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Val <vace117 <at> yahoo.ca> writes: > The packets are traveling on the UDP port both ways in both cases. I verified > this with netcat and with tcpdump. I think something might be going wrong with > the OpenVPN process during the TLS handshake. Aha! I fixed the NFS tunnel going over the LAN. I was executing openvpn from a startup script that was somehow swallowing the fact that when openvpn runs as a client, there is a segmentation fault happening during the TLS handshake! Looking at that closer with gdb revealed the fact that the crash happens in libcrypto. This actually makes sense in retrospect, since I upgraded libcrypto for some Apache stuff I was doing a long time ago. I haven't restarted gatekeeper since then so the NFS tunnel continued to work for me all this time and I didn't notice that I broke OpenVPN until I tried to connect to my network wirelessly a few days ago. I recompiled OpenVPN and was able to re-establish the NFS tunnel. I can't test the wireless one right now b/c I am doing all this remotely from work, but I will try it tonight. Thank you to all that responded or thought about responding :) Val ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |