I tried deploying another instance of openvpn+admin next to the existing services (for testing purposes), and it feels like that somehow bricked my original installation
I'm using docker, so another instance was running on different ports with different volumes, but on the same machine. I removed all other ovpn containers from the server so only the original one remains.
Now, any new client config files i create just can't connect to the server. The logs from the client just show timeout errors as if the server is unavailable
⏎[Apr 17, 2024, 20:40:10] Frame=512/2112/512 mssfix-ctrl=1250
⏎[Apr 17, 2024, 20:40:10] EVENT: RESOLVE ⏎[Apr 17, 2024, 20:40:10] EVENT: WAIT ⏎[Apr 17, 2024, 20:40:10] WinCommandAgent: transmitting bypass route to Server ip goes here
{
"host" : "Server ip goes here",
"ipv6" : false
}
⏎[Apr 17, 2024, 20:40:20] Server poll timeout, trying next remote entry...
But i can still use my old config files i created before deploying additional containers, they connect fine so server is definitely available. I did some changes in configurations (in openvpn.conf and client.conf.tpl), but reverted them to original states so they are the same as the working ones.
I tried deploying another instance of openvpn+admin next to the existing services (for testing purposes), and it feels like that somehow bricked my original installation
I'm using docker, so another instance was running on different ports with different volumes, but on the same machine. I removed all other ovpn containers from the server so only the original one remains.
Now, any new client config files i create just can't connect to the server. The logs from the client just show timeout errors as if the server is unavailable
But i can still use my old config files i created before deploying additional containers, they connect fine so server is definitely available. I did some changes in configurations (in openvpn.conf and client.conf.tpl), but reverted them to original states so they are the same as the working ones.
Any help with this issue would be appreciated.