13 Feb
2008
13 Feb
'08
4:48 p.m.
Hello,
Yes, the GL is running standalone with stubid
tincsetup and also the
GS was running with same parameters and standalone (no network cable).
Perhaps it is more random and is depending on speed of the router when the
event occurs.
bye Stephan
Can you verify if the problem also occures if batmand
is started without any
tap devices?
my last 10h log (with tap dev) was also crashing. I'm currently
let run
without the tap dev since few hours. I like to run it longer.
Can you check for other syslog messages that might be
related to the stopping
batmand? What does logread say ?
I have looked at that, but did not find any
strange log
The strange thing is that the debug-level-4 output
stops in the middle of an
action. Can you also check for the number of batmand processes before and
after the stopped batmand process?
The number of task are the same.
But I have seen, that when the -d4 output stopps and I keep this
batmand running
when accessing an different log level from another terminal, I see the
socket-connection logs in -d4 output.
Also I still can just call "batmand -c" to see the parameters and
current gateway settings. I also can change the gateway settings.
The batmand seems to stop processing any OGMs.
Have you ever tried what happens if you connect the
tap interface to a bridge
and bind batmand to the bridge device instead?
I haven't tried it, yet. but
this also came in my mind. I will this
check after
finishing the "no-tap-dev-test"
Last but not least: have you observed (or explicitly
not observed) this
phenomenon also with previous revisions in the same scenario ?
I can not say,
because implementing tinc and updateing the batmand
version was at same time.
I never have
seen this problem with the WRT54GS, only with GL.
Is the batmand on the WRT54GS
also bound to a tinc interface ?