igmpproxy script somehow does not do the trick about usg-kpn-ftth HOT 4 OPEN

Same here! Every time I lose power to my USG, IPTV doesn't come back up by itself again, I also have to restart using /opt/vyatta/bin/vyatta-op-cmd-wrapper restart igmp-proxy

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Same here. Whenever a situation like that occurs, I also have to run restart igmp-proxy manually. When I do that it will always mention the following:

Stopping IGMP proxy.
Starting IGMP proxy service.

Never something else. Only once have I seen a different output. In that case I ran pidof igmpproxy to see whether it was running or not and it wasn't, meaning... in all other cases it is likely already running, but doesn't do the trick for some reason.

The igmpproxy.sh script does exactly that when verifying whether it is running or not (pidof igmpproxy), if it isn't, than it will restart it and only in that case. As it's already running for me (and probably also for you guys), the script won't do anything. Even though it seems to require a restart, because after that everything works fine.

I was even thinking of removing the check and running the script every now and than, but restarting the service disrupts IPTV for a second or two, so that's not an option.

Does anyone have a fix for this?

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I have no way of checking if IGMP proxy is still doing its task besides checking if it is running. Maybe something can be done from the statistics but I'm not sure.

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For the moment I just added /opt/vyatta/bin/vyatta-op-cmd-wrapper restart igmp-proxy to the end of the kpn.sh script. Seems to work. Tested with a few simulated power outages.

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