Problem with Google

Software SW help
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You have my verbose log in PM.

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If you are affected by this problem, please try installing http://repo.turris.cz/omnia-dev-ondrej/packages/turrispackages/knot-resolver_1.2.6-1_mvebu.ipk
Download the package to Turris Omnia and install using opkg. Something like:

cd /tmp
wget https://repo.turris.cz/omnia-dev-ondrej/packages/turrispackages/knot-resolver_1.2.6-1_mvebu.ipk
opkg install knot-resolver_1.2.6-1_mvebu.ipk

And please report back whether it has helped you or not (it should). The problem manifest itself only with slightly unreliable authoritative nameservers (or networks) that makes some packets to be lost.

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For the people who want all the technical details on that awful and serious bug, see the Knot resolvers issues #178 https://gitlab.labs.nic.cz/knot/resolver/issues/178 and #179.https://gitlab.labs.nic.cz/knot/resolver/issues/179 (it is not Google-specific)

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This seems to fix the issue :slight_smile:

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I can confirm this, I applied your patch and it seems it fixed the issue.

I would appreciate if:

  • all Turris team members have turris_team icon badge (I’d like to know if the patch/advice I’m going to apply is from official team member)
  • you provide info what we have to do afterwards - I see my auto.lua was updated
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Seems to work indeed, stopped using the google dns. My android wifi sign isn’t showing the little cross anymore either. If anything happens I’ll reply but I hope not.

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Still works, thanks guys for the effort!

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any possible official update for this issue? I have 2 omnias where I dont have acces at this moment

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I installed package knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk yesterday. And after 24 hours still ok. IMHO this package solve described problem with Google.

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I can’t install this package, i don’t understand why ?
root@turris:~# opkg install knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk
Collected errors:

  • wfopen: knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk: No such file or directory.
  • pkg_init_from_file: Failed to extract control file from knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk.
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You must make steps as described by “oerdnj” in previous post.

cd /tmp
wget https://repo.turris.cz/omnia-dev-ondrej/packages/turrispackages/knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk
opkg install knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk

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Zdravím, Ondřeji. Tato Vaše odpověď by se velice líbila @miska, který nám na konci semináře “Turris Omnia prakticky” promítl poslední slide s informací: “Na Internetu se to poslední dobou jen hemží návody typu stáhněte si pomocí wget nebo curl nějaký balíček či skript a nainstalujte či spusťte ho na svém routeru. To doma nikdy nedělejte. Jde to proti všem best practise.”

Potěšil by jste jej … :slight_smile:

P.S.: Sorry for Czech, but it is only a off-topic :slight_smile:

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This isn’t just “somewhere from the internet”. Still, I recommend you to use that link with https:// at least :wink:

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Good catch, I somehow missed the https:// in the repo.turris.cz, fixed, thanks.

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hello, did you change from:
knot-resolver_1.2.5-3_mvebu.ipk
to
knot-resolver_1.2.6-1_mvebu.ipk
?

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Hi,
at this moment i have installed 1.2.5-3 .
Now i try reinstall with 1.2.6 but for relevant result is need some time. (is need few hours)

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After three hours with version 1.2.6-1 it still works ok.

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The announcement for Turris 0S 3.6 (due today) includes an upgrade of the Knot resolver. Will it solve this very serious bug?

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I believe it will. (fill to 20 chars)

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The problem with Google that appeared in Turris OS 3.6.2 is fixed and tested in 3.6.3 that is now in RC branch and it should be out in master today.

EDIT: 3.6.3 update have been published, your routers should intstall it automatically soon. In case you are eager user :slight_smile: you can install it manually.

just write these lines in SSH

opkg update
updater.sh
reboot
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