[isf-wifidog] Error: couldn't find the requested token
Benoit Grégoire
benoitg at coeus.ca
Jeu 30 Juil 13:28:05 EDT 2009
On July 30, 2009, scott simecek wrote:
> Howdy,
> I am running the client and auth server on the same virtual server.
> It is running the latest Debian. I have one node and it is set as Splash
> Only. I got everything working yesterday and all seemed fine. I get the
> custom splash screen then first accessing the Internet then I am able to
> use the Internet. I left the server on last night and when I plugged into
> it this morning I received an error stating "We did not get a valid answer
> from the central server". I rebooted the server and everything was fine
> again. I have a second PC that also is accessing the Internet through
> wifidog and I keep opening up a browser to check the status. It was
> working fine as well but today I received the same error screen about net
> getting a valid answer from the central server. Looking at the output from
> the wifidog -f -d 7 I see:
>
> Auth: -1
> Messages: | Error: couldn't find the requested token.
> ]
> [6][Thu Jul 30 10:34:29 2009][10847](centralserver.c:162) Auth server
> returned authentication code -1 [7][Thu Jul 30 10:34:29
> 2009][10847](firewall.c:258) Locking client list [7][Thu Jul 30 10:34:29
> 2009][10847](firewall.c:258) Client list locked [6][Thu Jul 30 10:34:29
> 2009][10847](firewall.c:265) Checking client 192.168.8.12 for timeout:
> Last updated 1248964461 (8 seconds ago), timeout delay 300 seconds, current
> time 1248964469, [4][Thu Jul 30 10:34:29 2009][10847](firewall.c:333) Error
> communicating with auth server - leaving 192.168.8.12 as-is for now [7][Thu
> Jul 30 10:34:29 2009][10847](firewall.c:348) Unlocking client list [7][Thu
> Jul 30 10:34:29 2009][10847](firewall.c:348) Client list unlocked
>
> The odd thing to me was that I was able to still access the Internet from
> my PC so I would think communication with the auth server would be working
> fine. I hit the refresh button a few times on my second PC's browser and
> eventually the splash screen came up and all was well again. I have now
> restarted wifidog with -f -d 7 and I am capturing all of the output. Once
> this happens again I'll add more to this message. Would you like more
> information? Do you have any ideas?
Quite odd indeed. Could you:
1- Update your auth server to latest SVN, I added more informative error
messages specifically for you.
2- Send your gateway log again like above. Ideally also send the log starting
from the initial connection request (it's going to be quite large, so use
pastebin.org)
--
Benoit Grégoire
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