FreeBSD: Improve client's virtual network interface handling - #1859
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In contrast to Linux, FreeBSD's tap devices are still plumbed after fd closed. The tap device must be destroyed in addition to closing fd to delete virtual network interfaces used for VPN connection. NicDelete command now works properly and virtual network interfaces used by vpnclient are cleaned up when shutting down vpnclient.
The same trick also works on FreeBSD. There's no reason to limit it to Linux.
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@davidebeatrici Addressed you review comments. Also added missing prototype declaration. |
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As a result of this PR, vpnclient functionality on FreeBSD has become more practical.
Fixes: #1858