#21740: Luci Interface/AdvSet Client ID causes loop
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Reporter: qengho | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: luci | Version: Chaos Calmer 15.05
Keywords: |
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I created a "wan6" interface as suggested in wiki. It wasn't working so I
wanted to inspect the network traffic. To mark the requests uniquely, I
put a value in the client-id for that interface in Luci. The value was
something like "123-45678901-23456 ipv6"
Upon applying it, my log was spammed with a looping failure to apply the
settings.
I think Luci should not let one apply values that are inconsistent or
illegal to the underlying program that uses them.
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is setting up now
netifd: wan6 (16470): Usage: odhcp6c [options] <interface>
netifd: wan6 (16470):
netifd: wan6 (16470): Feature options:
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-S <time>#011Wait at least <time> sec for a
DHCP-server (0)
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-N <mode>#011Mode for requesting addresses
[try|force|none]
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-P <length>#011Request IPv6-Prefix (0 = auto)
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-F#011#011Force IPv6-Prefix
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-V <class>#011Set vendor-class option (base-16
encoded)
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-u <user-class> Set user-class option string
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-c <clientid>#011Override client-ID (base-16
encoded 16-bit type + value)
netifd: wan6 (16470): #011-i <iface-id>#011Use a custom interface
identifier for RA handling
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is now down
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is setting up now
netifd: wan6 (16481): Usage: odhcp6c [options] <interface>
netifd: wan6 (16481):
netifd: wan6 (16481): Feature options:
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-S <time>#011Wait at least <time> sec for a
DHCP-server (0)
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-N <mode>#011Mode for requesting addresses
[try|force|none]
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-P <length>#011Request IPv6-Prefix (0 = auto)
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-F#011#011Force IPv6-Prefix
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-V <class>#011Set vendor-class option (base-16
encoded)
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-u <user-class> Set user-class option string
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-c <clientid>#011Override client-ID (base-16
encoded 16-bit type + value)
netifd: wan6 (16481): #011-i <iface-id>#011Use a custom interface
identifier for RA handling
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is now down
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is setting up now
netifd: wan6 (16492): Usage: odhcp6c [options] <interface>
netifd: wan6 (16492):
netifd: wan6 (16492): Feature options:
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-S <time>#011Wait at least <time> sec for a
DHCP-server (0)
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-N <mode>#011Mode for requesting addresses
[try|force|none]
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-P <length>#011Request IPv6-Prefix (0 = auto)
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-F#011#011Force IPv6-Prefix
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-V <class>#011Set vendor-class option (base-16
encoded)
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-u <user-class> Set user-class option string
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-c <clientid>#011Override client-ID (base-16
encoded 16-bit type + value)
netifd: wan6 (16492): #011-i <iface-id>#011Use a custom interface
identifier for RA handling
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is now down
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is setting up now
netifd: wan6 (16503): Usage: odhcp6c [options] <interface>
netifd: wan6 (16503):
netifd: wan6 (16503): Feature options:
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-S <time>#011Wait at least <time> sec for a
DHCP-server (0)
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-N <mode>#011Mode for requesting addresses
[try|force|none]
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-P <length>#011Request IPv6-Prefix (0 = auto)
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-F#011#011Force IPv6-Prefix
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-V <class>#011Set vendor-class option (base-16
encoded)
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-u <user-class> Set user-class option string
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-c <clientid>#011Override client-ID (base-16
encoded 16-bit type + value)
netifd: wan6 (16503): #011-i <iface-id>#011Use a custom interface
identifier for RA handling
netifd: Interface 'wan6' is now down
....
About 7 loops per second, which I suspect was pegging the CPU.
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Ticket URL: <https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/21740>
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