What version of banIP are you running? I took a quick glance for “out of range” errors and did not find anything (other than an unrelated fixed bug report). Do you have plenty of memory available to process the blocklists? I know the firmwares are getting chunkier now with each upgrade and it sounds like you kept prior packages on the upgrade.
Have you tried to uninstall it and reinstall?
stop all banIP related services with /etc/init.d/banip stop
optional: remove the banip package (opkg remove banip)
Also, did you get any information from the CLI commands for status, report or lists that was out of the ordinary?
Syntax: /etc/init.d/banip [command]
Available commands:
start Start the service
stop Stop the service
restart Restart the service
reload Reload configuration files (or restart if service does not implement reload)
enable Enable service autostart
disable Disable service autostart
enabled Check if service is started on boot
refresh Refresh ipsets without new list downloads
suspend Suspend banIP processing
resume Resume banIP processing
query <IP> Query active banIP IPSets for a specific IP address
report [<cli>|<mail>|<gen>|<json>] Print banIP related IPset statistics
list [<add>|<add_asn>|<add_country>|<remove>|<remove_asn>|<remove_country>] <source(s)> List/Edit available sources
timer [<add> <tasks> <hour> [<minute>] [<weekday>]]|[<remove> <line no.>] List/Edit cron update intervals
version Print version information
running Check if service is running
status Service status
trace Start with syscall trace
If you don’t get a fix here from AX1800 users, you can always pop-over to the banIP thread with your version and error message and ask. I have banIP running on a Spitz (3.215) on v0.3.11 with a half dozen lists/30k IP’s at about 80%/97MB of ram used and an RPI with it that have been running fine for several months now while waiting for a little more traction on the 0.8.x builds of banIP for 22.0.3.
Its running 0.7.10. When i did the upgrade to 4.1 firmware it wiped the box the only plugins I have running are adguard and banip.
Memory isn’t an issue, I am just testing with Firehol2 list which isn’t that large.
Done multiple clean installs … the annoying thing is there isn’t any obvious error i can find in log files. I think i will try downgrading back to 3 firmware where it was working.
It sounds like you’ve installed several times, but other than checking dependencies, using the --force-maintainer command, trying an alternate blocklist set and/or moving your backup/report directories to a specified directory, looking at the banip.sh file did not give any indication of where the failure is occuring.
mkdir /opt/banip/backup
mkdir /opt/banip/report
Change directories for report and backup under Settings>Additional Settings to the new locations
/opt/banip/backup
/opt/banip/report
That is an odd error. Hopefully one the above items at least gets the report generated and IP’s populated.
Appreciate the help, however, no joy and i am stumped and I think i will try to roll back to previous firmware version.
I just did a complete reset of box and reloaded 4.1 from scratch and started with a completely clean install and banip did not work out of the box. At this point i think it has to be the firmware version. I have multiple small GL Mango boxes running ver 3 and no issue whatsoever.