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9.307006 released :-)

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Up2Date 9.307006 package description:

Remarks:
 System will be rebooted
 Configuration will be upgraded
 Connected Wifi APs will perform firmware upgrade

News:
 Security Update
 Update glibc to fix potential vulnerability (GHOST, CVE-2015-0235)

Bugfixes:
 Fix [32724]: improvements for the rpmdb check
 Fix [33841]: Mesh APs keep rebooting
 Fix [33936]: prevent "ulogd: ct1: nl_recvmsgs: Try again" error message in system.log
 Fix [34164]: [NUTM-424] frequent notifications about corrupted RPM Database
 Fix [34347]: glibc vulnerability (GHOST, CVE-2015-0235) [9.3]

RPM packages contained:
 glibc-2.11.3-17.74.13.1439.g4e42d0f.i686.rpm      
 glibc-locale-2.11.3-17.74.13.1439.g4e42d0f.i686.rpm
 firmware-wifi-9300-0.181842907.gf5650af.rb5.i586.rpm
 sophos-wifi-0.1-1.0.187955690.g8b95c3d.rb1.i686.rpm
 ulogd-2.1.0-115.g7981f7b.i686.rpm                 
 ep-awed-9.30-4.gdce042c.rb1.i686.rpm              
 ep-branding-ASG-afg-9.30-8.g43f6651.rb1.noarch.rpm
 ep-branding-ASG-ang-9.30-8.g43f6651.rb1.noarch.rpm
 ep-branding-ASG-asg-9.30-8.g43f6651.rb1.noarch.rpm
 ep-branding-ASG-atg-9.30-8.g43f6651.rb1.noarch.rpm
 ep-branding-ASG-aug-9.30-8.g43f6651.rb1.noarch.rpm
 ep-confd-9.30-211.g4a43ea0.i686.rpm               
 ep-tools-9.30-18.ge019c87.rb1.i686.rpm            
 ep-up2date-9.30-36.g4cd2540.i686.rpm              
 ep-up2date-downloader-9.30-36.g4cd2540.i686.rpm   
 ep-up2date-pattern-install-9.30-36.g4cd2540.i686.rpm
 ep-up2date-system-install-9.30-36.g4cd2540.i686.rpm
 ep-release-9.307-6.noarch.rpm


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    Same thing there Barry.  My typing there just didn't show it, but that's the error I get.

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    Log in as loginuser then "su -" to switch user to root.  Enter the root password when prompted.
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    Ah thanks, I never putty into my UTM, lol.  Not a command line guy in linux.  [;)]

    My ethtool command doesn't work there either.

    /sbin/ethtool -K wlan0 tso off
    Cannot get device feature names: No such device

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  • 0 in reply to Amodin
    Ah thanks, I never putty into my UTM, lol.  Not a command line guy in linux.  [;)]

    My ethtool command doesn't work there either.

    /sbin/ethtool -K wlan0 tso off
    Cannot get device feature names: No such device


    You can lookup the interface name in webadmin under interfaces. It could be wlan1 or wlan2 or any other number, you should put that number in the commandline.

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  • 0 in reply to apijnappels
    You can lookup the interface name in webadmin under interfaces. It could be wlan1 or wlan2 or any other number, you should put that number in the commandline.


    Those interfaces are hardware interfaces for the UTM, not the Wireless interfaces which is a wlan(x), which is what I was trying to fix with the Android devices falling off of the wireless AP30.  My AP is connected to my network switch, which I think is why ethtool won't see the interface, as the AP is not on a hardware interface directly connected to my UTM.

    You can see the wlan0 reference though in the logging for wireless, for the hostapd.

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    Amodin, the wlan objects are the (virtual) interfaces inside the UTM, so you do need to run the ethtool command there.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Amodin, the wlan objects are the (virtual) interfaces inside the UTM, so you do need to run the ethtool command there.

    Cheers - Bob


    Hey Bob,

    Yeah I have tried that several times, and still just come up with that error I was getting about 'no such device', and those interfaces aren't listed either in the UTM, so I'm sort of at a loss at this point.  I will have to dive more into ethtool and see what I can do with it.

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    @Amodin:  Just to be on the safe side, you did elevate to root before running the command, right?
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    I logged in as loginuser, used 'su' command, entered the root password then tried the ethtool command.

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