SOLVED: OpenVPN works, then fails after I reboot HDA
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2014 9:06 am
Hi -
I posted this in the "Beginners and Newbies" section because it seems like a problem I should be able to fix myself, but I don't know where to look for more information.
I recently upgraded (errr... completely started over) with Amahi 7. I was running one of the first versions (Fedora 12 maybe?). I downloaded & installed OpenVPN through the HDA interface. Really easy! I tested it from amahi.org - it worked! I connected remotely from my laptop on a different network - it worked!
But then... I rebooted HDA. Now, when I go to Setup > Servers, OpenVPN has a red dot & is down.
I uninstalled OpenVPN, installed it again, and again it was fine. Rebooted, and again it won't come up.
So, it's a reproducible problem and I know the configuration was working fine initially. This seems like something I should be able to diagnose myself, but I'm still getting used to where to look for log information that might shed light on the conflict.
Any suggestions would be most welcome! Thanks!
ben
I posted this in the "Beginners and Newbies" section because it seems like a problem I should be able to fix myself, but I don't know where to look for more information.
I recently upgraded (errr... completely started over) with Amahi 7. I was running one of the first versions (Fedora 12 maybe?). I downloaded & installed OpenVPN through the HDA interface. Really easy! I tested it from amahi.org - it worked! I connected remotely from my laptop on a different network - it worked!
But then... I rebooted HDA. Now, when I go to Setup > Servers, OpenVPN has a red dot & is down.
I uninstalled OpenVPN, installed it again, and again it was fine. Rebooted, and again it won't come up.
So, it's a reproducible problem and I know the configuration was working fine initially. This seems like something I should be able to diagnose myself, but I'm still getting used to where to look for log information that might shed light on the conflict.
Any suggestions would be most welcome! Thanks!
ben