Hi Sriram, > Apr 24 13:51:13 localhost charon: 00[DMN] signal of type SIGINT > received. Shutting down
Hm, that indicates it's a regular shutdown. So do you have any scripts, cron jobs or other processes running on your system that might restart the daemon for some reason or other? > loglevel in the secgw is set as below, > charondebug="ike 4, chd 1, *cfg 4*, net 1, enc 1, lib 1, *mgr 4*, knl 1, > dmn 1" , > because of which I see lot of prints, is this logging keeping daemon > very busy and eventually leads to restart ? No and definitely not via SIGINT. The only code that does send a SIGINT is in starter, which uses it to terminate the daemon when it itself is terminated (e.g. via ipsec stop/restart). > In the security gateway, strongswan-5.6.1 compilation is not going > through because of some python dependency. What Python dependency? I'm not aware of any Python-related changes between 5.6.0 and 5.6.1. As it does not seem to be a crash, using a newer release might not change anything, but it would still be a good idea to use the latest version. Regards, Tobias
