Hi
° do you specify machine name or ip adres for that (big) CCNet ?
IP should bypass all dns systems, or adjust the hosts file of the
virutal pc
just to make sure CCNet is connecting to the server we think it's
connecting to,
and not another one. (maybe a ip's are also changed with that dns
change)
° verify the name
there is a difference between the dns name of a server, and it's real
name
netbios names and stuff like that
° can you do a continuous ping without interruptions?
ping -t -l 50000 theserver
° if you do telnet to the big CCNet server on the 443 port, do you get an
immediate connection?
or do you see a delay?
with kind regards
Ruben Willems
On 29 August 2013 19:57, Dan Winsor <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm at a complete loss and looking for suggestions. The background:
> Running CCNet 1.8.3 on a virtual machine that monitors another CCNet build
> and launches a set of MSTest automation tasks to setup a test environment
> using the latest build that completed and triggered this build. This used
> to work fine, at least from the CCNet side, until a week ago when our IT
> department flipped over to new DNS servers. Then all heck has broken
> loose. When CCNet launches (I run it interactively, but it launches on
> startup) it hangs at "Starting interrogator for project: <the only project
> on the server>" and when CCTray launches it hangs with a blank window as
> "(Not Responding)."
>
> Things I've tried:
>
> I removed the trigger and labeling block from my project both of which
> were trying to access the other CCNet server and thinking communication to
> that server might be causing the issue.
>
> I've run into problems in the past where port 21234 gets automatically
> blocked by our firewalls, so I switched other servers to 443 (also a
> suggestion from here). Therefore, even though we're working on a local
> host, I also switched over to 443.
>
> Other observations:
>
> I can get to the other server's dashboard via http and even launch
> builds. When I load my localhost's dashboard, it sort of loads, but some
> graphics, for example, don't display and it is much slower than before they
> switched over DNS.
>
> When I do go to the webpage for that server, I see the connection go past
> on the CCNet console. Yet if I try to launch a build, nothing happens.
>
> So I realize this is 1) a long shot and 2) not enough info, but does
> anyone have suggestions for me to investigate to try to figure out what the
> heck might be going wrong? Thanks very much in advance.
>
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