Has there been any recent updates on this? I have a network setup with
tunnels between Cisco routers as the egress points for each remote site
and am having the same problems when attempting to SSH from a host
inside of one site to the other. Again, MTU related. I hope there is a
permanent fix
Since the DF bit is set and PMTUD is being disobeyed, I discovered that
MSS is obeyed. Therefore, I resolved my problems by doing the overhead
math and setting the MSS adjust parameter on the LAN facing interfaces
of my routers. This workaround is definitely more scalable than
changing the
I'm having this same problem using the 'wl.ko' module for an Asus 1015PN
Netbook running Maverick.
In order to get SSH working at all, I first have to remove the module
altogether.
sudo rmmod wl
Then I connect via a wired connection and SSH works. If I leave the
module inserted and just
After extensive troubleshooting, I believe this to be a problem with the
driver. I have setup the same version of Ubuntu/SSH on an iBook G4
(using the Broadcom driver) and SSH works fine. The only difference is
the Broadcom chip-set version.
** Package changed: openssh (Ubuntu) = broadcom-sta
Clint, I appreciate your assistance with this but I am sorry to say that
I believe I've wasted your time.
I did some intensive digging on this and discovered that all signs point
to a hardware issue on one of the SCSI buses. MySQL appeared to be the
trigger; with the most disk writes/reads. It
Clint, the last time this happened, I watched the system attempt to
reboot when issued from command line via console. It appears the reboot
sequence hangs on attempting to halt mysqld. As far as I can tell, I
belive something in conjuction with Cacti and MySQL is causing this
problem. It seems
Clint, please see the attached file ps-auxwww.txt.
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Status: Incomplete = New
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Also, when I renice the process, I get back enough response that
someitmes I do not need to hard boot it.
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Once in a great while, my system becomes unresponsive to basic commands.
This includes background commands such as anything run under cron and
even syslog. I can still ssh to the machine, however any system level
commands fail to run, even
Thanks, Clint. Will do.
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Chuck, your thoughts on this? Am I on to anything here with my previous
post?
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snmptrapd v5.4.1 seems to have a memory leak much like snmpd in the previous
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Any word on this? Is there an alternative to valgrind that can be used
on sparc?
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Found this bug which was fixed in v5.4.2...
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailaid=1955227group_id=12694atid=112694
It might apply to this as my box in question is 64-bit also.
The current stable release of this train is v5.4.2.1...
http://www.net-snmp.org/download.html
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Is there anything else I can do to assist in isolating this issue?
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Doh, looks like valgrind is not pre-compiled for sparc architecture. Is
there another alternative?
http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/valgrind
I suppose I could compile and install myself if needed.
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Hmm...seems like I can't compile either...
checking for a supported CPU... no (sparc64)
configure: error: Unsupported host architecture. Sorry
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Gathering debug info...
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Tried to install Valgrind but it does not seem to exist in the
repositories. And yes, they are up-2-date. Would this be in a specific
repo?
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Package valgrind is not available, but is referred to by
Also, as a band-aid workaround, I have Cron restarting SNMP at midnight
every night to combat this memory issue.
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I've ran some tests and snmptrapd in version 5.4.1 seems to be consuming
system memory much like how snmpd had a memory leak in the previous
release. I have been cron'ing this script every 15 minutes to justify
my findings. I do a lot of trap catching so I'm not sure if
** Attachment added: Complete debug output from my script.
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27203817/snmptrapd.debug.dat
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