I'm wondering if someone can tell me what causes occasional 
SocketTimeoutExceptions.  

Here's the scenario. We have two sites. One in DC and one in Taiwan. The goal 
is to load the Fedora archive in Taiwan with content from AGU in DC. We create 
a foxml here with a set of tools.

The foxml file is transferred to Taiwan.

On the Taiwan machine (RedHat, Fedora 2.2) we execute fedora-ingest.sh to load 
the foxml file.

The foxml file contains URLs that point back to the AGU site where the Objects 
and datastreams reside (an object would be collection of HTML files, PDF, 
Dublin Core data and raw images). The remote machine is supposed to suck these 
files into local storage in Taiwan.

Sometimes the ingest works great. Other times we receive something that looks 
like this:

Starting Fedora Ingester...
Error  : ; nested exception is:
       java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out
(Last attempted file was foxml-2007TC002238.xml)


However THE INGEST DID SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE (when we reingest the object, we 
get an error message indicating that it already exists). The fedora logs and a 
visual inspection of the object and datastreams indicates that the payload was 
retrieved and loaded successfully. 

My question is what might cause a SocketTimeoutException *after* an ingest is 
complete?  The only stack trace I get is this one message so I don't know the 
name of the offending fedora program. 
-- 
Carter Glass
Manager Electronic Publishing Development
American Geophysical Union
2000 Florida Ave., NW
Washington, D.C. 20009-1277
Phone: 202-777-7519
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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