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Conserver managing Cyclades TS - Connection Reset by Peer
I'm having a little trouble with my conserver setup and my Cyclades
TS3000. I have a Linux server running conserver and I have it talking
to the TS3000 with this config block:

default cyclades-01 {
type host;
host cyclades-01;
portbase 7000;
portinc 1;
rw *;
}

My console connections are hanging and I found a ton of these in the
logs:

[Thu Jul 13 13:54:30 2006] conserver (2787): ERROR: FileRead(): fd 9: Connection reset by peer
[Thu Jul 13 13:54:30 2006] conserver (2787): ERROR: [taft-02] read failure: unexpected EOF
[Thu Jul 13 13:54:30 2006] conserver (2787): [taft-02] automatic reinitialization
[Thu Jul 13 14:02:42 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR: FileRead(): fd 35: Connection reset by peer
[Thu Jul 13 14:02:42 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR: [tank-02] read failure: unexpected EOF
[Thu Jul 13 14:02:42 2006] conserver (2785): [tank-02] automatic reinitialization
[Thu Jul 13 14:02:43 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR: FileRead(): fd 33: Connection reset by peer
[Thu Jul 13 14:02:43 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR: [tank-03] read failure: unexpected EOF
[Thu Jul 13 14:02:43 2006] conserver (2785): [tank-03] automatic reinitialization

I turned off all of the buffering on the Cyclades, but I'm still hitting
this. I seems like the cyclades can't handle the load from conserver.
I'm running 39 of the 48 ports.

Has anyone run into similar problems? I'm running the latest firmware
from Cyclades.

Nate
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RE: Conserver managing Cyclades TS - Connection Reset by Peer [ In reply to ]
Just to confirm...

From the conserver host, you can telnet to the cyclades
by IP address at port 7000+n, yes? (Just ensuring that
routes are correct, and the Cyclades is set for reverse-tcp...)

You are using curly-braces in the conserver.cf file, and
there are no parenthesis masquerading as a bracket?

You have semicolons in all of the config lines of the
conserver.cf file, as seen in the example lines?

-Zonker-

-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces@conserver.com [mailto:users-bounces@conserver.com]
On Behalf Of Nathan Straz
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 12:09 PM
To: users@conserver.com
Subject: Conserver managing Cyclades TS - Connection Reset by Peer

I'm having a little trouble with my conserver setup and my Cyclades
TS3000. I have a Linux server running conserver and I have it talking
to the TS3000 with this config block:

default cyclades-01 {
type host;
host cyclades-01;
portbase 7000;
portinc 1;
rw *;
}

My console connections are hanging and I found a ton of these in the
logs:

[Thu Jul 13 13:54:30 2006] conserver (2787): ERROR: FileRead(): fd 9:
Connection reset by peer [Thu Jul 13 13:54:30 2006] conserver (2787):
ERROR: [taft-02] read failure: unexpected EOF [Thu Jul 13 13:54:30 2006]
conserver (2787): [taft-02] automatic reinitialization [Thu Jul 13
14:02:42 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR: FileRead(): fd 35: Connection
reset by peer [Thu Jul 13 14:02:42 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR:
[tank-02] read failure: unexpected EOF [Thu Jul 13 14:02:42 2006]
conserver (2785): [tank-02] automatic reinitialization [Thu Jul 13
14:02:43 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR: FileRead(): fd 33: Connection
reset by peer [Thu Jul 13 14:02:43 2006] conserver (2785): ERROR:
[tank-03] read failure: unexpected EOF [Thu Jul 13 14:02:43 2006]
conserver (2785): [tank-03] automatic reinitialization

I turned off all of the buffering on the Cyclades, but I'm still hitting
this. I seems like the cyclades can't handle the load from conserver.
I'm running 39 of the 48 ports.

Has anyone run into similar problems? I'm running the latest firmware
from Cyclades.

Nate
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Re: Conserver managing Cyclades TS - Connection Reset by Peer [ In reply to ]
On Jul 13 12:25, Harris, David (SBS US) wrote:
> Just to confirm...
>
> From the conserver host, you can telnet to the cyclades
> by IP address at port 7000+n, yes? (Just ensuring that
> routes are correct, and the Cyclades is set for reverse-tcp...)

Yes, it can connect initially. But after a random amount of time the
console hangs and it seems like the cyclades resets the connection.

reverse-tcp... I'll have to look at that. While digging through the
cyclades manual to find that I ran over all.protocol. Should that be
set to socket_server or raw_data?

> You are using curly-braces in the conserver.cf file, and
> there are no parenthesis masquerading as a bracket?
> You have semicolons in all of the config lines of the
> conserver.cf file, as seen in the example lines?

conserver is running without problems otherwise.

Nate
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RE: Conserver managing Cyclades TS - Connection Reset by Peer [ In reply to ]
Yes. All.protocol should be set to socket_server

-Z-

-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces On Behalf Of Nathan Straz
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 12:40 PM
To: users@conserver.com
Subject: Re: Conserver managing Cyclades TS - Connection Reset by Peer

On Jul 13 12:25, Harris, David (SBS US) wrote:
> Just to confirm...
>
> From the conserver host, you can telnet to the cyclades by IP
> address at port 7000+n, yes? (Just ensuring that routes are correct,
> and the Cyclades is set for reverse-tcp...)

Yes, it can connect initially. But after a random amount of time the
console hangs and it seems like the cyclades resets the connection.

reverse-tcp... I'll have to look at that. While digging through the
cyclades manual to find that I ran over all.protocol. Should that be
set to socket_server or raw_data?

> You are using curly-braces in the conserver.cf file, and there are
> no parenthesis masquerading as a bracket?
> You have semicolons in all of the config lines of the conserver.cf
> file, as seen in the example lines?

conserver is running without problems otherwise.

Nate
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