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pmacct 1.7.8 - Failed during write: Resource temporarily unavailable #701
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Hi Jon ( @JonMurphy ), As indicated in the quickstart guide, i'd totally discourage you to use the native version of internal queueing (what you are using right now) in favor of ZMQ. Please see the Paolo |
Will look into ZMQ (I dont know anything about it). For what it is worth - all of the above messages ( EDIT: FYI ...
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Paulo, We looked at the the ZeroMQ project and we found the package hasn't been updated with a new version since the beginning of 2021. See https://github.com/zeromq/libzmq/releases. And there are many bug issues (and a few pull requests) open since that time. As far as you know, is ZMQ still active? |
Hi Jon ( @JonMurphy ), As far as i can tell the project itself is active on GitHub, with mainly bug fixes. I can't comment on why there has not been a release in such a long time -- maybe you can open an issue on their GitHub to ask them directly. I myself see no signs of ZeroMQ / libzmq being abandoned. Paolo |
I see LOTS of these messages from the memory plugin after updating from pmacct version 1.7.6 to 1.7.8.
If I enable debug in the config file then I see these messages:
My config is this. Please see:
#696 (comment)
I did find this:
https://github.com/pmacct/pmacct/blob/master/CONFIG-KEYS#L324-L354
But it did not help me... And I've tried many "guesses" for plugin_pipe_size and plugin_buffer_size.
One thing to point out - It took about 12 days after the update for the pmacct messages to appear. So this seems to be an issue that takes a few days to make itself known. And it doesn't make it easy to debug! But when it does happen it seems to explode and I get 100's of messages.
pmacct message count in log starting June 13:
Version
Provide the version in use. An output of -V is typically good, ie.
nfacctd -V
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