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19.7 Legacy Series / configctl can't stop IPSec after upgrading from 19.1 to 19.7
« on: August 23, 2019, 02:22:47 pm »
Hi. Weeks ago, i've managed to create a way to reconnect bogus IPSec tunnels.
However, after upgrading from 19.1.10 to 19.7(and 19.7.2 after that), configctl isnt able to stop/kill strongswan anymore.
Every time i issue /usr/local/sbin/configctl ipsec stop, an "OK" is printed on the screen, but ipsec statusall shows that the tunnel it's still running with only the bypass networks connection, creating a situation where no connection is available to our main office. If i try to stop the service again, another "OK" will be print without really stopping the service.
I have a second OPNSense installation on other remote site that was deployed using 19.7 without the major version upgrade and with the same configurations(being the box local networks addressing the exception) and this feature is working great.
Is there anything else I could to do help on investigating this issue?
However, after upgrading from 19.1.10 to 19.7(and 19.7.2 after that), configctl isnt able to stop/kill strongswan anymore.
Every time i issue /usr/local/sbin/configctl ipsec stop, an "OK" is printed on the screen, but ipsec statusall shows that the tunnel it's still running with only the bypass networks connection, creating a situation where no connection is available to our main office. If i try to stop the service again, another "OK" will be print without really stopping the service.
I have a second OPNSense installation on other remote site that was deployed using 19.7 without the major version upgrade and with the same configurations(being the box local networks addressing the exception) and this feature is working great.
Is there anything else I could to do help on investigating this issue?