Hello! I use The Dude 6.37.1 and I have problem: agents on rb 2011 and another hardware mikrotik routers not work. I create agent in The Dude, but I see error "get settings failed: std failure: broken path (2)"
Why it not work?

Hi there,

I am seeing this same message after a new install of The Dude. What did you do to resolve?

Thanks in advance,
Isaac

Hello,

In my situation Dude repeatedly stops working after few days. I use CHR Routerboard version on Vmware ESXi. I should restart the virtual machine where Routerboard is installed to get it working again. I can access the routerboard with Winbox and enter commands, but nothing happens, commands doesn't work. Command ''system reboot'' doesn't reboot the system, because Dude service failed to stop. It shows "failed to stop dudes: std failure: timeout (13)". With both 6.37 and 6.37.1 version, the result is the same.

Any advice? Thanks in advance.
Edvin

Hello,

In my situation Dude repeatedly stops working after few days. I use CHR Routerboard version on Vmware ESXi. I should restart the virtual machine where Routerboard is installed to get it working again. I can access the routerboard with Winbox and enter commands, but nothing happens, commands doesn't work. Command ''system reboot'' doesn't reboot the system, because Dude service failed to stop. It shows "failed to stop dudes: std failure: timeout (13)". With both 6.37 and 6.37.1 version, the result is the same.

Any advice? Thanks in advance.
Edvin

This also happned with me and I've upgraded to 6.38rc19 and it stopped.

my ROS 6.37 x86 is more unstable than Charles Manson on crack. e-mail up/down alerts have broken text, network transfer is slow and for some reason, it shows like a hundred panels open ( I dont think its closing them properly). have to restart the client constantly because it starts glitching out.


is 6.38rc19 stable?

Oh, and for some reason my background images randomly dissappear from the disk drive. i have to re- upload at least 1 jpeg a day.

Server shouldn't delete any files. I would re-check if storage medium on which dude-data is located is in good shape.