Glob pattern passed, but globs are not supported for this.
Invalid unit name "openvpn-client@*.service" escaped as "openvpn-client@\x2a.service".
Glob pattern passed, but globs are not supported for this.
Invalid unit name "openvpn-server@*.service" escaped as "openvpn-server@\x2a.service".

It doesn't restart the OpenVPN (server) processes for me. But maybe I screwed up the systemd configuration?

$ systemctl | grep openvpn
  openvpn-server@default-0.service                                                         loaded active running   OpenVPN service for default/0
  openvpn-server@default-1.service                                                         loaded active running   OpenVPN service for default/1
  system-openvpn\x2dserver.slice                                                           loaded active active    system-openvpn\x2dserver.slice

All fine after (me) restarting the OpenVPN server processes though!

tested it on CentOS 7 VPN server, works fine!

just tested on rpi4,8gb starting from Fedora-Minimal-34-20210303.n.0.aarch64.raw.xz image and just updating the kernel to this version... And usb keyboard works with this kernel!

Could this update be pushed to stable? :-)

Works great with tls-crypt now!

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1529459

it seems the dependency on php-mikey179-vfsstream was forgotten.

$ php-cs-fixer fix
PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught RuntimeException: File not found: '/usr/share/php/org/bovigo/vfs/autoload.php' in /usr/share/php/Fedora/Autoloader/functions.php:58
Stack trace:
#0 /usr/share/php/Fedora/Autoloader/Dependencies.php(78): Fedora\Autoloader\requireFile('/usr/share/php/...')
#1 /usr/share/php/Fedora/Autoloader/Dependencies.php(100): Fedora\Autoloader\Dependencies::process(Array, true)
#2 /usr/share/php/PhpCsFixer/autoload.php(66): Fedora\Autoloader\Dependencies::required(Array)
#3 /usr/bin/php-cs-fixer(42): require_once('/usr/share/php/...')
#4 {main}
  thrown in /usr/share/php/Fedora/Autoloader/functions.php on line 58

Installing php-mikey179-vfsstream.noarch fixes things :)

I should use e7 and not E7, then it works... 😁

But I can look at adding a "don't restart" feature.

That would be cool, but maybe you don't need to invest time in this if I'm to only one who wants this, something can be said for both approaches. I think also Debian always restarts daemons on update, but not completely sure...

And now it felt like the right time to do what most users expects.

Fair enough. I guess installing updates outside maintenance windows without rebooting/restarting can be unstable/dangerous anyway. So we'll live :-)

Thanks for the explanation!

Is there a specific reason you enabled auto restart (again)? Will it restart all server profiles from /etc/openvpn-server that are enabled with systemctl?

It may be a bit tricky for us, as we generally install updates, but then choose a later time to restart the OpenVPN server processes... Is it possible to disable this behavior?

In any case, thanks for the heads up, will consider this on the next update.

@dsommers thanks for the extensive explanation! :)