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 703 Oct 12 10:17 openvpn_OpenVPN-SSL.conf
root@fritz:/var/mod/etc#Anyway, I solved it by deleting the second profile, and recreating it again in the Freetz GUI. So it is OK for me.
But I thought I best report the problem with the Freetz config save/restore here.
Thanks
