Kernel panic on high traffic

[IvnSoft]

Hi guys.
I was using this solution with iptables, to classify traffic and assign it so specific qdiscs (htb or hfsc)
It worked ok for test traffic, but as soon as i tried to apply a single rule to the whole network (about 1gbps traffic, trying to shape quic protocol) the system lasted about 5-10 minutes, and then kernel panic.

This was done in a Fedora 20 64bits server, kernel 3.16.6-200, using everthing cloned from this git.

I wont be able to reproduce it soon as this is a production server (and the crash doesnt appear in other low-traffic servers). But i can test some times in the night.

[u-Map]

Hi,

Any update on this?

We are going to do the same. Tested successfully locally and going to deploy on a production server (Ubuntu Server 16.04 64) with 2Gbps traffic.

Thanks.

[elico]

Can anyone confirm anything about the state?
I can only try to build and run it but if someone is using the current branch please let me know how it works.

[IvnSoft]

I can test it in a week or two.

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[elico]

@IvnSoft Good for me.

[halvors]

@elico Still kernel panic on high traffic, tried latest commit from master on a 1Gbit/s line. Takes a couple of hours before the kernel panic happens.