Open Navish360 opened 1 year ago
I've had wpa_supplicant working for a few years now on 1.x , and 2.x but with the new version upgrade to the UDMSE seems like it broke after the update. I've done a full reset on the UDMSE, and reinstalled Podman, but keep getting an error when trying to run the podman container. When running
podman ps -a
I see the container is sitting in a "Created' status. I attempted to run the container usingpodman start <id>
but getting the message below.root@KenaxanetworksUDM-SE:~# podman start 87a338a89f32 ERRO[0000] json-file logging specified but not supported. Choosing k8s-file logging instead Error: OCI runtime error: unable to start container "87a338a89f3247c970b160e1a2b9a9f93fdb7dfc92914d0bb745a7d4cb801653": runc create failed: unable to start container process: error during container init: error setting cgroup config for procHooks process: bpf_prog_query(BPF_CGROUP_DEVICE) failed: function not implemented
I have no idea what could be causing it or what dependency I'm missing to get the container started.
-Navish A.
The UDMSE doesn't have podman installed. They are removing it on the UDMP/UXG when 2.0 comes to it. There is still a way to bypass without podman.
I've had wpa_supplicant working for a few years now on 1.x , and 2.x but with the new version upgrade to the UDMSE seems like it broke after the update. I've done a full reset on the UDMSE, and reinstalled Podman, but keep getting an error when trying to run the podman container. When running
podman ps -a
I see the container is sitting in a "Created' status. I attempted to run the container usingpodman start <id>
but getting the message below.root@KenaxanetworksUDM-SE:~# podman start 87a338a89f32 ERRO[0000] json-file logging specified but not supported. Choosing k8s-file logging instead Error: OCI runtime error: unable to start container "87a338a89f3247c970b160e1a2b9a9f93fdb7dfc92914d0bb745a7d4cb801653": runc create failed: unable to start container process: error during container init: error setting cgroup config for procHooks process: bpf_prog_query(BPF_CGROUP_DEVICE) failed: function not implemented
I have no idea what could be causing it or what dependency I'm missing to get the container started. -Navish A.
The UDMSE doesn't have podman installed. They are removing it on the UDMP/UXG when 2.0 comes to it. There is still a way to bypass without podman.
Yeah I know they removed podman out of the UDMSE awhile back, but it's still possible to install using unifi-os utilities by @boostchicken. If 3.x finally breaks integration on Podman I can't think of what other ways it would be possible to bypass the ATT gateway than wpa_supplicant.
I will say there have been other developments on the bypass space with buying your own ONT. Theres a big discussion about it on dslreports.com forums. Look for "bye bye 802.1x" in the att uverse forum section. But look into this post on reddit https://old.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/q7qk3m/udm_se_persisted_debian_packages_installation/ Look in the comments it should help
Yep, I've been after that bypass but unfortunately I'm one of the few that still require wpa_supplicant to be ran alongside the SFP ONT bypass. It's still unknown why some people require wpa_supplicant, and some don't when doing that method.
Yeah ive seen that but look into that reddit thread some asked about doing the bypass and there is decent instructions in a comment thread.
I'll take a look into
I've had wpa_supplicant working for a few years now on 1.x , and 2.x but with the new version upgrade to the UDMSE seems like it broke after the update. I've done a full reset on the UDMSE, and reinstalled Podman, but keep getting an error when trying to run the podman container. When running
podman ps -a
I see the container is sitting in a "Created' status. I attempted to run the container usingpodman start <id>
but getting the message below.I have no idea what could be causing it or what dependency I'm missing to get the container started.
-Navish A.