I CAN'T confirm this bug on Hardy. As per the manpage:
--ifconfig-pool-persist file [seconds] Persist/unpersist ifconfig-pool data to file, at seconds intervals (default=600), as well as on program startup and shutdown.
I ran an openvpn on Hardy with the following options:
At startup there was a file named ipp.txt created, it was empty. Then I connected a client which got an IP address from the pool and after 10 seconds the ipp.txt file was updated. Because by default it saves the file every 10 minutes, it's easy to think it doesn't get anything, but if you shut the openvpn server down, it automatically saves the IP addresses in the file.
@Michael: if you could provide more details about your setup, we could try reproducing the problem. Thanks.
I CAN'T confirm this bug on Hardy. As per the manpage:
I ran an openvpn on Hardy with the following options:
ifconfig-pool 172.16.22.224 172.16.22.255 pool-persist ipp.txt 10
ifconfig-
At startup there was a file named ipp.txt created, it was empty. Then I connected a client which got an IP address from the pool and after 10 seconds the ipp.txt file was updated. Because by default it saves the file every 10 minutes, it's easy to think it doesn't get anything, but if you shut the openvpn server down, it automatically saves the IP addresses in the file.
@Michael: if you could provide more details about your setup, we could try reproducing the problem. Thanks.