D-Bus service activation and access control

[Thiago Macieira]

On segunda-feira, 31 de julho de 2017 15:00:59 PDT David Sommerseth wrote:
> All that said; OpenVPN 2 will continue to live along side OpenVPN 3 for
> a noticeable time - at least until we have both client and server
> support in OpenVPN 3.  We will _not_ do a hard-drop of OpenVPN 2 any
> time soon.  But once we have a critical mass using OpenVPN 3 client and
> server components, OpenVPN 2 will get a sunset plan.

You'll only get a critical mass of OpenVPN 3 client when the all current 
network management tools (not just NetworkManager) have been ported to it. But 
for NM, please take into consideration how much you're duplicating of it and 
how much new state is required in your implementation to do exactly what v2 
did.

As for the server, make sure it runs on an 8 MB flash OpenWRT image that uses 
uClibc and no D-Bus (it uses ubus).

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   Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center