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Upload error with radiusdesk and coovachilli

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KML
2014-08-22
2015-01-25
  • KML

    KML - 2014-08-22

    I am testing the radiusdesk VM version 2 since 4 days and it is not possible to upload files on internet. In facebook, when you try to add some pictures, you have errors everytime. Also the facebook tchat can't show. Even on Gmail, Yahoo it is not possible to upload some attachments.

    A lot of websites can't show properly. I make some research and i found that the bug come from coovachilli but i didn't find any solutions. The same problem occurs on Google chrome, opera and firefox.

    But when i use the direct internet connection, i don't have these issues.

    Any help!

     
    • Dirk van der Walt

      Hi KML,

      This is weird. I've just tried on the VM using Firefox and uploading an
      attachment with an email in gmail without any problems.
      Perhaps you can try the following:

      1.) Restarting the VM
      2.) Run the VM on another host machine
      3.) Try connecting to the VM from another client

      Kind regards

      On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 6:15 PM, KML kml29@users.sf.net wrote:

      I am testing the radiusdesk VM version 2 since 4 days and it is not
      possible to upload files on internet. In facebook, when you try to add some
      pictures, you have errors everytime. Also the facebook tchat can't show.
      Even on Gmail, Yahoo it is not possible to upload some attachments.

      A lot of websites can't show properly. I make some research and i found
      that the bug come from coovachilli but i didn't find any solutions. The
      same problem occurs on Google chrome, opera and firefox.

      But when i use the direct internet connection, i don't have these issues.

      Any help!

      Upload error with radiusdesk and coovachilli
      https://sourceforge.net/p/radiusdesk/discussion/help/thread/1f849cc5/?limit=25#d4af


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      • KML

        KML - 2014-08-24

        i restart the VM, Run the VM on another host machine
        and connect to the VM from another client but i have the same problem. AND i am not the only one --> http://coova.org/node/5109

         
  • Dirk van der Walt

    Hi,

    The WAN interface of your VM, does it have a public or private IP Address? On my test setup I have a private IP Address (192.168.1.x) which I get from my DSL router.

    Wonder if a public IP Address might be a cause of problems...

     
    • KML

      KML - 2014-08-25

      Which version of virtualbox do you use?

       
  • KML

    KML - 2014-08-24

    on the WAN interface the IP address is 192.168.1.111. i am using a Wimax router. I also try to change MTU from 1400 to 1500 but same problem.

    So i try the live CD of easyhotspot because it's use an older version of coovachilli 1.0 and upload work nicely on facebook and yahoo. I think that the problem come from coovachilli.

    i will take a snapshot of radiusdesk VM and then try to downgrade coovachilli to 1.2.5.

     

    Last edit: KML 2014-08-25
  • Dirk van der Walt

    Hi,

    Can I ask you perhaps to do a small other test (now that you mention the linux kernel)

    Can you download the previous VM and see if you have the same problem. The current VM was build on a basic image:

    http://virtualboxes.org/images/ubuntu-server/

    This image is much smaller than a minimum install if Ubuntu 14.04 so it might be that it got crippled in some way.

    Kind regards

     
  • KML

    KML - 2014-09-16

    OK problem solve.

    This time i make some test on the WAN router, i change config from DHCP to pppoe and everything work now. The DHCP setting use proxy and firewall. Maybe that is why some tcp frames are block when sending big files.

    That's why you didn't have this issue.

    But i don't know how and why old linux kernel even on dhcp in WAN Router can't upload on internet.

     
  • KML

    KML - 2014-10-01

    In my test i found another thing really important. If your radiudesk server is connected with equipments which use fast ethernet card; you should use fast ethernet III in the network configuration of virtualbox.

    Why?

    If you server is connected on fast ethernet card in the other side (modem or wifi router) and you use the default (Gigabit 1000 MT) driver in virtualbox, you will have a lot of tcp retransmissions and timeout because autonegotiation between your server and the modem fails. That is why the upload trafic can be very slow or when you will try to send a file on internet, you will have a big error all the time.
    On one side you have a gigabit card and on the other side you have a fast ethernet card. You can look your network card speed or autonegotiation config using this command in root mode (mii-tool).

    I also try to force radiusdesk VM to use 100Mbits using this command: (ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 autoneg on) But it fails to apply this configuration.

    So what i did?

    I change the network driver in virtualbox to Pcnet Fast III and i add these lines in: /etc/rc.local

    ethtool -s eth0 autoneg on
    ethtool -s eth0 speed 100
    ethtool -s eth0 duplex full
    ethtool -s eth1 autoneg on
    ethtool -s eth1 speed 100
    ethtool -s eth1 duplex full

    So now i don't have anymore a problem to upload something on internet.

    The problem wasn't the linux kernel or coovachilli but network configuration in virtualbox and in the VM.

    THANKS

     
  • Dirk van der Walt

    Hi,

    Wow, that can have you running round in circles. Many thanks for the feedback. When time permits I plan to compose a Wiki Page with these nuggets for easy reference.

    Kind regards

     
  • Andrew

    Andrew - 2015-01-25

    Hello! If your on Linux (Ubuntu server with libvirt, not virtual box), and having similar issues, look here:
    https://sourceforge.net/p/radiusdesk/discussion/help/thread/b1de03b2/

     

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