Gleb Popov

> Are you running a customized version? Nope, official OpenVPN installer for Windows. Here is today log: > Thu Jan 12 23:46:28 2017 us=607271 OpenVPN 2.4.0 x86_64-w64-mingw32 [SSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO]...

Ok, that GUID is thing seems unrelated. Even when everything is working fine, these GUIDs are different and ipconfig show that tap interface is disconnected.

I've found another interesting thing. When problem manifests (that is, when OpenVPN itself is working, only packets aren't passing) there is another action that immediatly fixes it. I open TAP...

Just FYI, I've found a decent workaround for this. I run this .bat script netsh interface set interface name=OpenVPN admin=DISABLED netsh interface set interface name=OpenVPN admin=ENABLED after OpenVPN service start,...

So, any "canonical" fork to contribute to?

That'd be interesting to see. The current latency values I see in my setup are pretty low, but the real latency is quite visible. This might be a networking problem,...

@andreasabel Nope, this is a different problem: ``` # pkg-config --list-all | grep aaa aaa aaa - asdasd # pkg-config --modversion aaa Package asdasd was not found in the pkg-config...

Oh, maybe this has something to do with the fact that FreeBSD uses `pkgconf` fork, not the original `pkg-config`.

FreeBSD also uses `pkgconf` but we also install the `pkg-config` symlink pointing to `pkgconf`. Maybe MinGW should do the same? If an utility is intended to be a drop-in replacement...

Just checked that this PR fixes the problem for me.