hi all,
was wondering if there are known issues of either wifi disconnecting on the version in subject or ssh daemon terminating. i’ve attempted to get verbose logs, but nothing much to report on. the rest of the nodes on my network are connected during the time the pi loses its connection. after I switch to wired, no further outages.
cheers and peace,
nacro.
Where does this version: (version 4.9.30 (264478)) come from?
Sam
SSH disconnects due to inactivity happen (to me) on wired, as well.
Perhaps this might be of help:
sam, found in /home/osmc/.kodi/temp/kodi.log:
root@osmc-gee:/home/osmc/.kodi/temp# head kodi.log
11:28:11.261 T:1925945856 NOTICE: special://profile/ is mapped to: special://masterprofile/
11:28:11.261 T:1925945856 NOTICE: -----------------------------------------------------------------------
11:28:11.261 T:1925945856 NOTICE: Starting Kodi (17.6). Platform: Linux ARM (Thumb) 32-bit
11:28:11.261 T:1925945856 NOTICE: Using Release Kodi x32 build (version for Raspberry Pi)
11:28:11.261 T:1925945856 NOTICE: Kodi compiled Jun 7 2018 by GCC 6.3.0 for Linux ARM (Thumb) 32-bit version 4.9.30 (264478)
cheers.
hi @dillthedog,
thanks for your response.
not really useful for me as I dont need to interact with the ssh session itself, i simply require ssh(d) running at all times as it should. i think something wrong with the wireless module or possibly a flaky wireless connection on the pi for another reason. anyway, no drop since wired configured. i might up verbose in sshd to attempt to trap it and revisit journalctl options.
cheers
Perhaps I misunderstood your original question. You wrote about “ssh daemon terminating”, which I took to mean it terminating SSH sessions but, from your latest reply, might also have meant the daemon itself terminating. Clearly, the latter shouldn’t be happening, and full logs would be necessary if we’re to have a chance of solving the problem.
NP 
I might have a look at it at some stage; got the powerline configured and all working as it should for now. Cheers.