GloryTun VPN disabled and OpenVPN re-enabled any time I use the wizard to change settings

[SpencerXZX]

Expected Behavior

I am trying to use GloryTun as my VPN, I expect that setting to stay.

Current Behavior

GloryTun VPN is disabled and OpenVPN is re-enabled every time I change settings in the wizard. Is OpenVPN a requirement?

Specifications

• OpenMPTCProuter version: 0.62-snapshot-6.6
• OpenMPTCProuter VPS version: 0.1032-test 6.6.36-x64v3-xanmod1
• OpenMPTCProuter VPS provider:
• OpenMPTCProuter platform: NanoPi R5S

[SpencerXZX]

Also somewhat related to this issue, I had to manually configure the IP for Glorytun UDP on OMR for it to work, I used these commands:

ip addr add 10.255.254.2/30 dev tun0
ip link set tun0 up

Is this normal?

[Ysurac]

I would need the result of Status->System log and via SSH on the router, the result of uci show openvpn

[SpencerXZX]

I think the issue here is that I'm enabling Glorytun through the VPN menu and not through the Wizard, however I don't see any VPN selection in the wizard? I am switching to x86 tomorrow for more compute power and can try again then. But is there a way to change VPN type in the wizard?

[Ysurac]

yes this must be done via the wizard, click on the "Advanced settings" checkbox.

[SpencerXZX]

Hi Ysurac, thanks for the help. That solved this issue. I'm very close to getting this setup working. Everything works with the default scheduler, however as soon as I enable the redundant scheduler I lose internet connection. I've tried a variety of different proxies and get the same result with all of them, is this something you've seen before? What logs will help troubleshoot this?

Thanks,

[SpencerXZX]

Here's my syslog:

https://pastebin.com/mKX2Z2eT

[SpencerXZX]

Update: I switched to an x86_64 config with different hardware and have this same problem. This time the whole system became unresponsive and I had to power cycle and quickly change MPTCP scheduler before it became unresponsive again.

[Ysurac]

I will check scheduler after christmas, I may have to update the patch due to kernel update.

[SpencerXZX]

Hi Ysurac, does the 6.12 kernel already have this patch? Or are the two codebases the same so the scheduler doesn't work on either? I saw you have done some 6.12 kernel updates so I was wondering if that is the preferred snapshot kernel version?

[Ysurac]

I didn't tested yet on kernel 6.6.
Snapshot with kernel 6.12 is not yet compiled automatically, I need to tests.

For kernel 6.6, do you have same crash issue when you test on the router directly ? With omr-test-speed for example ?

[SpencerXZX]

I didn't tested yet on kernel 6.6. Snapshot with kernel 6.12 is not yet compiled automatically, I need to tests.

For kernel 6.6, do you have same crash issue when you test on the router directly ? With omr-test-speed for example ?

When I enabled the redundant scheduler, the whole system crashed. The router became unresponsive to ssh, ping, and the web UI. I had to power cycle it and I was able to log in and change the scheduler back before it crashed again. There's about 10 seconds after boot where the web UI is responsive so I had to race to change the setting back.