flock() error after upgrading
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@maff said in flock() error after upgrading:
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Since I had to reinstall PfSense anyway, I used the ZFS and now have the option under System>Boot Environments. Now how do I take a snapshot?
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None of those cronjobs look unusual. I those on test boxes here and none of them show those error logs.
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well bugger, just got a chance to mess around so started out with the factory reset this time configured my wan lan and error has returned
is there anything left behind in a factory reset?, hoping not to have to do a fresh install
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When you reset the config to factory defaults it's exactly that; the config file is replaced by the default config. So, yes, potentially there could be many things left behind.
If you run at the command line:
top -HaSPcan you see what's being run once a minute to trigger this? -
just for testing i have concluded nothing i have configured or installed is causing this
just gone through a fresh hard drive in my hardware, pfsense 2.6ce installed, upgraded to 22.01, upgrade to 22.05 upgrade to 23.01rc and error is there
another fresh hard drive, 2.6ce installed, upgrade to 22.01 then straight to 23.01rc and the error is there
Only things configured was wan connection and basic default lan
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Am also kinda a novice when it comes to Linux etc, alway trying to learn, I am not sure what I am looking for in the output of that command
Was a lot of things flashing up constantly but didn’t see any refresh to anything in the error output
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Ah, interesting. So this appears to be something hardware or network related.
What are you running this on? How is the network setup that it's connected to?
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Running on a Lenovo m720q with a intel 9500t cpu, 16 gig of ram, network card is intel x710-t2l
Port one is dhcp setup to cable modem in modem mode 2.5gbs link
Port 2 is the basic lan setup you go through when installing pfsense 10gb link
Not noticed any issue with this hardware on 22.05
Maybe some form of sensor not working right in the new kernel?
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@maff said in flock() error after upgrading:
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FreeBSD in this case
top shows running processes.Question: does it happen if you're NOT displaying the dashboard? Logged out of the web GUI?
Is the config file on disk growing in size or changing time stamps? (/conf/config.xml)
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Mmm, that's a good question. Something that could be configured to update once a minute like that might be a dashboard widget.
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Does anyone seeing this have some kind of off-firewall monitoring system that probes the firewall once per minute? Maybe some kind of third party integration / tacked on "API" that is leveraging xmlrpc.php?
Nothing in the base system queries that file except for HA sync, and HA sync would not be triggered that often.
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@jimp I use the home assistant integration and uptime kuma. Is that causing it?
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How is that querying? SNMP? Some plugin code?
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Yeah, it almost certainly is that. See: https://forum.netgate.com/post/1081590
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@stephenw10 https://github.com/travisghansen/hass-pfsense
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Drop to a shell and run
tail -F /var/log/nginx.logand watch a bit and see what is hittingxmlrpc.phpand trace back from there. You could also grep through the older log entries to see.You can also look at / search the log from the GUI (Status > System Logs, System tab, GUI Service sub-tab), but doing so can be tricky since accessing the GUI will add more entries to the log potentially pushing the older entries off.
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@blathierry said in flock() error after upgrading:
@jimp I use the home assistant integration and uptime kuma. Is that causing it?
Interesting! I use the HA Integration also!
But from my understanding the integration polls the status every 30 seconds. The error seems to occur more often than every 30 seconds. -
I note that code saw updates as recently as today. Are you running the current version?
