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2024-05-19T23:33:44.695761+00:00 xx-db-d22 systemd-networkd[1479]: veth0215f87: Link UP
2024-05-19T23:33:44.882483+00:00 xx-db-d22 systemd-networkd[1479]: veth0215f87: Gained carrier
2024-05-19T23:33:44.901881+00:00 xx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: pcap_activate for veth0215f87 failed
2024-05-19T23:33:44.918144+00:00 xx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: pcap_activate for veth0215f87 failed
2024-05-19T23:33:44.934058+00:00 xxx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: pcap_activate for veth0215f87 failed
2024-05-19T23:33:45.248367+00:00 xxx-db-d22 systemd-networkd[1479]: veth0215f87: Lost carrier
2024-05-19T23:33:45.273465+00:00 xxx-db-d22 systemd-networkd[1479]: veth0215f87: Link DOWN
If we have active work with docker and/or bridge interface, on ladvd restart we receive a lot of messages like:
...
2024-05-20T13:47:49.404103+00:00 xxx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: unable to change CDP multicast on veth87dd56b: No such device
2024-05-20T13:47:49.404229+00:00 xxx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: unable to change EDP multicast on veth87dd56b: No such device
2024-05-20T13:47:49.404325+00:00 xxx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: unable to change FDP multicast on veth87dd56b: No such device
2024-05-20T13:47:49.404362+00:00 xxx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: unable to change NDP multicast on veth87dd56b: No such device
2024-05-20T13:47:49.404398+00:00 xxx-db-d22 ladvd[1498]: unable to change CDP1 multicast on veth87dd56b: No such device
...
This issue is appear on Oracle Linux 9 (EL9). Maybe something has been changed in code/kernel and veth* countes as physical interfaces instead of virtual.
And it strange about multicast for non-working protocols on host.
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pcap_activate for vethXXX failed
pcap_activate for vethXXX failed for EL9
May 20, 2024
So it seems that socket activation is working even if -t didn't passed to the option for daemon. This option only prevents to send data but do not interrupt other logic...
Is it possible if -w or -t passed - completely ignore such interfaces?
We observe that ladvd tried to handle virtual interfaces (but it shouldn't I think):
ladvd runs as systemd service with only LLDP working proto
If we have active work with docker and/or bridge interface, on ladvd restart we receive a lot of messages like:
This issue is appear on Oracle Linux 9 (EL9). Maybe something has been changed in code/kernel and veth* countes as physical interfaces instead of virtual.
And it strange about multicast for non-working protocols on host.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: