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I am using MPTCP in the openmptcprouter version v0.59.1-5.4 r0+16594-ce92de8c8c implementation.
Linux OpenMPTCProuter 5.4.194 #0 SMP Tue May 17 22:11:28 2022 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I have been getting a log of kernel errors in the system log in the past few days:
I saw in this issue: #245 that you support 32 subflows per connection. I am aggregating two wan connections on the client (openmptcprouter) each with 1 IP address and 1 IP on the server (VPS).
I have Fullmesh subflows for each pair of IP addresses set to a value of 3. What do these errors mean, why is the add_sock process failing and when it does what are the implications, does this mean these connections are not aggregating properly. How can I troubleshoot or fix the problem?
Thank you.
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Linux OpenMPTCProuter 5.4.194 #0 SMP Tue May 17 22:11:28 2022 x86_64 GNU/Linux
This version is a bit old, maybe the issue has already been fixed.
If you have mptcp_add_sock failed ret: -1, it means No more space for more subflows. So it looks like you are trying to create too many subflows.
I have Fullmesh subflows for each pair of IP addresses set to a value of 3.
I'm not sure what it represents (best is to report this issue to OpenMPTCProuter devs I think) but I guess it will try to create more subflows than needed.
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Hi,
I am using MPTCP in the openmptcprouter version v0.59.1-5.4 r0+16594-ce92de8c8c implementation.
Linux OpenMPTCProuter 5.4.194 #0 SMP Tue May 17 22:11:28 2022 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I have been getting a log of kernel errors in the system log in the past few days:
I don't see any other errors in the log that would indicate issues.
Here are some statistics:
I saw in this issue: #245 that you support 32 subflows per connection. I am aggregating two wan connections on the client (openmptcprouter) each with 1 IP address and 1 IP on the server (VPS).
I have
Fullmesh subflows for each pair of IP addresses
set to a value of3
. What do these errors mean, why is the add_sock process failing and when it does what are the implications, does this mean these connections are not aggregating properly. How can I troubleshoot or fix the problem?Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: