On 2013-01-11 10:25, Björn Kempén wrote: > Juan Pablo Carlino: > I suspect that our servers notice that your server is unreachable, and > cache this to not attempt to set up a new connection for each outgoing > message addressed to your domain. > It seems strange that this cache would disallow connections for two days > though, so I'll look into it. > > Mathias Erti: > We resolved some issues with Federation connections a few months back, but > if you're still experiencing issues, feel free to write up what exactly > you're seeing, and what you're doing to reproduce it.
We are seeing the same issues as always, ever since we started enforcing TLS on s2s connections. As far as I know, there have been no other servers with connection problems. As always, all my (and others) gmail.com contacts appear as remote-server-not-found. As far as I can tell, this problem only exists with google-talk and domains hosted by it. Note that our server hasn't been offline or unreachable for over a month. If your servers judged jabber.at to be offline, there is some other connection issue. Björn: You have me in Jabber, via our other XMPP server - my JID is the same as my email. Feel free to ping me there if you want to live-debug any problems on your side! greetings, Mati > > > On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 8:15 PM, Mathias Ertl <m...@fsinf.at> wrote: > >> Hi Björn, >> >> On 2012-02-27 11:24, Björn Kempén wrote: >>> I will update this email thread when I have any updates. >> >> Sorry for my impatience, but are there any updates? :-) >> >> greetings, Mati >> >>> On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 11:20 AM, Peter Viskup <skupko...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >>>> On 02/27/2012 11:04 AM, Björn Kempén wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Thanks, I was not aware of this issue, and I'll file an internal bug >> for >>>>> it :) >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Also, I've sent out private emails in response to some of the people >>>>> offering to help out with the server-to-server debugging. >>>>> Thanks a lot for offering to help us out with debugging this issue. >>>>> >>>>> Currently, our server fails a lot of attempted dialback for "real" >>>>> reasons, such as domains lacking SRV records, which can make it very >>>>> hard to detect regressions in the dialback code. >>>>> I'm hoping to have the issues reported here resolved as soon as >> possible. >>>>> >>>>> Thanks. >>>>> - Björn, Google >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 1:35 PM, sergio<mail...@sergio.spb.ru> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> Hello, Björn. >>>>>> >>>>>>> I am one of the guys at Google responsible for our Google Talk XMPP >>>>>>> Federation implementation. We'd like to debug this issue a bit more >>>>>>> in-depth to figure out what's going on. >>>>>> >>>>>> It's very good! We waited for you. >>>>>> >>>>>> Really I have another problem, but with similar symptoms. >>>>>> The problem is that google (gmail) doesn't work with fallback (lower >> srv >>>>>> recorded) servers. Only with primary. >>>>>> I've already described it here: >>>>>> http://mail.jabber.org/pipermail/operators/2011-April/001138.html >>>>>> >>>>>>> It would be very helpful for us to have a conversation (over chat or >>>>>>> phone) with someone having these connection issues, while having a >>>>>>> short debugging session where a federated domain attempt to connect >> to >>>>>>> us. >>>>>> >>>>>> Yes! My jid is ser...@jabber.ru.net >>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> sergio. >>>> >>>> >>>> Hi Bjoern, >>>> nice to see somebody from Google taking care of this. Anyway - is it >>>> possible for us to check updates about ongoing investigation of this >> issue? >>>> Thank you. >>>> >>>> Best regards, >>>> -- >>>> Peter Viskup >> >> >> -- >> twitter: @mathiasertl | soup: http://soup.er.tl | xing: Mathias Ertl >> I only read plain-text mail! I prefer signed/encrypted mail! >> >> > -- twitter: @mathiasertl | soup: http://soup.er.tl | xing: Mathias Ertl I only read plain-text mail! I prefer signed/encrypted mail!
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