Config lost on upgrade to 1.11.1
jdrom opened this issue · 8 comments
For those that haven't upgraded their UDMP's yet, perhaps they can collect more details...
I had to re-configure to get the TV back up and running but it seems like the config was wiped? When I ran udm-iptv-diag the output was:
Please share the following output with the developers:
=== Configuration ===
WAN Interface: eth8
WAN Ranges: 213.75.0.0/16 217.166.0.0/16
WAN VLAN: 4
WAN DHCP options: -O staticroutes -V IPTV_RG
LAN Interfaces: br0
IGMP Proxy quickleave disabled: false
IGMP Proxy debug: false
=== IP Link and Route ===
/usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: 31: /usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: ip: not found
/usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: 32: /usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: ip: not found
=== Service Logs ===
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt udm-iptv[23807]: ip: SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt udm-iptv[23807]: Obtaining IP address for VLAN interface
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt udm-iptv[23807]: udhcpc: SIOCGIFINDEX: No such device
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt udm-iptv[23807]: NATing IPTV network ranges (if necessary)
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt udm-iptv[23807]: Setting up igmpproxy
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt udm-iptv[23807]: Starting igmpproxy
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt igmpproxy[23807]: There must be at least 1 Vif as upstream.
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt systemd[1]: udm-iptv.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=255/EXCEPTION
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt systemd[1]: udm-iptv.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt systemd[1]: udm-iptv.service: Consumed 136ms CPU time.
Which looks like the "default" settings. I was running v2.0.2, did the reconfigure via dpkg-reconfigure -p medium udm-iptv to get it back to my correct config:
=== Configuration ===
WAN Interface: eth9
WAN Ranges: 10.2.0.0/16 10.125.0.0/16
WAN VLAN: 36
WAN DHCP options: -o
LAN Interfaces: br40
IGMP Proxy quickleave disabled: false
IGMP Proxy debug: false
=== IP Link and Route ===
/usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: 31: /usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: ip: not found
/usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: 32: /usr/bin/udm-iptv-diag: ip: not found
=== Service Logs ===
Jan 26 15:45:30 ubnt systemd[1]: udm-iptv.service: Consumed 136ms CPU time.
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt systemd[1]: Started IPTV support for the UniFi Dream Machine.
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: Obtaining IP address for VLAN interface
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: udhcpc (v1.22.1) started
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: Sending discover...
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: Sending select for 10.125.180.72...
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: Lease of 10.125.180.72 obtained, lease time 573345
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: NATing IPTV network ranges (if necessary)
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: Setting up igmpproxy
Jan 26 15:49:05 ubnt udm-iptv[27726]: Starting igmpproxy
I've upgraded to v2.0.4 as well now, so I guess we'll see what happens with the next firmware update.
Unfortunately, I think this is unavoidable due to the way the DPKG cache in UniFi works.
Hmm in that case then, as a workaround, I could use boostchicken's on-boot-script to copy my working config file and restart the service? That wouldn't break anything from your standpoint?
I guess it's really just a minor inconvenience, but I've been letting the UDMP auto-upgrade at night so waking up with TV broken isn't great... I could just stop the auto-upgrade too...
Yes, that would work :)
Would it not be possible to make the config (if it works correctly) readonly? I have the same problem that after an upgrade the default settings are insert in the config file. (UDM-SE so 2.3.15)
As far as I know, the config is not overwritten, but is removed all together during the flashing process, after which the package is re-installed (with the default config).
Nope. The original file is overwritten only with the defaults from your package. (i use a MACADDR value that is still in the file after an upgrade.)
I tested this by adding extra values, and the al stay in the file. But ETHx Vlanid IGMPDebug and BRid are reset to the default.
@reinierjh Thanks for the info, this bug should be addressed by #67 by keeping /etc/udm-iptv.conf and debconf in sync.
just to let you know .. after upgrade to 1.11.3 and 2.05 installed .. the original config was applied :-)