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On reboot of host, AGH fails to load local filters #5835
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After some more digging it seems that the issue is that after a reboot AGH for some reason fails to load the local files, and enters a failure state thereafter that a restart of the service doesn't fix. I see nothing in logs indicating this failure. FWIW I do keep the lists on a mounted USB stick, but the AGH binary is installed to the same place so I don't think it's a mounting or timing issue. Is there a way to force rechecking of the files via an API or similar in the same way toggling the ticking does? |
Hi @sshaikh, are you still experiencing this? |
Hi - unfortunately I had since stopped using agh because of this and other memory issues. |
Prerequisites
I have checked the Wiki and Discussions and found no answer
I have searched other issues and found no duplicates
I want to report a bug and not ask a question
Operating system type
Linux, OpenWrt
CPU architecture
ARMv7
Installation
Other (please mention in the description)
Setup
On one machine
AdGuard Home version
Version: v0.107.21
Description
What did you do?
Switched all my lists to local files as per #5606
Expected result
For AGH to use the local lists
Actual result
After some time (or perhaps updates/restarts), the rules counts and last updated field blank out, and thus AGH stops blocking anything
Screenshots (if applicable)
Additional information
I'm seeing an issue where adguard stops seeing lists added via local file. The entries are still there, but the
Rules Count
is 0 and theLast Updated
is blank.Unticking and reticking the entry reloads the file.
AGH list updates are disabled and I run this every night to update. Running the script arbitrarily doesn't seem to have a problem:
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