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OPNsense 15.1.10-267d589a8 (i386) - miniupnp fails to start #166

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netrixtardis opened this issue May 5, 2015 · 3 comments
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OPNsense 15.1.10-267d589a8 (i386) - miniupnp fails to start #166

netrixtardis opened this issue May 5, 2015 · 3 comments

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@netrixtardis
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service fails to start, only relevant information found under
Status: System logs: Routing

May 4 22:03:43 miniupnpd[20959]: Failed to init redirection engine. EXITING
May 4 22:03:43 miniupnpd[20959]: DIOCGETSTATUS: Operation not supported by device

Attempted the following to fix: clear settings and save, reconfigure settings, to start services - did not resolve issue.

@AdSchellevis
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You probably need a reinstall of the miniupnp package, because of kernel dependencies.
Can you try to reinstall upnp by running the following in a shell (via ssh or console)?

pkg install -f miniupnpd

And then try to start it again.

@netrixtardis
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performing the steps did fix the issue. Guess it would get a good idea to add this kind of steps in the upgrade process when a kernel update is occurred.

once kernel update is complete, to re-install certain packages that depend on it.

@fichtner
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fichtner commented May 6, 2015

Except that it's impossible to track this as most programs depend on the kernel. Ideally, we'd need to make sure we reinstall all packages, but that would create a lot of load on the user side. We'll have to think more about this. Thank you for helping to track this down. :)

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