fixed…. had to enable the proxy.

Confirmed that I no longer have the issue with 2.0-BETA5 (i386) built on Fri Jan 7 15:25:33 EST 2011

Found the Problem :) In the OpenVPN Servers ettings under Advanced I added push "route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0". Now teh VPN Client can route correctly.

Still the same problem with snapshots from January 7th. x86 or x64 platform. php hangs in keglimit state.

hello  ::) unsolved mysteries ???, I've edited directly and clearly has worked, but I've done through the dashboard. thank you very much. ::)

a backtrace would be nice using the developer kernel.

I'll try and report back! Thanks for that quick resolution!

@mromero: Unbound package is broken as far as I am concerned. You dont mention why you consider it is broken - what other problems are you experiencing (besides your other thread on when you upgrade pfSense)?

Wed Jan 5 20:48:51 EST 2011 fixed the problem. Thanks !!! Roy…

I found this post which says the author accomplished exactly what I'm trying to do but unfortunately doesn't go into much detail: http://quintinsmits.com/2009/09/14/bonjour-mdns-via-openvpn-on-linux-with-avahi-deamon I tried switching from tun to tap but was still unable to view bonjour services.

@jamiepda: @cmb: It was fixed on the 4th, snapshots on the 5th or newer. This does appear fixed now, thank you… Yes, ISP DNS Server are set. THX!

@yakupm: Upgrade existing 1.2.3 to 2.0 OR clean install 2.0 and apply 1.2.3 config file? Should be functionally equivalent, really.

Actually it's perfectly reasonable, as an IP alias is an additional interface IP directly assigned, and that requirement is already known for the main interface IP. CARP VIPs are the only exception to that, since they alone can be shared.

Any new info here? I think this also should be fixed if we want a RC soon…