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After Update to 9.410-6 I get core dumps of cssd

EdmundSackbauer

Hi,

installed yesterday 9.410-6 Firmware on my Home Firewall Zotac Zbox CI323

Since midnight I got every hour a core dump of cssd, filling up my data disk.

I deleted the dumps and restarted, it seems to be OK now.

Could it be that it was a matter of malformed Up2date files?


UPDATE:
cssd is still crashing from time to time.

UPDATE2:
Seems there were some big AV-malware-names-* files left over in /tmp which prevented to install newer version.
I cleaned up /tmp and wait if its stable again.

UPDATE3:
After a couple of days it happens again. cssd has a bug. I use now the workaround: Disable Dual Scan for SMTP, and use only Avira-Engine.

BR
Mundl



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  • 0 in reply to Ferenc Vaspöri

    Hello Ferenc,

    thank you for your support to challenge Sophos.

    There is a beta bugfix now (cssd and smtpd will be updated manuelly by ssh), you can get it from Sophos Support. But, as I can see, you have to dispense with sandstorm, because Sophos engine has to be disabled (single scan with avira).

    > several of our customers are experiencing this issue

    Me too, all updated customer systems have this problem. And I always tell my customers first to ask us, if they should install the update, but not all do. :( Updating by webui is to easy, had a nice last week :(

    Regards, Manfred

  • 0 in reply to Ferenc Vaspöri

    Hello,

     

    NUTM-6747 inside of Up2Date 9.411003 package fixed the problem on our systems.

     

    Regards, Manfred

     

    PS: You should check /tmp or you should reboot the UTM before installing the update, if Up2Date 9.410006 package was installed before.