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I was just on the phone with a buddy of mine to get my system |
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connecting to his via VPN. I followed his instructions (he uses Red |
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Hat) and now I have two problems. |
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1. An openvpn process starts at boot and has a different pid each time |
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I check on it with ps. /etc/init.d/openvpn is not started |
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automatically. I even tried moving the initscript out of /etc/init.d/ |
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but the openvpn process still starts. |
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2. Ekiga (formerly Gnomemeeting) now times out trying to connect to his SIP. |
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We can't figure out how to fix either of these problems. I did the |
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following to get myself in this predicament. |
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1. emerge openvpn |
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2. created /etc/openvpn/openvpn.conf |
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3. ran an openvpn command of his |
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4. added TUN module support to the kernel |
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5. ran make modules && make modules_install |
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6. modprobe tun |
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Now I have the problems mentioned above even after rebooting. |
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I feel like my system has been infected with non-Gentoo procedures and |
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it's freaking me out. Can anyone help? |
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- Grant |
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