Closed piotr5 closed 10 months ago
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figured out it works as intended if only I wait. so set clock forward by 1 hour and then wait for 1 hour and it'll work again. here's the debug info once that happened (clock got changed by gentoo backwards from 12:19 to 11:19 and it started working at 12:19):
Thanks for letting us know
what happens is I start my computer and have all my internet blocked by portmaster and an empty black window titled portmaster is visible. then I restart the computer and everything works as expected.
what I expect to happen is that it works without the need to restart. what eventually allowed me to work without reboot is to
systemctl stop portmaster
i.e. turn off my firewall and internet is accessible again. I expect this not to be necessary and must mention that issuing this command on a console will never exit ultil I press ctrl-c. similarily when rebooting the portmaster service needs to time-out for reboot to happen...to reproduce the bug try setting date-time forward by 2 hours in bios before booting into a systemd linux with portmaster installed and some time-server. during startup of portmaster time gets changed back and the freeze will happen. race-condition? after the system has set the clock correctly, booting again will work correctly again...
sorry, no debug info, no idea how to get it without an actual interface...