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What kind of hacking is going on here??
Post 302514546 by GSO on Saturday 16th of April 2011 03:30:56 PM
04-16-2011
What kind of hacking is going on here??
Connecting to the Internet with OpenVPN, the connection fails. Rerunning openvpn works second time round but the install is hacked at that point (e.g., a rogue 'java-security' update tries to install itself on 'yum update', yum however spots this and rejects the download, other basic things start to fail).
If I however open only a https udp port prior to bringing the network interface up and starting openvpn then all is fine.
Anyone any idea what is going on here?
If I however open only a https udp port prior to bringing the network interface up and starting openvpn then all is fine.
Anyone any idea what is going on here?
Last edited by Scott; 04-16-2011 at 06:49 PM..
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