IGMP Proxy stops working on PPPoE reset every day on embedded
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I would put them each in separate exec() commands to be safer.
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Okay. I'll try that…
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Hmmm. It doesn't work that way. That beast doesn't get started! :(
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Well, today it worked. But I had to put the exec statements before the 'return 0;' in that file. I'll check one more time and tell you if it still persists and all is well ;)
Thanks
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Ok. This way it works. It needs to be above the last 'return 0;' statement…
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So did it work with just the start above the return, or did it also require the kill?
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I just tried it with the killall command. Will try tonight just with the start command…
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Okay. Did not work without the killall. So I'll put it back in ;)
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Okay. With the kill in place again it works as expected. Thanks jimp for the workaround, would be great to know if somebody could fix the package…
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The package's resync command already kills and then re-runs the proxy, so it's not really clear why it isn't "just working"
You could try to experiment with adding a sleep(10); call in /usr/local/pkg/igmpproxy.inc inside of the igmpproxy_resync(), under the killbyname command.
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Ok jimp. I will try that tonight. I used five seconds cause I also used that value in the other file. Can tell you tomorrow if that worked, too…
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Hi jimp,
that didn't work either….
Weird. So I'll stay with the fix in rc.newwanip ;)
