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Dear Voxel,
After upgrade unbound to the most recent version (1.13.0) there are issues with accessing domain 'internic.net'.
unbound-host -C /opt/etc/unbound/unbound.conf -v -d internic.net. -t SOA
internic.net. has SOA record sns.dns.icann.org. noc.dns.icann.org. 2020121130 3600 1800 604800 3600 (BOGUS (security failure))
validation failure <internic.net. SOA IN>: No DNSKEY record for key internic.net. while building chain of trust

There are many "Operation not supported" in unbound log before getting above error 'No DNSKEY record'.
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 199.4.138.53 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 192.82.133.30 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 192.82.133.30 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 192.42.178.30 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 192.42.178.30 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] info: Capsforid: timeouts, starting fallback
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 192.42.177.30 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 192.42.177.30 port 53
Jan 17 22:51:49 libunbound[18715:0] error: tcp sendmsg: Operation not supported for 202.12.31.53 port 53

Is it possible to get access to previous version(1.11.0) while investigating?
Do you know what problem could be?

There is new feature: "upstream TCP and TLS query reuse".
NLnet Labs - Unbound - Download

Thanks,
 
anhrzg said:
Is it possible to get access to previous version(1.11.0) while investigating?
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It is possible. Usually I keep few previous versions:

1610970815913.png


So it is possible e.g. to manually download unbound*.ipk and to install them from IPK-file by Entware's opkg. Or to change /opt/etc/opkg.conf to switch completely to previous version of Entware.


anhrzg said:
Do you know what problem could be?
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Sorry, I don't. I do not use unbound directly.

Good luck,
Voxel.
 
AlexTan said:
Hi Voxel,

Is it possible for you to add "php7-pecl-imagick" package?
I needed it for wordpress.
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I've passed your request to Entware team. I think it will be possible because "php7-pecl-imagick" is included into OpenWRT packages now:

github.com

packages/lang/php7-pecl-imagick at master · openwrt/packages

Community maintained packages for OpenWrt. Documentation for submitting pull requests is in CONTRIBUTING.md - packages/lang/php7-pecl-imagick at master · openwrt/packages
github.com github.com

Voxel.
 
Voxel said:
It is possible. Usually I keep few previous versions:

View attachment 29634

So it is possible e.g. to manually download unbound*.ipk and to install them from IPK-file by Entware's opkg. Or to change /opt/etc/opkg.conf to switch completely to previous version of Entware.



Sorry, I don't. I do not use unbound directly.

Good luck,
Voxel.
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Thanks Voxel,
I have been able to fix the problem with the unbound 1.13.
It was parameter 'edns-buffer-size' - become default at value '1232' in version 1.12. It was not present in my unbound configuration. At the moment put it to 4096.
Thanks again!
 
Voxel said:
Info for Entware users: my version of Entware is upgraded.

It is enough to run:

Code: 
/opt/bin/opkg update
/opt/bin/opkg upgrade

to upgrade your version.

Voxel.
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Thanks @Voxel. The update/upgrade went smoothly.

It was also great that it detected the nginx config file that I was experimenting with, and did not overwrite it:

Code: 
Collected errors:
 * resolve_conffiles: Existing conffile /opt/etc/nginx/nginx.conf is different from the conffile in the new package. The new conffile will be placed at /opt/etc/nginx/nginx.conf-opkg.
 
I will revert to previous version.

It appears that htop does not work properly in latest release (shows no processes), and busybox 1.33.0-1 traceroute is buggy (as reported here: http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=24849.0 )
Looks like Entware team did not fully check this release...

PS: thanks @Voxel to leave access to previous releases. I downgraded only htop and busybox; works fine.
 
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HELLO_wORLD said:
Looks like Entware team did not fully check this release...
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It is practically impossible for Entware team (3-4 guys as far as I know) to test everything. Currently Entware consists of 2654 packages... Only compilation (4 parallel threads) takes for me about 6-7 hours... Compare with my firmware for R7800: 377 packages compiled during one hour, single thread.

As a rule sources for Entware is OpenWRT GPL. OpenWRT has (well, as far as I know) relatively big amount of developers responsible for such or such project. E.g. busybox: MAINTAINER:=Felix Fietkau <nbd@nbd.name>. htop: MAINTAINER:=Etienne CHAMPETIER <champetier.etienne@gmail.com>. Entware guys could report the issue to OpenWRT but should sync their packages with OpenWRT.

