Maintainer: @BKPepe
Environment:
Model GL-MT300N-V2
Architecture MediaTek MT7628AN ver:1 eco:2
Firmware Version OpenWrt 19.07.0 r10860-a3ffeb413b / LuCI openwrt-19.07 branch git-20.006.26738-35aa527
This error has been present since upgrade to latest version.
An error is seen in the syslog attributed to the package netdata. This error appears every 2 seconds. the start of the error cannot be seen in the log.
Fri Jan 31 06:40:54 2020 daemon.err netdata[1853]: PROCFILE: Cannot open file '/proc/sysvipc/shm'
Fri Jan 31 06:40:56 2020 daemon.err netdata[1853]: PROCFILE: Cannot open file '/proc/sysvipc/shm'
Fri Jan 31 06:40:58 2020 daemon.err netdata[1853]: PROCFILE: Cannot open file '/proc/sysvipc/shm'
File does not exist

Note that, on the first attempt to upgrade OpenWrt, resulted in a large number of errors from Netdata.
I subsequently removed Netdata, re applied the upgrade firmware, and reinstalled Netdata.
In the Netdata GUI it reports as this version

I have fixed the symptoms, but I am not sure it should have been an issue in the first place.
Ref Issue https://github.com/openwrt/packages/issues/8968
TL;DR The solution is to disable the ipc plugin.
To help others:
Netdata works on default settings overwritten by settings in /etc/netdata/netdata.conf You can see the settings in use by navigating to http://IP_where_netdata_is_running:19999/netdata.conf.
SSH into the router and edit the /etc/netdata/netdata.conf file and add the following lines
[plugin:proc]
ipc = no
You can add in the nano editor from the System -> Software menu on LuCI.
Reboot, and the log messages are gone.
HTH
I take it this is solved?
I take it this is solved?
Ah yes, sorry should have closed.
Most helpful comment
I have fixed the symptoms, but I am not sure it should have been an issue in the first place.
Ref Issue https://github.com/openwrt/packages/issues/8968
TL;DR The solution is to disable the ipc plugin.
To help others:
Netdata works on default settings overwritten by settings in
/etc/netdata/netdata.confYou can see the settings in use by navigating tohttp://IP_where_netdata_is_running:19999/netdata.conf.SSH into the router and edit the
/etc/netdata/netdata.conffile and add the following linesYou can add in the nano editor from the System -> Software menu on LuCI.
Reboot, and the log messages are gone.
HTH