Ticket #179 (closed defect: fixed)
gprs doesn't handle disconnect/reconnect
| Reported by: | kevin@… | Owned by: | mickey |
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| Priority: | major | Milestone: | |
| Component: | framework/ogsmd | Version: | milestone3 |
| Keywords: | Cc: |
Description
FSO milestone3 here on debian.
When i activate gprs it connects and works fine for a bit, then after a while pppd gets no response from the remote side and disconnects. On trying to reconnect, it looks like the mux daemon is confused as to whats happening and no connection takes place.
Some logs:
Oct 11 19:18:12 garm pppd[2969]: sent [LCP TermReq? id=0x4 "Peer not responding"] Oct 11 19:18:15 garm pppd[2969]: Connection terminated. Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (OK) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (BUSY) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (DELAYED) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (NO ANSWER) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (NO CARRIER) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (NO DIALTONE) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (VOICE) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (ERROR) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: abort on (RINGING) Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: timeout set to 60 seconds Oct 11 19:18:15 garm chat[3105]: send (\k\k\k\d+++ATHM) Oct 11 19:18:16 garm chat[3105]: expect (NO CARRIER) Oct 11 19:19:16 garm chat[3105]: alarm Oct 11 19:19:16 garm chat[3105]: send (ATM) Oct 11 19:19:16 garm chat[3105]: expect (OK) Oct 11 19:20:16 garm chat[3105]: alarm Oct 11 19:20:16 garm chat[3105]: Failed Oct 11 19:20:16 garm pppd[2969]: disconnect script failed Oct 11 19:20:17 garm pppd[2969]: Modem hangup Oct 11 19:20:17 garm pppd[2969]: Exit. Oct 11 19:20:55 garm /usr/sbin/gsm0710muxd[1659]: gsm0710muxd.c:693:c_alloc_channel(): Connecting /dev/pts/5 to virtual channel 4 for ogsmd.gprs on /dev/ttySAC0 Oct 11 19:20:55 garm pppd[3171]: pppd 2.4.4 started by root, uid 0 Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (BUSY) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (DELAYED) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (ERROR) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (NO ANSWER) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (NO CARRIER) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (NO DIALTONE) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (RINGING) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: abort on (VOICE) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: timeout set to 3 seconds Oct 11 19:20:56 garm chat[3172]: send (+++M) Oct 11 19:20:56 garm /usr/sbin/gsm0710muxd[1659]: gsm0710muxd.c:569:pseudo_device_read(): Write to a channel which wasn't acked to be open.
What information can I provide to track this down? running the mux daemon in gdb? or is it more likely frameworkd in debug would help?
It's worth noting that in this state, gsm is unusable... no incoming/outgoing calls/sms or gprs is possible, until rebooting.
Can you retest with the latest frameworkd, please?