>From: Christian Biere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Gtk-gnutella-devel] Firewall detection
>Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 04:38:41 +0100
>
>It's great that you reported this instead of using the slegdehammer
>because there was indeed a recently added endianness issue. This
>was hardly noticable when connecting to Gtk-Gnutella even with the
>old code but when connected to LimeWire it was very obvious. It's
>fixed in SVN now.
>
>--
>Christian
>
I hate to say this, but something is still broken.
Using: gtk-gnutella/0.96.3u (2006-10-29; r12166; GTK2; Linux i686)
I've had two occurrences tonight of a problem I have never seen before -
Started up, lasted through the 1 hour initial uptime period, was collecting
a good number of Ultras and Leaves, then suddenly GtkG decided that I was
TCP firewalled (or whatever you want to call it). Demoted to leaf. I SSH
over to my headless box, and have it try to connect. The firewalled
indicator goes back to the smiley face.
About an hour later, it's promoted back to Ultra. 2 hours later, same thing
- all of a sudden I'm TCP firewalled, and I'm a leaf again.
Note: My headless box, which is running r12137, has remained rock steady for
the past two days. Both machines access the internet via the same DSL line
(they look, to the outside world, like two instances of GtkG running on one
machine with different ports) so I have a reasonable certainty that this
isn't an ISP or network issue...
I've had problems in the past getting the program to admit it's not
firewalled, but this has always been a startup issue - I have NEVER seen it
switch from smiley face to firewalled while I was running as an Ultra
before.
I didn't have any debugging active, so there's nothing useful in the
warnings. I'm enabling node debug (I *think* this is the appropriate one)
and the general debug (just in case), setting them to 9 (Multi-megabyte
warning file, here we come). Let's see if I can catch any clues that way.
Lloyd Bryant
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