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I'm running Jool 4.1.5 on a pair of Debian Buster machines, and (in the same arrangement as #352) both are performing NAT64 translation with Jool, and using joold to replicate session state between themselves.
Previously, I was running an old 4.9-series kernel on these machines, and session state replication worked correctly, however I have since upgraded to a 5.10-series kernel from the buster-backports repository, and session state replication no longer works.
I have attempted to ping a v6-translated v4 address from a v6-only machine behind the translators, and while the session state on the egress router is visible with jool session display --numeric --icmp, the session is not replicated to the second router, as the session is not visible with the same command. I see the following message in the first router's logs:
May 26 14:27:50 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:50 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:51 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:51 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:52 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:52 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:53 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:53 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
May 26 14:27:54 lathe joold: Error receiving packet from kernelspace: Invalid input data or parameter
[Due to external factors, I have limited time to look into this at present, so if more information is required it might take some time until I'm able to investigate further.]
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Yes, the versions of the kernel module and the userspace tools match. The only thing I changed was the kernel version (from 4.9 to 5.10), and I have DKMS set up to build the appropriate version of the kernel module automatically.
I'm running Jool 4.1.5 on a pair of Debian Buster machines, and (in the same arrangement as #352) both are performing NAT64 translation with Jool, and using
joold
to replicate session state between themselves.Previously, I was running an old 4.9-series kernel on these machines, and session state replication worked correctly, however I have since upgraded to a 5.10-series kernel from the
buster-backports
repository, and session state replication no longer works.I have attempted to ping a v6-translated v4 address from a v6-only machine behind the translators, and while the session state on the egress router is visible with
jool session display --numeric --icmp
, the session is not replicated to the second router, as the session is not visible with the same command. I see the following message in the first router's logs:[Due to external factors, I have limited time to look into this at present, so if more information is required it might take some time until I'm able to investigate further.]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: