I’ve followed this guide three times, each time I’ve destroyed the droplet and created it again.
Everything is fine unless SoftEther (vpnserver) is not automatically starting after reboot.
Manual start works fine.
How to troubleshoot it?
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Hi @omidshojaee,
Have you checked the following sectioN:
If you like SoftEther to start as a service on startup create a file named vpnserver in /etc/init.d directory and change it to the following:
First, create and open the file using vi or nano:
And paste the following into the file:
Finally, save and close the file by pressing ESC and typing :wq to close vim.
We have to make a directory at /var/lock/subsys if one does not exist:
Now change the permission for the startup script and start vpnserver using command below:
Use the command below make it to run at startup:
Debian / Ubuntu: