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Title:
arp fails to update, 3.13.0-{24,29}
Status in “linux”
Thanks for the update. I just wanted to touch base and see if you would
like me to build a test kernel with commit 2724680 reverted?
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quick update: git bisect points at commit 2724680. it appears that
net.ipv4.neigh.default.gc_thresh1 conf is now being used to skip pruning
of table entries. setting gc_thresh1=0 brings back old (desired)
behavior. we are continuing to investigate this problem.
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git bisect start
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Thanks for the update, Dave. Were you able to test the latest mainline
kernel mentioned in comment #9 to see if this bug is already fixed
upstream?
If the bug is fixed in mainline, we can perform a Reverse bisect to
find the commit that fixes it. Otherwise, we can perform a regular
bisect to
we are seeing the same problem with 3.15.0-6 #11 kernel (we used an
utopic ami and added our bosh stemcell bits to it). Does that kernel
include the fix listed above?
Sorry it took so long to get this up and running our environment.
We do *not* see the problem in a precise system (3.2.0-64 #97)
That commit does not appear to have fixed our problem.
we took the 3.13.0-29 #53 kernel source, applied the patch above, and
deployed to our environment. We are seeing the same behavior with this
patch.
We are currently setting up a parallel test environment, as well as
building a precise image
It would be good to test the latest mainline kernel, which is 3.16-rc1.
That will tell us if it is already fixed upstream. If it is, we can
perform a Reverse kernel bisect to identify the commit that fixes
this.
The latest mainline kernel is available from:
vcap@34fd733b-3ec0-4f6f-bdf7-24ab74b89b37:~$ cat /proc/version_signature
Ubuntu 3.13.0-24.47-generic 3.13.9
vcap@34fd733b-3ec0-4f6f-bdf7-24ab74b89b37:~$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Release:14.04
vcap@34fd733b-3ec0-4f6f-bdf7-24ab74b89b37:~$
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Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
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v3.15 kernel[0].
If this bug is fixed in the mainline kernel, please add
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Kamal suggests that this upstream kernel commit *might* be related to
this issue:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/linux.git;a=commitdiff;h=d85f62f554904c778bd4d0eb1eb2b629753771b2
Completely untested. Just FYI.
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It may take a day or so to integrate a 3.15 kernel into our ami - we'll
have to modify our build process [0], then deploy it into one of the
environments that is exhibiting the problem.
We will start on that track later today - please let us know if you need
any additional info.
[0]
Possible fix that is in mainline as of 3.15:
cc2f338 batman-adv: fix local TT check for outgoing arp requests in
DAT
Will be included in upstream 3.13 soon.
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Title:
arp fails to update, 3.13.0-{24,29}
Status in “linux” package
Thanks for the quick response and offers of help to test. We have a
workaround in-flight that we are focusing on, so someone from our org
may pick up testing and merging the 3.13 + fix kernel tomorrow (at the
earliest).
Thanks again.
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