Hi,
since a 2023-05-30 update to my coworkers' Arch desktop machines,
machines have started to go off the network after 12 - 24 hrs. When I
check such a machine, dhcpcd is gone without a trace, nothing in the
logs. Manually restarting dhcpcd will bring the machine back online,
but only for the
Does the timeframe somehow correlate with the DHCP lease time in your network?
Maybe dhcpcd crashes when trying to renew the lease? Do you have access to DHCP
server logs? Or maybe run a (tcpdump/wireshark) port bootps in the background
and then check the time of the connection loss.
On 6/8/23 22:31, Hauke Fath wrote:
Hi,
since a 2023-05-30 update to my coworkers' Arch desktop machines,
machines have started to go off the network after 12 - 24 hrs. When I
check such a machine, dhcpcd is gone without a trace, nothing in the
logs. Manually restarting dhcpcd will bring the mach
On 6/12/23 16:53, Łukasz Michalski wrote:
since a 2023-05-30 update to my coworkers' Arch desktop machines,
machines have started to go off the network after 12 - 24 hrs. >>
[...] Does this ring a bell for anyone?
Got two client installations updated 31.05.2023 and 01.06.2023. One
connects to
