After update to 24.1 the system restarts after cron Job: periodic interface reset wan. It's an ppoe interface. before update it dosn't so.
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Same for me...
After the update to 24.1.2 (24.1.2_1) OPNsense freezes or reboots after "CronJob: periodic interface reset wan"..
Hi,
I have the same problem here.
Regards
After rebooting the system i do:
In reporting settings:
Reset dns data, rrd, netflow and repair netflow.
then system is not rebooting every night.
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After last update problem is back. Resetting the settings is not working
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After it worked for me again for some time, the problem has returned with the 24.1.9 (24.1.9_4) update...
24.7.4_1 <-> Problem still exists
Same problem here,
after a CronJob "periodic interface reset" Parameter "opt4"
Interface opt4 = Device pppoe0
Could anyone solve the problem?
I still have the problem..
Version: 24.7.4_1
I see the following message on the console:
Fatal trap 12: page fault while in kernel mode
cpuid = 1; apic id = 02
fault virtual address = 0x10
fault code = supervisor read data, page not present
If it's helpful, I Frankensteined a couple of different scripts I found, and used Claude.ai (https://claude.ai/) to help me get this working, this resets the interface rather than rebooting Opnsense.
Create a script called check_gateways.sh in /home: nano /home/check_gateways.shAdd the content below, change the defined interfaces as needed.
Set the permissions of the script: chmod 700 check_gateways.sh
#!/bin/sh
# Define interfaces to check
interfaces="igc0 wg1"
logger -s "INFO: Gateway check started for: $interfaces"
# Function to get the default gateway for a given interface and IP version
get_gateway() {
iface=$1
ip_version=$2
if [ "$ip_version" = "4" ]; then
netstat -4rn | grep "$iface" | head -1 | awk '{print $2}'
elif [ "$ip_version" = "6" ]; then
netstat -6rn | grep "$iface" | head -1 | awk '{print $2}'
fi
}
# Function to check if interface is WireGuard
is_wireguard() {
case "$1" in
wg*) return 0 ;;
*) return 1 ;;
esac
}
# Function to check WireGuard interface status
check_wireguard_status() {
iface=$1
# Check if interface exists and has an IP address
if /sbin/ifconfig "$iface" >/dev/null 2>&1 && /sbin/ifconfig "$iface" | grep -q "inet "; then
return 0 # Interface is up and has IP
else
return 1 # Interface is down or has no IP
fi
}
# Enhanced reset interface function
reset_interface() {
iface=$1
logger -s "WARNING: Reset interface $iface"
# Log current interface status before reset
logger -s "INFO: Interface $iface pre-reset status"
/sbin/ifconfig "$iface"
# Attempt interface reset
/sbin/ifconfig "$iface" down
sleep 2
# Verify interface is down
if /sbin/ifconfig "$iface" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
logger -s "ERROR: Failed to bring down interface $iface"
return 1
fi
# Bring interface back up
/sbin/ifconfig "$iface" up
sleep 2
# Verify interface is up
if ! /sbin/ifconfig "$iface" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
logger -s "CRITICAL: Failed to bring up interface $iface after reset"
return 1
fi
logger -s "INFO: Interface $iface reset completed"
return 0
}
# Loop through each interface and check its gateways
for iface in $interfaces; do
# Get the IPv4 and IPv6 gateways for this interface
ipv4_gateway=$(get_gateway "$iface" 4)
ipv6_gateway=$(get_gateway "$iface" 6)
# Process IPv4 gateway
if [ -n "$ipv4_gateway" ]; then
logger -s "INFO: Checking IPv4 Gateway $ipv4_gateway on Interface $iface"
if is_wireguard "$iface"; then
# For WireGuard, check interface status
if check_wireguard_status "$iface"; then
logger -s "INFO: WireGuard interface $iface functioning"
else
logger -s "ERROR: WireGuard interface $iface down"
if ! reset_interface "$iface"; then
logger -s "CRITICAL: Reset failed for WireGuard interface $iface"
fi
fi
else
# For non-WireGuard interfaces, use ping check
if ping -c 3 "$ipv4_gateway" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
logger -s "INFO: IPv4 Gateway $ipv4_gateway on Interface $iface reachable"
else
logger -s "ERROR: IPv4 Gateway $ipv4_gateway on Interface $iface unreachable"
if ! reset_interface "$iface"; then
logger -s "CRITICAL: Reset failed for interface $iface"
fi
fi
fi
else
logger -s "WARNING: No IPv4 Gateway found for Interface $iface"
fi
# Process IPv6 gateway
if [ -n "$ipv6_gateway" ]; then
logger -s "INFO: Checking IPv6 Gateway $ipv6_gateway on Interface $iface"
if is_wireguard "$iface"; then
# Skip IPv6 check for WireGuard as it's already checked above
logger -s "INFO: WireGuard interface $iface IPv4 verified"
else
if ping6 -c 3 "$ipv6_gateway" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
logger -s "INFO: IPv6 Gateway $ipv6_gateway on Interface $iface reachable"
else
logger -s "ERROR: IPv6 Gateway $ipv6_gateway on Interface $iface unreachable"
if ! reset_interface "$iface"; then
logger -s "CRITICAL: Reset failed for interface $iface"
fi
fi
fi
else
logger -s "WARNING: No IPv6 Gateway found for Interface $iface"
fi
done
logger -s "INFO: Gateway check completed"
Next, create a .conf file called actions_checkgateways.conf in /usr/local/opnsense/service/conf/actions.d (your file must start with "actions_"): nano /usr/local/opnsense/service/conf/actions.d/actions_checkgateways.confAdd the content below:
[check]
command:/home/check_gateways.sh
parameters:
type:script
message:Starting gateway check script
description:Check if gateway(s) are down, and if so, reset associated interface
Now run: service configd restart, then: configctl checkgateways check, you should see an "OK" message.
To setup a cron job, go to System > Settings > Cron and add a Job.
You should see your cron command in the dropdown: Check if gateway(s) are down, and if so, reset associated interface.