SWAP

[k0ns0l3]

Does anyone know how to remove the SWAP created by Sensei?
Thank you and best regards 8)



k0ns0l3

[mb]

Hi @k0ns0l3,

This tmpfs is meant to speed up processing writing/ingesting reporting logs; and saves a considerable amount of disk I/O in large networks.

In small networks, it might not be too important. We can make this a configurable setting.

Quick question: what is the reason you want to remove it?

[k0ns0l3]

Hi mb  8)

I tried Sensei and uninstalled again so do not need anymore swap (Two are unnecessary)  ;)

Thank you and best regards 8)

k0ns0l3

[lrosenman]

how did you remove Sensei/ZenArmor?  IIRC the pkg remove *SHOULD* delete the tmpfs.

[k0ns0l3]

how did you remove Sensei/ZenArmor?  IIRC the pkg remove *SHOULD* delete the tmpfs.

Zenarmor-Sensei→Configuration→Uninstall on your OPNsense GUI —> Uninstall Zenarmor Packet Engine

I hope it's the right way  :)

[lrosenman]

check and see if the plugin is still installed.

[k0ns0l3]

everything is uninstalled checked  8)

[lrosenman]

I'm out of ideas.

@franco, @mb, @sy?

[mb]

@lrosenman thanks.

@k0ns0l3 run below command on the console, that should unmount the file system.

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/sbin/umount /dev/md43

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Followed by

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mdconfig -d -u 43

What I simply don't know is, whether the RAM disk will be recreated at reboot.

[k0ns0l3]

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swapinfo
Device          1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity
/dev/gpt/swapfs   8388608        0  8388608     0%
/dev/md98         2097152        0  2097152     0%
Total            10485760        0 10485760     0%
@mb

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/sbin/umount /dev/md98
umount: /dev/md98: unknown file system

@pmhausen

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mdconfig -d -u 98
mdconfig: ioctl(/dev/mdctl): Device busy

funny  :(

[franco]

Well, nothing in core/plugins creates memory disks so this must be an extra script left behind somewhere in /usr/local/etc/rc.syshook.d ...


# grep -nr mdconfig /usr/local/etc/rc.syshook.d


Cheers,
Franco

[k0ns0l3]

@Franco

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grep -nr mdconfig /usr/local/etc/rc.syshook.d
root@OPNsense:~ #

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/usr/local/etc/rc.syshook.d # ls
backup carp early monitor start stop update


I didn't notice anything unusual  :-\

in my eyes this is a bug at installation and uninstall from    
Zenarmor (Sensei)

[franco]

I must admit I haven't read all of the thread but the question is: if it sticks after reboot it's a leftover script somewhere, isn't it?


Cheers,
Franco

[k0ns0l3]

at the moment I am overwhelmed myself and find no solution,in any case, this is not a clean uninstall of Zenarmor  ;)

now I have two swap  8)

Greetings