[mnet-devel] Nodes 2004-03-27

[osh at nbit.sigma.se]

I have your node in my logs, just not on a line of its own. It appears
every now and then like this.
2004-03-27_11:12:42 (HelloStats) id <xcjci>, version '0.6.2.364-STABLE',
platform 'win32', cs: <Relay to <xcjci> via <nw31m> at 41469c0c>,
sequence num: 26, pyver: '2.3.2 49, Oct  2 2003, 20:02:00 MSC v.1200 32
bit Intel', services: ['relay server', 'block server', 'publishing
block server', 'content tracker']

The above message is the only one I can see in the proximity to the time
You specified. It could have something to do with the fact that our
clocks aren't synchronized or something? I don't run NTP on <33bnp>.

Does the fact that <33bnp> knows that the cs is "Relay through <nw31m>"
for the node above mean that <33bnp> knows about <nw31m> in some
obscure way or is <33bnp> just repeating something told to it that it
really has no clue about?

There are a few (old) messages of this type too.
2004-03-27_14:12:47 () Failure to lookup contact info -- unknown nodeId
<nw31m>, targetpeer: None
Most are much older than this though. This is the only one on the
27:th.

Another interesting thing is that I can't see any other messages from
<nw31m>. How come You can see a response from my node that doesn't show
up in my log?
I grepped for the message-id's in your mail but couldn't find any of
them in the log.

Perhaps I need to upgrade <33bnp>? What's a good branch now? Currently
I'm on "working-metatracker"

Oscar

Quoting Zooko O'Whielacronx <zooko at zooko.com>:

> 
> > I'm not really sure. 
> > I have seen from nodes in on the inside of my firewall that they
> get a
> > "connection refused" when trying to talk to <33bnp> which is the
> node
> > generating these logs. 
> > Has anyone else seen this, or is it just my nodes that this happens
> to?
> 
> I haven't seen such a thing.
> 
> > One explanation I can think of is that <33bnp> has been
> "handicapped" or
> > something from this "connection refused" thing and therefor
> <nw31m>
> > won't talk to it. Could that be it?
> 
> I don't think so.  <nw31m> has sent and received many messages with
> <33bnp>.
> Here's from my current log file.  The log began at:
> 
> 2004-03-27_10:59:18 () NOTE: Loading '0.6.3.379-UNSTABLE' version
> config file 
> while running '0.6.3.380-UNSTABLE' version confutils
> 
> First sent to <33bnp>:
> 
> 2004-03-27_10:59:33 () ---> <33bnp>: sending: (id: <xhmpg>, type:
> list servers,
> 
> First received from <33bnp>:
> 
> 2004-03-27_10:59:44 () <=== <33bnp>: receiving: (id: <1qat8>, type:
> list servers
> response, ref: <xhmpg>
> 
> Most recent message with <33bnp>:
> 
> 2004-03-28_06:03:08 () <=== <33bnp>: receiving: (id: <aj4os>, type:
> do you have 
> blocks response
> 
> > How often does running nodes check bootpages?
> 
> Every fifteen minutes, the node loads another bootpage.  More often
> if it is
> having trouble reaching any metatrackers.
> 
> --Z
> 
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