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Philip Almeida [Visitor] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

Philip Almeida [Visitor] — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 11:49:28 +0000

If anyone can help I have this output:

20100825124653.998156 ncsvc[20055] main.info Setting NCP certificate hash for DSSSL certificate verification (ncp.cpp:1593)
20100825124653.999007 ncsvc[20055] main.info Using DSSSL to connect to IVE (ncp.cpp:1652)
20100825124653.999042 ncsvc[20055] connect.info creating a new HTTP connection... (ncp_dsssl.cpp:163)
20100825124654.48575 ncsvc[20055] worker.error Got a redirect, probably due to session timeout (ncp_dsssl.cpp:341)
20100825124654.48595 ncsvc[20055] ncphandler.info session timedout (ncphandler.cpp:259)
20100825124654.48680 ncsvc[20055] session.info disconnecting from ive acessort.telecom.pt with reason 3 (session.cpp:452)
20100825124654.48706 ncsvc[20055] adapter.info closing tun adapter FFFFFFFF (adapter.cpp:766)
20100825124654.48730 ncsvc[20055] sysdeps.info restoring DNS settings... (sysdeps.cpp:782)
20100825124654.48766 ncsvc[20055] sysdeps.error rename /etc/jnpr-nc-resolv.conf => /etc/resolv.conf failed wirh error 2 (sysdeps.cpp:785)
20100825124654.48794 ncsvc[20055] sysdeps.error rename /etc/hosts.bak => /etc/hosts failed wirh error 2 (sysdeps.cpp:789)
20100825124654.48831 ncsvc[20055] ncp.error ncpTearDown for IVE myserver.com (ncp.cpp:471)
20100825124654.48795 ncsvc[20055] main.error SSL connect failed. Error 2 (ncp.cpp:1660)
20100825124654.48950 ncsvc[20055] conn.info cleanup 0 (ncp.cpp:1353)
20100825124654.49264 ncsvc[20055] writer.error thread exit (ncp.cpp:1750)
20100825124654.49645 ncsvc[20055] ncphandler.info Unable to connect IVE. Error 2 (ncphandler.cpp:208)
20100825124654.49675 ncsvc[20055] session.info disconnecting from ive acessort.telecom.pt with reason 3 (session.cpp:452)
20100825124654.49698 ncsvc[20055] adapter.info closing tun adapter FFFFFFFF (adapter.cpp:766)
20100825124654.49721 ncsvc[20055] sysdeps.info restoring DNS settings... (sysdeps.cpp:782)
20100825124654.49747 ncsvc[20055] sysdeps.error rename /etc/jnpr-nc-resolv.conf => /etc/resolv.conf failed wirh error 2 (sysdeps.cpp:785)
20100825124654.49773 ncsvc[20055] sysdeps.error rename /etc/hosts.bak => /etc/hosts failed wirh error 2 (sysdeps.cpp:789)
20100825124654.49796 ncsvc[20055] ncphandler.info teardown done (ncphandler.cpp:276)
20100825124654.49818 ncsvc[20055] ncp.error ncpCleanup for IVE myserver.com (ncp.cpp:591)
20100825124654.49891 ncsvc[20055] session.info disconnected from ive myserver.com with reason 3 (session.cpp:495)

John [Visitor] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

John [Visitor] — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:31:16 +0000

This is awesome. Really awesome. However, PLEASE get your Juniper SEs to open "Feature Enhancement Requests" for both client certificate authentication support in the non-browser client as well as supporting 64 bit Linux clients. We need to lift the veil of denial at Juniper's PLM level.

sdeming [Member] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

sdeming [Member] — Thu, 20 May 2010 13:17:39 +0000

Hi Alfonso,

Toying with a 32-bit jvm was the first thing I did. The tricky part there is getting it to function with the 64-bit browser. They just don't like to play together. That is what ultimately led to this whole saga. If Juniper would just release a 64-bit version of the VPN client all of this could just go away.

Alfonso [Visitor] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

Alfonso [Visitor] — Thu, 20 May 2010 11:39:46 +0000

I was inspired by your post to try to solve my problem (which is a bit different) when I realized that there could be a simpler solution. Have you tried installing a 32-bit JVM?

Paul [Visitor] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

Paul [Visitor] — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 08:28:51 +0000

Thank you, I toiled for ages but this eventually saved me!

sdeming [Member] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

sdeming [Member] — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 17:06:37 +0000

Good grief... I've fixed that now as well. Thanks!

Bernd [Visitor] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

Bernd [Visitor] — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:58:26 +0000

seems minor typos keep sticking around,
both work
gcc -m32 -Wl,-rpath,`pwd` .....
gcc -m32 -Wl,-rpath=`pwd` .....

but the dash in front of rpath is important on gcc 4.4 (Ubuntu karmic).

sdeming [Member] in response to: Juniper VPN, 64-bit Linux .. an unsolved mystery?

sdeming [Member] — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:10:15 +0000

Excellent! I'm happy to see that it is working for you guys.

I didn't know about the password issue. I'm pretty sure I didn't get that prompt when I went through this.

Bernd, thanks for the fixed -Wl,rpath,`pwd` option. Perhaps that changed from 4.3 to 4.4. Either way I've updated the post to reflect that.