[RndTbl] sshd: Corrupted MAC on input.
Alberto Abrao
alberto at abrao.net
Mon Aug 10 11:19:53 CDT 2020
I don't run any heavy workload such as this one, but I would not be
surprised if that fixes your problem for good. I had quite a few issues
with Intel NICs on Linux - especially with the 3.x kernel - that were
solved by disabling GSO/RSO/TSO.
Kind regards,
Alberto Abrao
204-202-1778
204-558-6886
www.abrao.net
On 2020-08-10 10:57 a.m., Gilbert E. Detillieux wrote:
> On 2020-08-04 1:28 p.m., Gilbert E. Detillieux wrote:
>> On 2020-08-04 12:55 p.m., Adam Thompson wrote:
>>> I can't remember, did you try disabling HW offload on both sending
>>> and receiving ends already? (Either end could trigger the SSH abort.)
>>
>> I hadn't yet. (I was trying a few other things first, such as
>> changing MAC algorithms, and rebooting with the older kernel, neither
>> of which seemed to affect things.)
>>
>> I've now disabled both rx and tx checksum offloading. We'll see if
>> that makes a difference.
> So, after almost 6 days running with rx and tx checksum offloading
> disabled, not a single "Corrupted MAC on input" error! My overnight
> rsync now runs to completion.
>
> I hope this isn't premature, but I think we found the problem! (Who
> would have thought it could make such a difference?!)
>
> It also doesn't seem to have caused a noticeable performance hit. I'm
> thinking we were disk I/O bound on the remote (receiving) end, anyway,
> so if the network I/O is a bit slower, we wouldn't see it.
>
> Thanks, everyone, for your suggestions!
>
> Gilbert
>
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