Hi,
this is normal and caused by using --dhcp-script by default. Dnsmasq
will need to retain one root user process to be able to spawn dhcp
handler scripts later.
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Am 28.05.2017 um 10:32 schrieb Kevin Darbyshire-Bryant:
> I just rebuilt & flashed my Archer C7 using gcc 6 and curiously I see
> two dnsmasq processes there as well, so I
> suspect there are two problems here not just 'gcc 7 breaks stuff'.
You are right. It was introduced with this commit:
On 28/05/17 08:02, e9hack wrote:
Hi,
if I select gcc 7.1.0 instead of gcc 6.3.0, anything seems to be work with
exception of dropbear and dnsmasq. It does
run two processes of dnsmasq. One runs as user root and the other as user
dnsmasq. DHCP and name resolution does work.
It occurs on all
Hi,
if I select gcc 7.1.0 instead of gcc 6.3.0, anything seems to be work with
exception of dropbear and dnsmasq. It does
run two processes of dnsmasq. One runs as user root and the other as user
dnsmasq. DHCP and name resolution does work.
It occurs on all of my three routers: Archer C7, wdr36
