HaaS doesn't collect data - check_fw multiple times in processes?

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I’d like to use the HaaS proxy and get relevant data from it, but it doesn’t seem to report it to the website.
There’s no active session and I suppose, that the issue has something to do with those two things:

  • The process /bin/sh /etc/rc.common /etc/init.d/haas-proxy check_fw seems to be running 20+ times, this doesn’t look normal
  • If I try to restart/stop/start the haas-proxy via SSH it just returns “Command failed: Not found” and repeats itself after a few seconds, even if I don’t do anything.

I’m running a Turris Omnia on version 3.11.18 and did already a reboot.

Did I miss something?

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Certainly! Here’s the information in text form:

Troubleshooting Steps for Haas Proxy Service on Turris Omnia Router

  1. Check for Errors:
    Run the command: logread | grep haas-proxy
    This will search the system logs for any entries related to the Haas proxy service.

  2. Check Service Status:
    Run the command: /etc/init.d/haas-proxy status
    This will show you whether the Haas proxy service is running or not.

  3. Restart Service:
    Run the command: /etc/init.d/haas-proxy restart
    This will attempt to restart the Haas proxy service.

  4. Check for Configuration Issues:
    Verify that the configuration files for the Haas proxy service are correct and not corrupted. The configuration dataenrichment files for the Haas proxy service are typically located in /etc/config/haas-proxy.

  5. Reinstall Haas Proxy:

  6. Run the commands:
    opkg update
    opkg install haas-proxy

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@james.holloway you are necro bumping old topic and sound like an AI. Prove you are a human :smiley: