Ahoy,
> [...]
> Same for the openVPN. I use privateinternetaccess service. I ran
> "openvpn US\ Seattle.ovpn" to start the vpn and that gives me the tun0
> with IP on it. Then I have run the following to move the tun0 to the
> rdomain200 manually.
> [...]
> However, when the openvpn times out or reconnects, it gives tun0 new
> IP and puts tun0 back in the default rdomain (0?). So I have to
> manually do this all over again... So anyway to configure it, maybe by
> editing the ovpn file?
> [...]
OpenVPN has a mechanism that allows using a user supplied script to do
the device configuration instead of having OpenVPN do that by itself.
I use the following for my IPredator VPN:
# --- 8< --- SNIP --- 8< ---
script-security 2 # Allows OpenVPN to execute scripts
ifconfig-noexec
route-noexec
route-up /etc/openvpn/ipredator/up.sh
up /etc/openvpn/ipredator/up.sh
# --- 8< --- SNAP --- 8< ---
The script looks like this:
# --- 8< --- SNIP --- 8< ---
#!/bin/ksh
case "${script_type}" in
up)
/sbin/ifconfig "${dev}" "${ifconfig_local}" \
netmask "${ifconfig_netmask}" mtu "${tun_mtu}" rdomain 3
;;
route-up)
route -T3 add default ${route_vpn_gateway}
;;
*)
echo "Unknown script type ${script_type}" | logger -t up
;;
esac
# --- 8< --- SNAP --- 8< ---
--
Gregor