It is me who makes such brave experiments with packages/compilers/tools in my firmware ;-) because I am able to test almost everything. Entware is used in a lot of various gadgets (mips, armv5, armv6, armv7 with kernel 2.6, armv7 with kernet 3.x, x86 etc.) A lot of thanks to these guys.

Voxel.
 
Voxel said:
It is practically impossible for Entware team (3-4 guys as far as I know) to test everything. Currently Entware consists of 2654 packages... Only compilation (4 parallel threads) takes for me about 6-7 hours... Compare with my firmware for R7800: 377 packages compiled during one hour, single thread.

As a rule sources for Entware is OpenWRT GPL. OpenWRT has (well, as far as I know) relatively big amount of developers responsible for such or such project. E.g. busybox: MAINTAINER:=Felix Fietkau <nbd@nbd.name>. htop: MAINTAINER:=Etienne CHAMPETIER <champetier.etienne@gmail.com>. Entware guys could report the issue to OpenWRT but should sync their packages with OpenWRT.

It is me who makes such brave experiments with packages/compilers/tools in my firmware ;-) because I am able to test almost everything. Entware is used in a lot of various gadgets (mips, armv5, armv6, armv7 with kernel 2.6, armv7 with kernet 3.x, x86 etc.) A lot of thanks to these guys.

Voxel.
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I get it :)

It seems that the busybox traceroute issue was already reported, but I will double check.
I will check about the htop and report directly to the OpenWRT maintainer for it. Thanks for these precious precisions.
 
HELLO_wORLD said:
I get it :)

It seems that the busybox traceroute issue was already reported, but I will double check.
I will check about the htop and report directly to the OpenWRT maintainer for it. Thanks for these precious precisions.
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I do not mean that you should report this to maintainers from OpenWRT... It is just a part of Makefiles.

Voxel.
 
Voxel said:
I do not mean that you should report this to maintainers from OpenWRT... It is just a part of Makefiles.

Voxel.
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Yes, I see that.
I have contacted Etienne CHAMPETIER who advised to report it in the OpenWRT GitHub under htop package, and from there, he will have a look. He asked me if through Entware I had access to releases 3.0.2, 3.0.3 and 3.0.4, probably to check in which one the problem was introduced. I told him no, but that I can probably compile these versions. We will see.

Thank you again :cool:
 
Some update:
I was able to build htop 3.0.2 from the official tarball release and it works.
Then I did the same with htop 3.0.3, and it shows the issue.

The problem appeared between versions 3.0.2 and 3.0.3.
I reported this to the OpenWRT issues report for package htop.

To be continued...
 
Latest news:
Mr CHAMPETIER tried htop on OpenWRT
Hi bolemo
I just tried with a RaspberryPI 2, so cortex A7 but same instructions ARMv7-A and everything work fine with latest OpenWrt snapshot / htop 3.0.5-1
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So this issue seems more specific to Entware.
Does anyone else here experience the same bug with latest Entware’s htop?
 
Ok. solution found for htop:

It needs to be configured with this option: ac_cv_func_openat=no before compilation.

And it works :)

EDIT: Also, I was informed that it is now already fixed in Entware, and they think @Voxel will likely do the same for his next release.
 
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So I was wondering why my wordpress keep complaining that "zip" PHP module is not installed or not enabled.

Today when I run "/opt/bin/php-cgi" command and this is what I found:

Bash: 
root@R7800:/tmp/mnt/sda1/entware/share/nginx/html$ /opt/bin/php-cgi
PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'zip.so'
(tried: /opt/lib/php/zip.so (libnettle.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory),
/opt/lib/php/zip.so.so (/opt/lib/php/zip.so.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)) in Unknown on line 0

I search across the web and found one solution written in Russian:

Bash: 
/opt/bin/opkg list-installed|grep -v "libc "|sed 's/ - .*$//'|grep lib|grep -v libpthread|grep -v libgcc|xargs -n 5 /opt/bin/opkg --force-reinstall install

After waited for a while for the packages reinstallation, the "zip" PHP module not install or not enabled issue went away.
 
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