Hello,
My system is OpenSuse 10.3
I started wiptun from root and after that ./wipclnt <login> <password> from user

wipclnt returned the message:

./wipclnt: /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.8: no version information available (required by ./wipclnt)

This is very strange because my libcrypto.so.0.9.8 is available by specified path
I see new network adapter, but after a few seconds wiptun was closed and adapter disappeared from system

Interface wip0 4
Leaving...

where is the problem and how I can decide it?

Aid,

I cannot say, but I'll install OpenSuse 10.3 tonight and try it out. THanks for reporting!

Kreso

I see the error, but it doesn't affect usage of Wippien. Anyway, it's not used by wiptun, only wipclnt, so if it dies it's because of something else.

I just tried and it worked correctly, so let's see why wiptun dies. Can you give me more details about the error? Can I connect there?

Kreso

I will try to investigate this, maybe this problem in my system configuration. Can you describe the places where problem can be?

I get the IP address from wippien, but after a few seconds it dies.

Maybe this is routing configuration, or my network card settings, which I get from DHCP. Network Card works on ifup. Firewall is disabled

Thanks

Any chance I can connect there? Is it production or "just to play" host?

Kreso

I probed the problem yesterday, I think it was in slow internet connection. I use 3G dialup on server and get the internet from server by LAN and in one moment when speed is slowest wippien loses the line and closes connection.

Yesterday I was connected for a long time But did not set routing settings and had failed on ping to other hosts

Quote:

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Any chance I can connect there? Is it production or "just to play" host?

Kreso

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This is home host, but how you can connect to me directly? (what way?) I dont have the external IP on Suse PC.

Thanks

Perhaps you can make some SSH tunnel redirection? VNC? Anything?

Kreso

Anyone who have problems with connection can use the following script

Code:

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while true; do

echo '==========================' >> tun_status

echo -n 'Starting TUN Driver'
./wiptun >> tun_status &
echo ' - Finished'

echo 'Waiting for wippien started....'
for i in `seq 1 20`;
do

sleep 1;
if (($i < 10)); then
echo -n -e \b;
else
echo -n -e \b\b;
fi

echo -n $i
done
echo

./wipclnt <wippien-login> <wippien-password>

echo 'Connection failed'

echo -n 'Terminate TUN Driver process by PID: '
pid=$(ps | grep wiptun)
pid=${pid#* }
pid=${pid%% *}
echo $pid
kill $pid

done

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Thanks,
Aid

I have the same problem on my Arch Linux box. Though, my internet connection is perfect. So I don't think it may cause the error

I have the same problem on my Fedora 13.
Windows on the same comp works fine.