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self.tc('qdisc del dev %s root handle 1: htb default 0'%self.interface, ignore_fails=True)
Due to os.system, the error still gets printed to stderr, but no exception is raised due to ignore_fails.
TC Output also looks different.
What is the exact command you used to generate that output? It is well possible that current CentOS just uses a different version/implementation of that tool than old Ubuntu so the same state looks different. Unfortunately I don't have any idea how to interpret this output.^^
The important bit is, does traffic shaping actually work? If the only problem is those error messages, that's a bit annoying, but not a problem.
OS: CentOS 8
TC: iproute-tc 5.3.0-1.el8
Tunneldigger: Master (installed 1 week ago)
Problem:
If a node with Traffic Limits connects to the tunnelbroker i see this inside the logs:
TC Output also looks different.
CentOS 8 / New Tunneldigger
Ubuntu 16.04 / Old Tunneldigger (2017/18)
Is there a specific version of TC we have to install, to get this working again?
Regards
EDIT: Old rules stay forever and wont get removed.
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