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    After upgrade to 2.5.0 unbound crashing randomly

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      maars.loonga last edited by maars.loonga

      I discovered that the unbound process is crashing from time to time after I upgraded to 2.5.0 yesterday.

      unbound-checkconf: no errors in /usr/local/etc/unbound/unbound.conf
      
      Feb 20 19:02:36 nixtraut kernel: pid 9903 (unbound), jid 0, uid 59: exited on signal 11
      Feb 20 19:02:37 nixtraut dhcpleases[2070]: Could not deliver signal HUP to process 9903: No such process.
      Feb 20 19:04:32 nixtraut dhcpleases[42865]: Could not deliver signal HUP to process 9903: No such process.
      

      Every log file entrie regarding the

      (unbound), jid 0, uid 59: exited on signal 11
      

      comes after the dhcpleases message. Maybe it has something to do with the DHCP Server ? I could not reproduce the crash. after starting the service again, its working some time (hours). I'm on ipv4

      Any one else discovered this behavior ?

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        Making_sense_of_pfSense @maars.loonga last edited by

        @maars-loonga
        This solution seems to be working for me.

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          maars.loonga @Making_sense_of_pfSense last edited by

          @making_sense_of_pfsense said in After upgrade to 2.5.0 unbound crashing randomly:

          @maars-loonga
          This solution seems to be working for me.

          @Making_sense_of_pfSense
          Thank you for this hint. Indeed, this solution fixed the issue.
          Thank you very much

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            DeaDSouL last edited by

            I have the same exact issue !! it happened after upgrading pfSense from 2.4.x to 2.5.0

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              chrcoluk last edited by

              try unticking "dhcp registration".

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                DeaDSouL @chrcoluk last edited by

                @chrcoluk I tried what you suggested and it's being stable for the last 10 hours...
                do you think it's a bug?

                Thanks

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                  chrcoluk @DeaDSouL last edited by

                  @deadsoul If it is staying down potentially yes.

                  DHCP registration will reload unbound every time a dhcp device connects or lease expires, this includes things like phones and consoles so can be quite frequent, generally I recommend to people to disable that option, there is another one for static dhcp which you can keep enabled.

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