Arch Linux

Description:
I've got a fairly standard openvpn setup:

br0 made of eth0, tap0, and tap1

Tap0 and tap1 will be openvpn connections that are bridged to the local network by the localnet config

Configuration files follow at the bottom.

If I `netctl stop openvpntap0` (or stop openvpntap1) the right tap interface is destroyed, but the bridge is also destroyed, and so the local network becomes inaccessable.
If I `ifconfig tap0 down` the bridge remains up, and everything is perfectly fine.

Netctl config files:

============================================================================================
[root@moebius netctl]# cat localnet
# MANAGED BY PUPPET

Interface="br0"
Connection="bridge"
Description="Vpn Server local bridge"
BindsToInterfaces=('eth0' 'tap0' 'tap1')

# set up the static IP for this bridge
IP='static'
# TODO change this when setting up the real server.
Address=(10.10.220.252/24 224.0.0.0/4)

# TODO: do I want my own dns resolver?
DNS=('10.10.220.230' '10.10.220.231')
Gateway='10.10.220.254'
FwdDelay=10
MaxAge=10

## Set up ipv6 on this interface as well
IP6='static'
# new subnet 2607:f878:ff00:805a::/64
Address6=('2607:f878:ff00:805a::4/64 nodad' 'FD99:FEED:DEAD:BEEF::4/64 nodad')
# give it a long timeout, even though it'll probably fail..
TimeoutDAD=30
============================================================================================
[root@moebius netctl]# cat openvpntap0
# MANAGED BY PUPPET

Description="Openvpn Tap Connection"
Interface=tap0
Connection=tuntap
Mode=tap
User=nobody
Group=nobody
============================================================================================
[root@moebius netctl]# cat openvpntap1
# MANAGED BY PUPPET

Description="Openvpn Tap Connection"
Interface=tap1
Connection=tuntap
Mode=tap
User=nobody
Group=nobody
============================================================================================

It'd be really nice if something could degrade gracefully here, or at least not lose my bridge when shutting down one of the interfaces.