Ilya Shipitsin

from what I can understand, it looks like "works as designed", i.e. if user applies protection on DNS resolution, for example DNSSEC, user is safe, otherwise resolution may be spoofed....

personally, I think that any reverse proxy in front of API would help. on other side, if someone wants to maintain code inside SE VPN itself ... why not

It can be done in script using vpncmd. What else do you prefer over vpncmd? On Fri, Jun 9, 2023, 23:44 JellyVPN ***@***.***> wrote: > Finally, the problem was fixed,...

I've got it. we have documentation gap (( here's an example how to setup OpenVPN (sorry, need to create similar for WireGuard yet) SoftEtherVPN/start-se-openvpn.sh at master · SoftEtherVPN/SoftEtherVPN · GitHub...

test covers just small subset of commands. more tests welcome ))

thank for the report, I'll have a look

@shakibamoshiri , I followed your steps, however, I do not see 100% cpu utilization. I built SE VPN using ``` ./configure make -C build make -C build install ``` modified...

is there something in `/opt/ses/dev/build` ?

my collected perf data (I see about 0% cpu utilization) 

I meant is there something in env file ? i.e. `#EnvironmentFile=-/opt/ses/dev/build` (I commented it out)