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• OpenL2TP has a new website

  OpenL2TP's new web site, www.openl2tp.org, is now up and running. It provides online documentation, mailing list archives and forums, as well as information about ongoing development.

  posted by jameschapman 372 days ago

• openl2tp 1.6 file released: openl2tp-devel-1.6-1.fc9.x86_64.rpm

  V1.6, 25-SEP-2008 Import a patch from Ben McKeegan which ensures that subprocesses don't inherit opened file descriptors from openl2tpd. In some circumstances, sockets would remain open until all spawned processes exited, which lead to some unusual effects. Specifically, for any given tunnel, so long as any of the pppd processes that were forked while that tunnel was up (including those on different tunnels) are still running or any daemons started from their init scripts are running, the UDP socket is never closed, even when openl2tp itself has long since closed the socket and forgotten about it. This also fixes Bug #2056243 reported by Ulrich Holeschak. Deprecate the l2tpconfig help command. The help command caused l2tpconfig to hang but since it doesn't add any value over the man page, let's deprecate it. This was first reported in Bug #1792299. Fix compiler warnings in the pppd plugins. Avoid linking openl2tpd/l2tpconfig against unnecessary libs (libnsl, libncurses, librt). Fix several problems with the Debian package to make it ready for upstream submission. The Debian package now supports startup configuration options in a similar way to the RPM packages. Unlike the RPM packages, the Debian package automatically starts or stops openl2tpd when the package is installed, as per Debian guidelines. Split the RPC and header files out to a separate devel package; these files only need to be installed by developers implementing OpenL2TP plugins or applications that use the OpenL2TP APIs so they aren't needed in standard installs. Fix a bug that was introduced in v1.5 which broke the inhibit_default_plugin flag. This flag is used by some test plugins to inhibit the use of ppp_unix.so for testing.

  posted 409 days ago

• openl2tp 1.6 file released: openl2tp-1.6-1.fc9.x86_64.rpm

  V1.6, 25-SEP-2008 Import a patch from Ben McKeegan which ensures that subprocesses don't inherit opened file descriptors from openl2tpd. In some circumstances, sockets would remain open until all spawned processes exited, which lead to some unusual effects. Specifically, for any given tunnel, so long as any of the pppd processes that were forked while that tunnel was up (including those on different tunnels) are still running or any daemons started from their init scripts are running, the UDP socket is never closed, even when openl2tp itself has long since closed the socket and forgotten about it. This also fixes Bug #2056243 reported by Ulrich Holeschak. Deprecate the l2tpconfig help command. The help command caused l2tpconfig to hang but since it doesn't add any value over the man page, let's deprecate it. This was first reported in Bug #1792299. Fix compiler warnings in the pppd plugins. Avoid linking openl2tpd/l2tpconfig against unnecessary libs (libnsl, libncurses, librt). Fix several problems with the Debian package to make it ready for upstream submission. The Debian package now supports startup configuration options in a similar way to the RPM packages. Unlike the RPM packages, the Debian package automatically starts or stops openl2tpd when the package is installed, as per Debian guidelines. Split the RPC and header files out to a separate devel package; these files only need to be installed by developers implementing OpenL2TP plugins or applications that use the OpenL2TP APIs so they aren't needed in standard installs. Fix a bug that was introduced in v1.5 which broke the inhibit_default_plugin flag. This flag is used by some test plugins to inhibit the use of ppp_unix.so for testing.

  posted 409 days ago