wsdd2 service failure after reboot

Ok, sent!

Can you run `ulimit -c unlimited`, then manually start the process from the command line?  That should give us a nice core dump to analyze in /var/cores.  If you can get the core file and email it in (probably zipped) that would be extremely helpful.

Sent! If you can't get it from this I'll open up access.

BTW I didn't check what ulimit was before I changed it to unlimited. What value should it be set back to?

steve

I don't think I was getting cores at all before so I set it back to 0 with "ulimit -c 0".

Thanks for sending the file.  Don't worry about the core ulimit.  It's only effective for that particular login session.

You've got OpenVPN running, which creates a virtual network interface.  That interface has some properties that weren't being handled by wsdd2, causing the crash.  We have just posted a wsdd2 update (package version 1.5) into the apt repository that you can update to, which should fix the crash.  It may take a few hours for the update to propagate through the CDN, but once it's there you should be able to just run:

# apt-get update
# apt-get install wsdd2

to update to wsdd2 1.5, assuming you're running 6.6.1 firmware.

Yes, that fixed it! Thanks

I spoke too soon. it runs longer but it still cores. I'll zip the new core and send it.

steve

BTW it is still related to openvpn. If I stop that then wsdd2 will start and keep running. If I start openvpn, then wsdd2 exits in less than a minute.

steve

Yes, victory again :-). I wasn't watching the pid last time and I think systemctl was restarting it for a couple of times. This time the pid is not changing and it's been running for 10 minutes. Thanks!