Question from a noob in this area. From what I understand Home Assistant uses aioasuswrt to pull data from asus devices. I have a RT-N66U where I use telnet to pull data from router.
The problem I have now is the router end up with ~400 telnet connections after a while and stops wotking.
Feb 17 20:00:37 disk_monitor: Got SIGALRM...
Feb 17 20:11:49 kernel: SKIPPED false Type 6 Radar Detection. min_pw=24 pw_delta=0 pri=60119 fm_min=0 fm_max=0 nconsecq_pulses=1. Time from last detection = 1894, = 31min 34sec. Detected pulse index: 4
Feb 17 20:28:44 telnetd[332]: vfork: Cannot allocate memory
Feb 17 20:29:05 telnetd[332]: vfork: Cannot allocate memory
From router:
N66U:/tmp# netstat -t| grep telnet|wc -l with a result of 386.
I do have an option in the router gui to "close telnet sessions with a value between 10-99" turning that on will do some hourekeeping and everythings works again.
So my question is, where and who will close the session?
flysen
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5 years ago
Question from a noob in this area. From what I understand Home Assistant uses aioasuswrt to pull data from asus devices. I have a RT-N66U where I use telnet to pull data from router. The problem I have now is the router end up with ~400 telnet connections after a while and stops wotking.
From router:
N66U:/tmp# netstat -t| grep telnet|wc -lwith a result of 386.I do have an option in the router gui to "close telnet sessions with a value between 10-99" turning that on will do some hourekeeping and everythings works again.
So my question is, where and who will close the session?
Cheers Fredrik