17.10 can't apply split VPN proxy config: Dbus service org.pacrunner doesn't exist
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I'm trying to access my company's VPN using a NetworkManager configuration that was set up by a script which (reportedly) works for 16.04 . Everything goes well establishing the connection, but with the VPN I can only connect to IPs inside the private network.
My routing table is set up with two defaults, but the ppp device has higher priority. If I manually adjust the routing table so that 10.0.0.0 IPs go to the ppp device, everything works fine.
I turned up the loglevel for NetworkManager to get a closer look. In the middle of everything connecting smoothly, I see this:
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1210] dispatcher: (89) (ppp0) dispatching action 'vpn-up'
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: send: new config ('Interface': <'ppp0'>, 'Method': <'auto'>, 'BrowserOnly': <false>, 'Domains': <['corp.mycompany.com', '10.212.50.79/32']>,)
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <trace> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending...
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1421] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending failed: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NameHasNoOwner: Name "org.pacrunner" does not exist
Some googling around taught me that pacrunner is supposed to handle incoming PAC files, to configure the proxy which routes internal traffic through the ppp gateway, and other traffic through the other gateway. So this might explain my problem.
I've tried force-reinstalling all the packages I can imagine might contain pacrunner:
apt install --force-reinstall libnm-glib-vpn1 libnm-glib-vpn-dev glib-networking glib-networking-services glib-networking-dbg libproxy1-plugin-gsettings libproxy1-plugin-networkmanager libproxy-tools
No change, though.
What is going wrong, here? How can I make sure that org.pacrunner exists, is being correctly called, and is callable by GDBus?
networking network-manager 17.10 vpn proxy
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I'm trying to access my company's VPN using a NetworkManager configuration that was set up by a script which (reportedly) works for 16.04 . Everything goes well establishing the connection, but with the VPN I can only connect to IPs inside the private network.
My routing table is set up with two defaults, but the ppp device has higher priority. If I manually adjust the routing table so that 10.0.0.0 IPs go to the ppp device, everything works fine.
I turned up the loglevel for NetworkManager to get a closer look. In the middle of everything connecting smoothly, I see this:
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1210] dispatcher: (89) (ppp0) dispatching action 'vpn-up'
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: send: new config ('Interface': <'ppp0'>, 'Method': <'auto'>, 'BrowserOnly': <false>, 'Domains': <['corp.mycompany.com', '10.212.50.79/32']>,)
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <trace> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending...
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1421] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending failed: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NameHasNoOwner: Name "org.pacrunner" does not exist
Some googling around taught me that pacrunner is supposed to handle incoming PAC files, to configure the proxy which routes internal traffic through the ppp gateway, and other traffic through the other gateway. So this might explain my problem.
I've tried force-reinstalling all the packages I can imagine might contain pacrunner:
apt install --force-reinstall libnm-glib-vpn1 libnm-glib-vpn-dev glib-networking glib-networking-services glib-networking-dbg libproxy1-plugin-gsettings libproxy1-plugin-networkmanager libproxy-tools
No change, though.
What is going wrong, here? How can I make sure that org.pacrunner exists, is being correctly called, and is callable by GDBus?
networking network-manager 17.10 vpn proxy
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
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asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
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Whoops ! I'm on 17.10, that was a brain fart. :) Fixed in the title.
– Ohthehugemanatee
Feb 22 at 22:43
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I'm trying to access my company's VPN using a NetworkManager configuration that was set up by a script which (reportedly) works for 16.04 . Everything goes well establishing the connection, but with the VPN I can only connect to IPs inside the private network.
My routing table is set up with two defaults, but the ppp device has higher priority. If I manually adjust the routing table so that 10.0.0.0 IPs go to the ppp device, everything works fine.
I turned up the loglevel for NetworkManager to get a closer look. In the middle of everything connecting smoothly, I see this:
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1210] dispatcher: (89) (ppp0) dispatching action 'vpn-up'
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: send: new config ('Interface': <'ppp0'>, 'Method': <'auto'>, 'BrowserOnly': <false>, 'Domains': <['corp.mycompany.com', '10.212.50.79/32']>,)
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <trace> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending...
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1421] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending failed: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NameHasNoOwner: Name "org.pacrunner" does not exist
Some googling around taught me that pacrunner is supposed to handle incoming PAC files, to configure the proxy which routes internal traffic through the ppp gateway, and other traffic through the other gateway. So this might explain my problem.
I've tried force-reinstalling all the packages I can imagine might contain pacrunner:
apt install --force-reinstall libnm-glib-vpn1 libnm-glib-vpn-dev glib-networking glib-networking-services glib-networking-dbg libproxy1-plugin-gsettings libproxy1-plugin-networkmanager libproxy-tools
No change, though.
What is going wrong, here? How can I make sure that org.pacrunner exists, is being correctly called, and is callable by GDBus?
networking network-manager 17.10 vpn proxy
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
2,1062820
asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
11
I'm trying to access my company's VPN using a NetworkManager configuration that was set up by a script which (reportedly) works for 16.04 . Everything goes well establishing the connection, but with the VPN I can only connect to IPs inside the private network.
My routing table is set up with two defaults, but the ppp device has higher priority. If I manually adjust the routing table so that 10.0.0.0 IPs go to the ppp device, everything works fine.
I turned up the loglevel for NetworkManager to get a closer look. In the middle of everything connecting smoothly, I see this:
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1210] dispatcher: (89) (ppp0) dispatching action 'vpn-up'
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: send: new config ('Interface': <'ppp0'>, 'Method': <'auto'>, 'BrowserOnly': <false>, 'Domains': <['corp.mycompany.com', '10.212.50.79/32']>,)
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <trace> [1519245190.1219] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending...
Feb 21 21:33:10 simba NetworkManager[801]: <debug> [1519245190.1421] pacrunner: call[0x5562f3ba1440]: sending failed: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NameHasNoOwner: Name "org.pacrunner" does not exist
Some googling around taught me that pacrunner is supposed to handle incoming PAC files, to configure the proxy which routes internal traffic through the ppp gateway, and other traffic through the other gateway. So this might explain my problem.
I've tried force-reinstalling all the packages I can imagine might contain pacrunner:
apt install --force-reinstall libnm-glib-vpn1 libnm-glib-vpn-dev glib-networking glib-networking-services glib-networking-dbg libproxy1-plugin-gsettings libproxy1-plugin-networkmanager libproxy-tools
No change, though.
What is going wrong, here? How can I make sure that org.pacrunner exists, is being correctly called, and is callable by GDBus?
networking network-manager 17.10 vpn proxy
networking network-manager 17.10 vpn proxy
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
2,1062820
asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
11
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
2,1062820
asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
11
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
2,1062820
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
2,1062820
edited Feb 23 at 10:52
galoget
2,1062820
2,1062820
asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
11
asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
11
asked Feb 21 at 21:09
Ohthehugemanatee
11
11
Whoops ! I'm on 17.10, that was a brain fart. :) Fixed in the title.
– Ohthehugemanatee
Feb 22 at 22:43
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Whoops ! I'm on 17.10, that was a brain fart. :) Fixed in the title.
– Ohthehugemanatee
Feb 22 at 22:43
Whoops ! I'm on 17.10, that was a brain fart. :) Fixed in the title.
– Ohthehugemanatee
Feb 22 at 22:43
Whoops ! I'm on 17.10, that was a brain fart. :) Fixed in the title.
– Ohthehugemanatee
Feb 22 at 22:43
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Whoops ! I'm on 17.10, that was a brain fart. :) Fixed in the title.
– Ohthehugemanatee
Feb 22 at 22:43