That´s it. lsub.org is gone.
I think our dns is out of procs, and nobody is in town. I don´t know
if I´ll have
to go back to madrid, or just wait until next Sat, when I had the plan
to return.
Thanks a lot for the script, that´ll be the first thing I´ll install
upon return.
(btw, [EMAIL PROTECTED] is still a way to reach me, should anyone have to).
On 8/13/07, erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> assuming things are broken without external help ....
>
> i've been having trouble with dns infinitely extending
> the life of queries when a "srvfail" is returned by an authoratitive
> server. eventually one query to a broken ns will hold up all the threads
> available
> on the server. this happends a lot on reverse lookups. i fire this script
> every 10 minutes to help ease the pain until i have the time figure out
> exactly
> what's going wrong.
>
> - erik
>
> #!/bin/rc
> rfork en
> mailuser=guywhogetstocheckonthisstuff
> fflag=0
> nl='
> '
> fn usage{
> echo 'usage: restartdns [-f]' >[1=2]
> exit usage
> }
>
> fn why{
> if(! ~ $#nbroken 0)
> echo getting mediæval on $#nbroken broken dns processes.
> if not{
> echo getting mediæval on $#nwait deadlocked dns processes.
> for(i in $nwait)
> echo $i
> }
> }
>
> for(i)switch($i){
> case -f
> fflag=1
> case *
> usage
> }
>
> if(~ $fflag 0){
> nbroken=`{ps -a | grep dns | grep Broken}
> ifs=$nl nwait=`{ps -a |sed -n 's/.* +dns \[query lock wait
> for(.*)\]/\1/gp' | sort | uniq -c | awk '$1>2'}
>
> if(~ $#nbroken 0 && ~ $#nwait 0)
> exit 'none broken'
> why
> if(~ $service rx)
> {date; echo; why; echo; ps -a | grep dns}| mail
> $guywhogetstocheckonthisstuff
> }
>
> slay dns | rc
> ndb/dns -s
> ndb/dns -Rrsx /net.alt -f /lib/ndb/external
>
