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Openvpn keep restarting itself #119
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Here's a new log with debug turned on minus the vpn keys |
yes as i suspected you are a qnap user, see Q12 from the following faq:- |
Are you kidding me, really qnap? Thanks for the heads up, it worked |
How do you find that file? I've tried searching and I can't seem to find it |
@beaceves location is /etc/daemon_mgr.conf |
@Alacard I'm sorry, very very new to this. I'm not entirely sure what to do... I've just been using PuTTY to search for the file and even if I found it (which I didn't) I don't quite understand how to edit it. Would you be able to help? Or tell me what I should Google to figure this out? |
If you using windows the easiest way to find the file and edit it. is to use a free program called winscp you can use that program to sftp (not "ftp" but "sftp" and make sure you login with a account that's admin) to your server. ones you connect it will be easy to find/edit |
Worked! Thanks! |
Has anyone had the line keep showing up? I'm having to constantly go in and delete it |
The way i got it to not show up again is to renumber the daemons example lets say the one I deleted was "DAEMON49" starting from 49 i just renumbered the daemons. |
I'll try that the next time it happens. This past time it was the last line so nothing to renumber unfortunately. |
Im just using the "latest" build (removed and readded at least 4 times to make sure is not something i was doing), Ive tryed moving my config files and only having the vpn config but same thing.
supervisord.log
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