At 9:07 PM -0400 7/27/06, Garance A Drosihn wrote:
But if I restart pf after adding these lines to pf.conf:
# Allow all outgoing tcp and udp connections and keep state
pass out quick proto { tcp, udp } all keep state
then I have the problem where the second 'lpq' from a remote
host will hang, if it is done right after the first one.
The client-machine which is doing the lpq is a solaris
machine, so here is the 'snoop' output from that side
of things. Disclaimer: I'm not a networking expert,
so I'm hoping someone else will find this a lot more
obvious than I do.
Here's the packets from the first 'lpq', with various
names changed to protect the innocent (and to reduce
the wrapping a little bit...):
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1 0.00000 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
1 0.00000 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=13267
1 0.00000 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1503722122 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
1 0.00000 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
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2 0.00068 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
2 0.00068 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=48, ID=4007
2 0.00068 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515 Syn
Ack=1503722123 Seq=1874442309 Len=0 Win=65535 Options=<mss
1460,sackOK,eol>
2 0.00068 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023
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3 0.00072 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
3 0.00072 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=13268
3 0.00072 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=1874442310 Seq=1503722123 Len=0 Win=24820
3 0.00072 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
4 0.00088 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 63 bytes
4 0.00088 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=49, ID=13269
4 0.00088 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=1874442310 Seq=1503722123 Len=9 Win=24820
4 0.00088 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023 \3bill\n
________________________________
5 0.03003 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 132 bytes
5 0.03003 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=118, ID=4045
5 0.03003 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515
Ack=1503722132 Seq=1874442310 Len=78 Win=65535
5 0.03003 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023 Warning: bill is
________________________________
6 0.03014 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 60 bytes
6 0.03014 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=40, ID=4046
6 0.03014 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515 Fin
Ack=1503722132 Seq=1874442388 Len=0 Win=65535
6 0.03014 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023
________________________________
7 0.03020 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
7 0.03020 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=13270
7 0.03020 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=1874442388 Seq=1503722132 Len=0 Win=24820
7 0.03020 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
8 0.03022 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
8 0.03022 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=13271
8 0.03022 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=1874442389 Seq=1503722132 Len=0 Win=24820
8 0.03022 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
9 0.03074 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
9 0.03074 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=13272
9 0.03074 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Fin
Ack=1874442389 Seq=1503722132 Len=0 Win=24820
9 0.03074 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
10 0.03132 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 60 bytes
10 0.03132 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=40, ID=4047
10 0.03132 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515
Ack=1503722133 Seq=1874442389 Len=0 Win=65534
10 0.03132 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023
________________________________
and then here is the packets from the second 'lpq', done
right after the first one. It looks like the problem is
in the initial handshaking to get the connection started:
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11 7.19194 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
11 7.19194 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=13273
11 7.19194 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1505511645 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
11 7.19194 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
12 10.55769 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
12 10.55769 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=13274
12 10.55769 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1505511645 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
12 10.55769 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
13 17.30771 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
13 17.30771 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=13275
13 17.30771 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1505511645 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
13 17.30771 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
14 30.80785 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
14 30.80785 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=56013
14 30.80785 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1505511645 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
14 30.80785 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
15 57.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
15 57.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=56014
15 57.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1505511645 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
15 57.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
16 111.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
16 111.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=48, ID=56015
16 111.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Syn
Seq=1505511645 Len=0 Win=24820 Options=<nop,nop,sackOK,mss 1460>
16 111.80771 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
17 111.80842 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 62 bytes
17 111.80842 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=48, ID=4050
17 111.80842 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515 Syn
Ack=1505511646 Seq=3101688498 Len=0 Win=65535 Options=<mss
1460,sackOK,eol>
17 111.80842 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023
________________________________
18 111.80845 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
18 111.80845 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=56016
18 111.80845 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=3101688499 Seq=1505511646 Len=0 Win=24820
18 111.80845 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
19 111.80868 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 63 bytes
19 111.80868 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=49, ID=56017
19 111.80868 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=3101688499 Seq=1505511646 Len=9 Win=24820
19 111.80868 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023 \3bill\n
________________________________
20 111.83771 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 132 bytes
20 111.83771 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=118, ID=4088
20 111.83771 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515
Ack=1505511655 Seq=3101688499 Len=78 Win=65535
20 111.83771 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023 Warning: bill is
________________________________
21 111.83782 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 60 bytes
21 111.83782 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=40, ID=4089
21 111.83782 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515 Fin
Ack=1505511655 Seq=3101688577 Len=0 Win=65535
21 111.83782 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023
________________________________
22 111.83786 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
22 111.83786 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=56018
22 111.83786 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=3101688577 Seq=1505511655 Len=0 Win=24820
22 111.83786 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
23 111.83787 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
23 111.83787 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=56019
23 111.83787 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023
Ack=3101688578 Seq=1505511655 Len=0 Win=24820
23 111.83787 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
24 111.83851 lpq-client -> print-serv ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 54 bytes
24 111.83851 lpq-client -> print-serv IP D=128.113.000.001
S=128.113.002.002 LEN=40, ID=56020
24 111.83851 lpq-client -> print-serv TCP D=515 S=1023 Fin
Ack=3101688578 Seq=1505511655 Len=0 Win=24820
24 111.83851 lpq-client -> print-serv PRINTER C port=1023
________________________________
25 111.83911 print-serv -> lpq-client ETHER Type=0800 (IP), size = 60 bytes
25 111.83911 print-serv -> lpq-client IP D=128.113.002.002
S=128.113.000.001 LEN=40, ID=4090
25 111.83911 print-serv -> lpq-client TCP D=1023 S=515
Ack=1505511656 Seq=3101688578 Len=0 Win=65534
25 111.83911 print-serv -> lpq-client PRINTER R port=1023
________________________________
All I have to do is '/etc/rc.d/pf stop' on the print-server
machine, and immediately these long delays will go away.
--
Garance Alistair Drosehn = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Senior Systems Programmer or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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