[Openswan dev] odd behaviour in new test, deleted conn to OE?
Michael Richardson
mcr at sandelman.ottawa.on.ca
Tue Feb 10 12:57:25 CET 2004
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>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Wouters <paul at xelerance.com> writes:
Paul> But this successful IPsec SA on instance 3 is odd. Where did bofh
Paul> get the key from? It can only have gotten it from within pluto,
Paul> from the "deleted" connection. Is there still some "deleting"
Paul> happening after the log message? Is this is race condition? Or am
Paul> I losing it?
You delete'd the conn, not the keys.
Keys are loaded as a seperate operation, and given a name, which is used to
reference them in the conn. Some might argue that this is wrong - the keys
should at least be purposed.
Paul> Another thing I noticed, which might be related, is that a
Paul> connection which is only --added on both ends, and then --up'ed on
Paul> one end, will never terminate again. Doing a --down on one end will
Paul> immediately cause a new negotiation to trigger the conn to come up
Paul> again.
That's interesting. Can you reproduce this with UMLs on hulk?
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