Benjamin Marvin wrote:
> I don't believe this is my problem. The debug and packet captures
> show all of the accounting packets are replied to within the
> Response_Window and Max_Request_Time frames. (5-10 seconds being at
> the extreme high end of response times.)
If the responses are all within "response_window", then the zombie
period will never get hit. There's only one place in the code which
sets "zombie" and logs the message. It only gets run when a response
hasn't been received for "response_window". If there is a response...
it doesn't get run.
If you want to double-check this, go to src/main/event.c, and look for
the function no_response_to_proxied_request(). Add this near the top
(i.e. before the reference to zombie)
if (request->proxy_reply) {
wait_a_bit(request);
return;
}
If the zombie messages go away, then something needs fixing. If they
stay, then the home server really is *not* responding within
"response_window".
Alan DeKok.
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