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Tool that monitors, analyzes and limits the bandwidth of devices on the local network without administrative access.
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Error: qdisc root handle could not be created #3

Open Mikewins1 opened 5 years ago

Mikewins1 commented 5 years ago

ERR qdisc root handle could not be created. maybe flush network settings (--flush).

Raspberry pi 3 with kali. I did the --flush but still same error

leonardus commented 5 years ago

This should be fixed by #5.

kgracki commented 5 years ago

The same issue here - manjaro linux 4.9, run in venv python 3.7

bitbrute commented 5 years ago

This issue should be fixed by ab73d5e0a12bf39fe18cc686f561aefd169d3284. Feedback would be appreciated.

wmhaganjr1013 commented 5 years ago

new here but i have same error Kali Linux

wmhaganjr1013 commented 5 years ago

also not blocking anything

leonardus commented 5 years ago

new here but i have same error Kali Linux

Are you running a release, or did you git clone the latest version?

wmhaganjr1013 commented 5 years ago

I have git clone. Today

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bitbrute commented 5 years ago

Since you opened up another issue, the discussion will be redirected to #6 .

hemrajmeena commented 5 years ago

ERR qdisc root handle could not be created. maybe flush network settings (--flush).

i also have the same error can anyone help me in removing it

cyberpunk4535 commented 5 years ago

can't block or limit, help pls

sumitsharma-hub commented 5 years ago

same problem of qdisk in bash pls help

bitbrute commented 5 years ago

Have you tried running EvilLimiter with the --flush flag?

bitbrute commented 5 years ago

If it still does not work, could you send me the output of this command: tc qdisc add dev [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] root handle 1:0 htb ... replace [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] with the actual network interface name.

ghost commented 4 years ago

If it still does not work, could you send me the output of this command: tc qdisc add dev [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] root handle 1:0 htb ... replace [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] with the actual network interface name.

the same problem but when I ran the command you said this was the output RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directory.

bitbrute commented 4 years ago

Maybe the Kernel module sch_netem is missing. You can check it using modprobe sch_netem.

ghost commented 4 years ago

I don't have modprobe and i can't find a way to install it.

bitbrute commented 4 years ago

Can I ask what operating system you are using?

ghost commented 4 years ago

Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 9.11 (stretch) Release: 9.11 Codename: stretch

Saeed44353204 commented 4 years ago

termux

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TrusM3Daddy commented 4 years ago

sudo evillimiter --flush

That command should fix it

davex2012 commented 4 years ago

sudo evillimiter --flush

That command should fix it

Need to re-run this command every times. Its means you can't limit any devices.

robinsrk commented 4 years ago

sudo evillimiter --flush

That command should fix it

tried, not fixing the problem. any other way to fix?

ghost commented 4 years ago

Same

bitbrute commented 4 years ago

termux

EvilLimiter does not and will never work on Termux. See #36

Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 9.11 (stretch) Release: 9.11 Codename: stretch

Are you running the commands as a root user (sudo)?

tried, not fixing the problem. any other way to fix?

What is your output when you execute the command I posted recently?:

If it still does not work, could you send me the output of this command: tc qdisc add dev [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] root handle 1:0 htb ... replace [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] with the actual network interface name.

Halpmewithdis commented 4 years ago

I have the same problem please help. I flush it using sudo evillimiter --flush, then it says flush ok but then it says ERR qdisc root handle could not be created. maybe flush network settings (--flush).

willemijns commented 4 years ago

I have

Error: Exclusivity flag on, cannot modify.

with the "tc" commandline

ghost commented 4 years ago

my problem is most likely that I am using a Linux container and it's a light version of a Linux OS so some commands cant work

xerk5e55 commented 4 years ago

i have this problem last week, i use Debian Stretch 9.11 too, i resolve this problem by purging iproute2 and re-installing this after, now i want to check what commandline of TC have used to have this problem,

CRO-THEHACKER commented 4 years ago

Seems like the TC command has some sort system error? I know Deb16.04+ has an working TC command. Could be an system error, try and see if you can find the current build with an PPA

CRO-THEHACKER commented 4 years ago

Here is more about TC qdisk

Link1 @ Linux.com Link2 @ stackexchange.com

Ted-AfroEm commented 3 years ago

qdisc root handle could not be created. maybe flush network settings (--flush).

Al-Marmouche2006 commented 3 years ago

Have you tried running EvilLimiter with the --flush flag?

i hate myself lmao

fn-ix commented 3 years ago

Still getting the error even with the --flush flag, running version 1.5.0 on Arch.

Ethio-Cybrary commented 3 years ago

sudo evillimiter --flush That command should fix it

Need to re-run this command every times. Its means you can't limit any devices.

Thanks It Works

mtlhdnrd commented 2 years ago

I just encountered this same error msg. I've been using evillimiter for a while, and now it doesn't work out of the blue. I also tried -f and nothing's changed. I'm on Arch.

mertensnova commented 2 years ago

If it still does not work, could you send me the output of this command: tc qdisc add dev [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] root handle 1:0 htb ... replace [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] with the actual network interface name.

It shows Cannot find device "[eth0]" What shall I do?

mtlhdnrd commented 2 years ago

If it still does not work, could you send me the output of this command: tc qdisc add dev [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] root handle 1:0 htb ... replace [YOUR INTERFACE NAME] with the actual network interface name.

It shows Cannot find device "[eth0]" What shall I do?

are you sure your interface is called eth0?

chrstnkln commented 2 years ago

You are not supposed to put you interface name in square brackets. Type eth0, instead of [eth0].

mertensnova commented 2 years ago

Yes it is

mertensnova commented 2 years ago

You are not supposed to put you interface name in square brackets. Type eth0, instead of [eth0].

Yea your right, but it showed a new error. Error: Specified qdisc not found.

kali1013 commented 2 years ago

Err to (tc qdisc add dev eth0 root handle 1:0 htb) specified qdisc not found

elhananjair commented 1 year ago

Some of you guys might have this problem: Install iproute-tc package on your system and you are good to go

For Fedora sudo dnf install iproute-tc