lev__ and d12fk were added as users to the wiki during the meeting.\
Since all seems to be working so far this topic can be closed.
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* **Updated: OpenVPN GUI improvements**\
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In OpenVPN GUI code wintun is now replaced with win-dco. Some code cleanup still remains to be done.\
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OpenVPN GUI is also capable of adding new adapters (tap or win-dco) as needed if more than one connection needs to be active at the same time.\
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These changes are available in technical previews currently and will go out as an official release with OpenVPN 2.7.
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* **Updated: testing framework improvements**\
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mattock reports that win-dco iroute testing is progressing but not yet done.\
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server log tail output in t_server_null.sh on failure is now working.
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## Backlog
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* **security mailing list**\
Contact page was updated (probably by accident) before it was approved.\
There are several items that community would like to see addressed before it gets updated.
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* **Release 2.7**\
Current estimates are to have all major code items in by May 1st and then a release on July 1st.\
Because DCO kernel upstreaming was completed, a backport of that code was made. It will become the new DCO module and is incompatible with the old one.\
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OpenVPN master which will become 2.7 now has the userspace code to support the new DCO code, so when 2.7 goes out, so will the new DCO module.\
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An application was submitted to OTF for a security audit of DCO-WIN.\
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For the security audit on 2.7 we need to make some 2.7-alpha version.\
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Regarding the arm64 openssl issue that we encountered, according to microsoft, this was a bug in MSVC build tools and the new (preview) version has it fixed.
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* **OpenVPN GUI improvements**\
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With OpenVPN 2.7 it will be possible to support server with DCO, whereas before it had to tap/wintun.\
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We already wanted to remove wintun, so we'll implement a logic to autodetect if we can remap wintun to DCO otherwise TAP.\
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Additionally OpenVPN GUI will add ability to add new adapters as needed, if more than one connection is active at a time.
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OpenVPN master which will become 2.7 now has the userspace code to support the new DCO code, so when 2.7 goes out, so will the new DCO module.
Client-side support looks to be relatively straight-forward.\
Server-side support patch is up and requires review and is a bit more involved.
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## Backlog
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* **data format v3 / epoch data keys**\
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''Implementation in user space in OpenVPN2 and OpenVPN3 are both done now.''\
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''Developing support for epoch data keys in DCO Linux is on hold until upstreaming to Linux kernel is done.''\
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''Developing support for epoch data keys in DCO Windows is unblocked - to be picked up by lev when he is able.''
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* **t_server_null improvements**\
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''ovpnlwip seems to work fine on all linux platforms, based on buildbot tests.''\
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''This is in cron2's backlog to review.''
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Implementation in user space in OpenVPN2 and OpenVPN3 are both done now.\
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Developing support for epoch data keys in DCO Linux is on hold until upstreaming to Linux kernel is done.\
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Developing support for epoch data keys in DCO Windows is unblocked - to be picked up by lev when he is able.
* **community downloads hard to find on main website**\
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''Three suggestions that will be passed on to company:''\
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''1. rename community to open source, there is a consensus in the meeting that community could be anything and open source is specific to openvpn open source software.''\
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''2. open source community would prefer to see open source downloads back on the 'second line' main menu.''\
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''3. it was suggested to add a call to action like "looking for open source downloads?" at the bottom of the page.''
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Three suggestions that will be passed on to company:\
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1. rename community to open source, there is a consensus in the meeting that community could be anything and open source is specific to openvpn open source software.\
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2. open source community would prefer to see open source downloads back on the 'second line' main menu.\
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3. it was suggested to add a call to action like "looking for open source downloads?" at the bottom of the page.
* **OpenVPN SEO**\
''There is a request from OpenVPN whether we could exclude build.openvpn.net and gerrit.openvpn.net from search engines to not muddle search''\
