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This is because there is a difference between the Erlang version and the Tsung version.
Tsung 1.7 and 1.8 work with Erlang version 22. The distribution with the correct Erlang version "22" is on Debian 10. On higher versions, the Erlang versions are too recent. The problem comes from Erlang's "sync_get" module: tsung can't find it:
I also tried compiling Erlang 22 on Debian 11, but there are too many side effects.
Unfortunately, I'm not a developer to be able to fix this; I simply used Debian version 10 to perform my load tests with SNMP metrics.
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christophenouvel commentedon Jun 3, 2025
Hi,
2 years later : same problem here!
Any help?
Thanks,
patricklbs commentedon Jul 18, 2025
Bonjour, Hello !
This is because there is a difference between the Erlang version and the Tsung version.
Tsung 1.7 and 1.8 work with Erlang version 22. The distribution with the correct Erlang version "22" is on Debian 10. On higher versions, the Erlang versions are too recent. The problem comes from Erlang's "sync_get" module: tsung can't find it:
I also tried compiling Erlang 22 on Debian 11, but there are too many side effects.
Unfortunately, I'm not a developer to be able to fix this; I simply used Debian version 10 to perform my load tests with SNMP metrics.
Erlang version:
erl -eval 'io:format("~s~n", [erlang:system_info(otp_release)]), halt().'Erlang module:
The sync_get module is the problem. I tried to work around it, but I'm a complete novice at development :(
Let's hope the development teams find a solution for us, because Tsung is truly awesome!!!
Patrick.