I found a issue in secure edge node d35, when perform ‘date --set hhhh-mm-dd’ in console to change the system time, zkifc service will start to print in syslog very quickly and will not stop:
Jul 1 15:44:28 zkifc[923]: Zymkey is babbling…
Jul 1 15:44:28 zkifc[923]: Zymkey is babbling…
Jul 1 15:44:28 zkifc[923]: Zymkey is babbling…
Jul 1 15:44:28 zkifc[923]: Zymkey is babbling…
Jul 1 15:44:28 zkifc[923]: Zymkey is babbling…
This can be reproduced no matter NTP service is active or not.
Since it produces a log of logs, the disk space can be exhausted quickly.
@billy - I can’t easily reproduce this in our standard image setup. I’m wondering if perhaps there is some type of permissions issue? Can you detail if you have changed anything, like added another user, deleted the zymbit user, etc.? Please confirm that this is bullseye64, and whether or not you are running our Bootware add-on.
Still looking into this. I don’t think it will happen if you systemctl stop zkifc, set the date, then systemctl start zkifc. I will get you a better explanation on Monday. (We have a long weekend holiday).
@Billy Nothing concrete. Can you stop zkifc, set your date and restart zkifc? Does that prevent the Babbling message, or do you continue to have problems?