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Hi all. Things had been going pretty well for me and my client as far as gemini is concerned. However, as of tonight I am getting prematurely dropped connections from a lot of servers. Nothing in my code has changes (nothing that would have an effect on the connection). My tls.Dial function returns an EOF error. This apparently occurs when the remote server terminates the connection before the handshake is complete. If any of you running servers know why this might be happening I would greatly appreciate any input. I am still able to reach most servers with AV-98... so I do not really understand the issue :-/ Semi-related, here is what I have as the current landscape: gemini.conman.org - Up and no issues zaibatsu.circumlunar.space - Up and no issues typed-hole.org - Up and no issues earthlight.xyz - Had a bad certificate, now I get this EOF issue carcosa.net - Had bad certificate, now I get connection reset by peer heavysquare.com - was Up/fine, now I get connection reset by peer mozz.us - was up/fine, now I get EOF tilde.black - was up (I love some of the content there in particular), now EOF tilde.pink - was fine/up, now EOF vger.cloud - was up/fine, now EOF yam655.com - was up/fine, now EOF As you can see, I am only able to visit a small subset of servers all of a sudden. The fact that I am still able to visit any seems to indicate that the code has not broken (particularly since it seems to be the remote host dropping connections in each case). Does anyone see any pattern that makes sense? Maybe all of the EOFs are running the same server software or something? Any help or advice would be really appreciated. This is quite frustrating. Thanks!
TLDR; Disregard my last email. Thank you for your time. Ok. Weirdest thing, two hours later (only a bit later from the last e-mail), everything is back to how it was. Very very strange. Again, no code change, just suddenly working... Actual lay of the land as I see it from my client: gemini.conman.org - up and no issues zaibatsu.circumlunar.space - up and no issues typed-hole.org - up and no issues earthlight.xyz - up/no issues carcosa.net - host name does not match, bad certificate heavysquare.com - up/no issues mozz.us - up/no issues tilde.black - up/no issues tilde.pink - up/no issues vger.cloud - up/no issues yam655.com - up/no issues dgold - permanently dead? red consensus - permanently dead? Again, sorry for the weird report in the last email. Thanks to anyone who saw it and started looking into it. If there was any common ground to those servers though (such as server software) it would be interesting to know if there was a bug that may have caused a temporary issue or something...
> dgold - permanently dead? > red consensus - permanently dead? I'm touch with dgold via Mastodon and tfurrows via many channels. I'll politely poke them this evening to see what the situation is with these servers. -Solderpunk
It was thus said that the Great Brian Evans once stated: > > Again, sorry for the weird report in the last email. Thanks to anyone > who saw it and started looking into it. If there was any common ground > to those servers though (such as server software) it would be interesting > to know if there was a bug that may have caused a temporary issue or > something... I'll start ... gemini.conman.org GLV-1.12556 [1] -spc [1] Written in Lua https://github.com/spc476/GLV-1.12556
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 05:26:16AM -0400, Sean Conner wrote: > It was thus said that the Great Brian Evans once stated: > > > > Again, sorry for the weird report in the last email. Thanks to anyone > > who saw it and started looking into it. If there was any common ground > > to those servers though (such as server software) it would be interesting > > to know if there was a bug that may have caused a temporary issue or > > something... > > I'll start ... > > gemini.conman.org GLV-1.12556 [1] > > -spc > > [1] Written in Lua > https://github.com/spc476/GLV-1.12556 tilde.pink Jetforce v0.1.0
> > tilde.pink Jetforce v0.1.0 > zaibatsu.circumlunar.space GeGoBi But not for long! Stay tuned...
On 10/14/2019 7:17 AM, tiwesdaeg at tilde.pink wrote: > On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 05:26:16AM -0400, Sean Conner wrote: >> >> I'll start ... >> >> gemini.conman.org GLV-1.12556 [1] >> >> -spc >> >> [1] Written in Lua >> https://github.com/spc476/GLV-1.12556 > > tilde.pink Jetforce v0.1.0 > Vger.Cloud Jetforce v0.0.7 -- Bradley D. Thornton Manager Network Services http://NorthTech.US TEL: +1.310.421.8268
> I'm touch with dgold via Mastodon and tfurrows via many channels. I'll > politely poke them this evening to see what the situation is with these > servers. The Gemini server at the Red Consensus is back! The software was not automatically restarting after system reboots, and tfurrows hadn't noticed the outage. He's going to try to fix this, but in general disappearances should be attributed to it being "unreliable" rather than deliberately "gone". I've not heard back yet from dgold. -Solderpunk
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