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Linux Client: v.1.0.50 Service Crashes with "unconfigured quic::network_stack_t" in Logs

Aaron
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In this article:
    Applicable to:
    • Twingate Component: Client
    • Platform: Linux
    • Version: 1.0.50

    Overview

    The Twingate Linux Client, version 1.0.50, has a known issue that can result in the Linux Client to crash in some environments. 

    Symptoms

    • The Linux Client crashes before successfully connecting.
    • The below unconfigured quic::network_stack_t instance message is seen in the Linux Twingate Client Logs.
      twingated[1250]: [ERROR] get: WARNING: using an unconfigured quic::network_stack_t instance
      systemd[1]: twingate.service: Main process exited, code=dumped, status=11/SEGV
      systemd[1]: twingate.service: Failed with result 'core-dump'.
      systemd[1]: twingate.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 1.
      systemd[1]: Stopped Twingate Remote Access Client.

    Resolution

    The underlying issue will be resolved in a future Linux Client release. Until then, a downgrade of the Linux Client is needed. It is advised to downgrade to the Twingate Linux Client 1.0.37 as there is a known issue in 1.0.49 covered in the below related section.

    Downgrade the Client through your applicable Linux package manager.

    • Debian/apt based systems will utilize the below command:
      sudo apt install twingate=1.0.37.35358

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