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Irc2PGuest48514
I'm having lots of trouble upgrading to 2.9.0
Irc2PGuest48514
when I restart the router the web console does not come up and according to netstat nobody is listening to any ports
Irc2PGuest48514
this behavior happens with both i2p+ and vanilla i2p
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I'm thinking something changed with jetty. I saw some commits about a jetty migration
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but are there any environment variables or configuration files I can change to force the router to do more logging so I can get an idea of what's going on
zzz
check wrapper log
Irc2PGuest48514
I don't see anything in wrapper.log. but I don't use the wrapper. I have a script that just runs java and the net.i2p.router.Router class
zzz
then look at wherever you're directing stdout/stderr
Irc2PGuest48514
sometimes I see stuff in I2P_CONFIG_DIR/data/logs/ like logs/logs-0.txt etc but there's nothing there either
Irc2PGuest48514
zzz: you think error messages and stuff should be printing out to stdout?
dr|z3d
if you can run with the wrapper for the purposes of identifying the issue, might be an idea.
Irc2PGuest48514
I don't think I ever see anything printed to stdout but mayhaps when I run java I can add some redirection operators
Irc2PGuest48514
my script simply does
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$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -Di2p.dir.base="${I2P_INSTALL_DIR}" -Di2p.dir.pid="${I2P_WORKSPACE_DIR}" -Di2p.dir.tmp="${I2P_WORKSPACE_DIR}/data/tmp/" -Di2p.dir.config="${I2P_WORKSPACE_DIR}/data/config/" -Djava.library.path="${I2P_INSTALL_DIR}:${I2P_INSTALL_DIR}/lib" -cp "${I2P_INSTALL_DIR}/lib/*" ${JAVA_OPTS} net.i2p.router.Router
zzz
wrapper.log is just normal redirected stdout/stderr, which is where fatal errors should be
Irc2PGuest48514
zzz: what about increasing the log level to Debug logging? can that be done at the command line?
zzz
does it just stop? what's the exit code?
Irc2PGuest48514
it doesn't exit. the program appears to be running. but there's no web console and there's no open sockets according to netstat
Irc2PGuest48514
hmm. the update has gotten bigger. could've sworn it was 9mb before and now it's 17.98mb.
zzz
you could run jvisualvm on it to see what it's doing
dr|z3d
'sudo netstat -anp |grep 7657 |grep LISTEN' returns nothing?
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dr|z3d: netstat -tlp returns nothing
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zzz: using jvisualvm is a good idea. I'll give that a shot.
Irc2PGuest48514
well the situation is persistent. it happened again
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dr|z3d: no I'm pretty confident that it's not getting to the point where it opens any sockets
Irc2PGuest48514
redirecting stdout/stderr doesn't help but I do see messages in wrapper.log about the update being successfully applied
dr|z3d
do you want to try running with 'i2prouter start' just to see where that gets us, or you can't use the wrapper?
dr|z3d
ah, if you have wrapper.log then you're running with the wrapper.
dr|z3d
so keep an eye on wrapper.log and see if it tells you why it's failing to bring up the console.
Irc2PGuest48514
you know it's strange that anything at all gets written to wrapper.log since I'm starting it with just java. but there's nothing in wrapper.log after the update is successfully applied
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if I blow away the upgraded distro and go back to 2.8.2 everything works fine
dr|z3d
try running with the wrapper. see where that gets us.
Irc2PGuest48514
dr|z3d: when you say run with the wrapper you mean using the script $I2P_INSTALL_DIR/i2prouter (after making it executable)
dr|z3d
that's it.
dr|z3d
i2prouter start
Irc2PGuest48514
ok I'll have to modify that script I think. that script never works for me since I build i2p from source to create the distribution.
dr|z3d
it's a good idea to run with the wrapper.. it'll manage memory usage and allow you to restart the router from the console. otherwise, there's no ram limits applied, and you can only shutdown the router from the console.
Irc2PGuest48514
dr|z3d: the wrapper really assumes that you're using an installer. I get lots of weird errors with it. But I do wonder if the wrapper plays a part in the update process. I see commands like postinstall.sh
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then again I've been successfully updating this router for almost a decade (since 2017) and I think this is the first time I've had autoupdate blow up and render the router unusable
dr|z3d
the other thing you could try is renaming your existing config dir, and see if i2p starts up with a new profile/dir.
dr|z3d
mv ~/.i2p ~/.i2p_backup
dr|z3d
you'll want to stop i2p first.
Irc2PGuest48514
dr|z3d: you know I tried that. but the router didn't create a new config dir.
Irc2PGuest48514
I don't think running net.i2p.router.Router actually generates a config dir. (And I don't really want it to... when I run the router inside my IDE I don't want it to write anything to disk). But I am curious where the code is that generates config directories.
dr|z3d
you need a config dir. i2p won't run without one.
dr|z3d
see router/java/src/net/i2p/router/startup/WorkingDir.java
segfault
> In two releases, at 2.11.0, I2P will require Java 17.
segfault
why?
dr|z3d
because jetty 9 is EOL.
dr|z3d
and the current Jetty requires 17.
segfault
dr|z3d: thx
dr|z3d
np