Closed nanocat-net closed 9 months ago
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Now VPCS doesn't crash anymore, right?
I've no idea, I'm not a developer on this project, just a user, but since my Issue was open for getting on to 3 years with no activity, I thought it was time to clear it out. Do you want me to open it up again? Say the word and I will click the button :)
We fixed a crash issue on MAC in August. I was afraid that the problem was still present. You can leave the status as closed :-)
Could you post a link to the fix? Just in case this issue comes up in search results :)
The fix is here : https://github.com/GNS3/vpcs/issues/45
I'm using VPCS with my small networking class, because they're very lightweight and don't require the GNS3 VM to be installed.
I have 4 VPCS devices in the GNS3 project, connected to a GNS3 Switch. I am able to start the VPCS successfully, and perhaps I'm even able to run a couple of commands - I was able to configure the IP address for example - and then the VPCS will suddenly quit without warning.
The VPCS prints "Good-bye" and then closes the connection. GNS3 shows that the VPCS is still running.
When I telnet to the still-running VPCS, I get the same result:
Here's a full session showing a crash. The crash happened upon me pressing the up arrow key to recall the previous command. This time, the host doesn't tell me Good-bye, it just closes my connection.
When I launch a VPCS manually from the command line using
/Applications/GNS3.app/Contents/MacOS/vpcs -p 10001
, it doesn't crash after telnetting to localhost:10001 and messing with it for some time.