Sensei and 21.7

[Mundan101]

Hello, any issues with upgrading to 21.7 with sensei?

[almodovaris]

I don't think it's ready. Kind of works, but still relies upon python 3.7 instead 3.8.

[Mundan101]

so hold off on upgrading to 21.7?

[agster27]

I also would like to know if we should hold off on upgrading if we use Sensei.

[allebone]

I think it may not be possible to upgrade. I tried and it didnt work and the log I just posted in another topic seems to indicate upgrade is impossible for now (it fails and reboots without updating).

Here is where I posted my log:
https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=24113.0

[sy]

Hi,

It seems that we need to wait until the upgrade issue is solved.

[almodovaris]

Delete every trace of Sensei, including os-sunnyvalley and mongodb40. pkg autoremove. Upgrade to 21.7. Reinstall Sensei.

Issue:

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pkg install -f py38-requests py38-aiohttp py38-dnspython py38-Jinja2 py38-sqlite3 php74-pecl-mongodb py38-pymongo

[sy]

Hi,

Please run the command for OpenSSL:

pkg install -fy os-sensei

if the Cloud portal is active;
pkg install -fy os-sensei-agent

LibreSSL is coming.

[sy]

Hi,

LibreSSL is also published.

[athurdent]

Hi, I have tried various updates on my Proxmox hosted OPNsense KVM and all have failed. As soon as Sensei is started, my Proxmox host's load goes up to 150 and OPNsense is no responsive anymore.
I am using VTNET and a mapped igb0, but even without the VTNET interface, no luck.

Edit: see here for more info: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=24133.0

[almodovaris]

I have an APU2 4 GB 4 cores @ 1 GHz (short turbo 1.4 GHz).

Sensei in bridge mode is at 96% (only one core) when downloading at 480 Mbps with 50 TLS threads to Usenet.

Oh, yes, my Sensei is in bridge mode, otherwise it can handle no more than 300 Mbps. I'm bridge mode speedtest achieves 600 Mbps (my maximum download speed), but downloading from Usenet is slower for some reason.

[almodovaris]

Ok, I have reduced the number of threads from 50 to 10 and it oscilates around 560 Mbps.