Bug 19840
| Summary: | The weirdest filesystem problem I ever saw ... It's so hard to characterize | ||
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| Product: | Base System | Reporter: | scarter <scarter> |
| Component: | i386 | Assignee: | Greg Lehey <grog> |
| Status: | Closed FIXED | ||
| Severity: | Affects Only Me | ||
| Priority: | Normal | ||
| Version: | 3.4-RELEASE | ||
| Hardware: | Any | ||
| OS: | Any | ||
State Changed From-To: open->feedback Waiting for feedback. Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-bugs->grog grog is responding to this PR. State Changed From-To: feedback->closed Not a bug, user error. |
I have a pretty recent ports tree that includes mutt v1.2. I tried to install an updated version (v1.2.4) of mutt and started with the usual: [scarter@brass] tar -zxvf mutt-1.2.4i.tar.gz [scarter@brass] cd mutt-1.2.4 [scarter@brass] ./configure Tunnel51281 is up, line protocol is up configure: error: missing argument to -- I didnt even know where to start looking, so I searched my file system for the 'Tunnel51281' string and got the following: [root@brass] egrep -R 'Tunnel51281' /* /dev/rda0:$TEST = 'Tunnel51281 is up, line protocol is up'; /dev/rda0:> interface Tunnel51281 /dev/rda0:> Tunnel51281 is up, line protocol is down /dev/rda0:> .Oct 5 11:28:56 UTC: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Tunnel51281, changed state to up /dev/rda0:> Tunnel51281 206.251.0.45 YES unset up up /dev/rda0:! > interface Tunnel51281 /dev/rda0:! > Tunnel51281 is up, line protocol is down /dev/rda0:! > .Oct 5 11:28:56 UTC: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Tunnel51281, changed state to up /dev/rda0:! > Tunnel51281 206.251.0.45 YES unset up up /dev/rda0:interface Tunnel51281 /dev/rda0:interface Tunnel51281 /dev/rda0:Tunnel51281 206.251.0.252 YES unset up up /dev/rda0:Tunnel51281 LSP: BR1.PAO-1/1 -> HR1.SNV /dev/rda0:Tunnel51281 Searching further I found: [scarter@brass] pwd /home/scarter/bin [scarter@brass] egrep -R 'Tunn' * DNScheck: $interface =~ s/Tunnel/t/; getLSPinfo.pl:Router Tunnel Bandwidth Utilization getLSPinfo.pl: open(ROUTER, "$command 'sh int | i ^Tunnel| BW |output rate' $router |") getLSPinfo.pl: $tunnelflag = 1 if $line =~ '^Tunnel'; getLSPinfo.pl: if($line =~ '^Tunnel') { test:$TEST = 'Tunnel51281 is up, line protocol is up'; test:print "$TEST\n" if $TEST =~ '^Tunnel'; These are scripts in my ~/bin directory Further than this I don't even know how to describe it or fix it other than reinstall the system, but then the problem would be gone and you'd not be able to fix it. Fix: No idea ... I could delete the scripts ... How-To-Repeat: I can repeat it on my system as many time as needed. But I wouldnt know how to configure a system to do it. I will keep the system as is for a while, I can still use it until I need to install some software.