UTM 9.006 is now available as GA (General Availability). We have a number of fixes and improvements in this package. The main two focuses are ensuring a quality signal on AP10's for our global install base, and fixing memory leaks and optimizing memory usage in the system (also part of the 9.1 Beta). You should notice a good improvement in memory over time when leaving WebAdmin open for extended periods, and the Web Proxy should no longer experience rapid memory consumption. A few smaller fixes are still under investigation and will be included in a future 9.00x Up2Date. There were no changes between Soft-Release and GA Sophos UTM v.9.006005 GA News Bugfix Release Remarks System will be rebooted Configuration will be upgraded Connected Wifi APs will perform firmware upgrade Connected RED devices will perform firmware upgrade Bugfixes 14503 Long webadmin sessions on the webadmin dashboard causes memory leak 21291 Hide ha_sync user in Last WebAdmin sessions 21934 OSPF: Can't enable 'Interface Link Detection' [v9] 23968 WiFi [AP10]: Signal strength of the AP10 is stronger in V8 as in V9 with 100% TX-Power (9.0) 24140 RED [RED10r2]: Split-Tunneling via UMTS is not working 24141 RED [RED10]: static IP address assignment does not work together with transparent/split mode [9.0] Download: Up2Date Link: ftp://ftp.astaro.com/UTM/v9/up2date/u2d-sys-9.005015-006005.tgz.gpg Up2Date MD5Sum Link: ftp://ftp.astaro.com/UTM/v9/up2date/u2d-sys-9.005015-006005.tgz.gpg.md5 Size: ~88 MB MD5Sum: dd4edf953db17a78ee35d76fb2c54d93

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Sophos UTM v.9.006005 GA

UTM 9.006 is now available as GA (General Availability). We have a number of fixes and improvements in this package. The main two focuses are ensuring a quality signal on AP10's for our global install base, and fixing memory leaks and optimizing memory usage in the system (also part of the 9.1 Beta). You should notice a good improvement in memory over time when leaving WebAdmin open for extended periods, and the Web Proxy should no longer experience rapid memory consumption. A few smaller fixes are still under investigation and will be included in a future 9.00x Up2Date.

There were no changes between Soft-Release and GA

Sophos UTM v.9.006005 GA

News

Bugfix Release

Remarks

System will be rebooted
Configuration will be upgraded
Connected Wifi APs will perform firmware upgrade
Connected RED devices will perform firmware upgrade

Bugfixes

14503 Long webadmin sessions on the webadmin dashboard causes memory leak
21291 Hide ha_sync user in Last WebAdmin sessions
21934 OSPF: Can't enable 'Interface Link Detection' [v9]
23968 WiFi [AP10]: Signal strength of the AP10 is stronger in V8 as in V9 with 100% TX-Power (9.0) 24140 RED [RED10r2]: Split-Tunneling via UMTS is not working
24141 RED [RED10]: static IP address assignment does not work together with transparent/split mode [9.0]

Download:

Up2Date Link: ftp://ftp.astaro.com/UTM/v9/up2date/u2d-sys-9.005015-006005.tgz.gpg
Up2Date MD5Sum Link: ftp://ftp.astaro.com/UTM/v9/up2date/u2d-sys-9.005015-006005.tgz.gpg.md5
Size: ~88 MB
MD5Sum: dd4edf953db17a78ee35d76fb2c54d93

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0 anonymous_02 over 12 years ago

Can you run the following script on your ASG and post the output here?
I'd like to see which processes are using the swap.

Thank you.
Daniel


#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

my $overall = 0;
my %out = ();

opendir(my $dh, '/proc/') || die "Can't open /proc: $!";
my @pids = grep { -d "/proc/".$_ && /^[0-9]+$/} readdir($dh);
closedir($dh);
foreach my $pid (@pids) {
    my $sum = 0;
    next unless -d "/proc/$pid";
    print ".";
    foreach my $swap ( `grep Swap /proc/$pid/smaps 2>/dev/null` ){
        next unless $swap;
        $swap = (split(/\s+/,$swap))[-2];
        $sum += $swap;
        $overall += $swap;
    }

    my $progname = `ps -p $pid  -o comm --no-headers`;
    chomp($progname);
    $sum = t($sum);
    $out{$pid} = [$progname,$sum] unless $sum == 0;
}
$overall = t($overall);
my $total = t(`grep SwapTotal /proc/meminfo`);
print "\nSwapTotal: $total MB\n";
print "SwapUsed:   $overall MB\n";
print "========================================\n";
print "MB\t%\tPID\tprocess\n";
foreach my $pid ( sort{ $out{$b}[1]  $out{$a}[1] } keys(%out) ) {
  print $out{$pid}[1]."\t".p($total,$out{$pid}[1])."\t".$pid."\t".$out{$pid}[0]."\n";
}

sub t {
    my $x = shift;
    $x = (split(/\s+/,$x))[-2] if $x =~ /\s/;
    sprintf("%.1f",$x/1024);
}

sub p {
    my $total = shift;
    my $x = shift;
    return sprintf("%.1f",100*$x/$total);
}

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0 anonymous_02 over 12 years ago

Can you run the following script on your ASG and post the output here?
I'd like to see which processes are using the swap.

Thank you.
Daniel


#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

my $overall = 0;
my %out = ();

opendir(my $dh, '/proc/') || die "Can't open /proc: $!";
my @pids = grep { -d "/proc/".$_ && /^[0-9]+$/} readdir($dh);
closedir($dh);
foreach my $pid (@pids) {
    my $sum = 0;
    next unless -d "/proc/$pid";
    print ".";
    foreach my $swap ( `grep Swap /proc/$pid/smaps 2>/dev/null` ){
        next unless $swap;
        $swap = (split(/\s+/,$swap))[-2];
        $sum += $swap;
        $overall += $swap;
    }

    my $progname = `ps -p $pid  -o comm --no-headers`;
    chomp($progname);
    $sum = t($sum);
    $out{$pid} = [$progname,$sum] unless $sum == 0;
}
$overall = t($overall);
my $total = t(`grep SwapTotal /proc/meminfo`);
print "\nSwapTotal: $total MB\n";
print "SwapUsed:   $overall MB\n";
print "========================================\n";
print "MB\t%\tPID\tprocess\n";
foreach my $pid ( sort{ $out{$b}[1]  $out{$a}[1] } keys(%out) ) {
  print $out{$pid}[1]."\t".p($total,$out{$pid}[1])."\t".$pid."\t".$out{$pid}[0]."\n";
}

sub t {
    my $x = shift;
    $x = (split(/\s+/,$x))[-2] if $x =~ /\s/;
    sprintf("%.1f",$x/1024);
}

sub p {
    my $total = shift;
    my $x = shift;
    return sprintf("%.1f",100*$x/$total);
}

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