On Apr 24 2015, [email protected] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Sometimes, I see these errors (two time for the moment) :
>
> <<
> mount.s3ql[26219:Thread-10] s3ql.backends.common.wrapped: Encountered
> HTTPError exception (502 Bad Gateway), retrying call to ObjectW.close for
> the 3-th time...
> mount.s3ql[26219:Thread-10] s3ql.backends.common.wrapped: Encountered
> HTTPError exception (502 Bad Gateway), retrying call to ObjectW.close for
> the 4-th time...
> mount.s3ql[26219:Thread-10] s3ql.backends.common.wrapped: Encountered
> HTTPError exception (502 Bad Gateway), retrying call to ObjectW.close for
> the 5-th time...
> mount.s3ql[26219:Thread-10] s3ql.backends.common.wrapped: Encountered
> HTTPError exception (502 Bad Gateway), retrying call to ObjectW.close for
> the 6-th time...
> ...
>>>
>
> This kind of error continue until I restart the S3QL process.
> For example, this error occur during more than 9 hours (retrying call to
> ObjectW.close for the 129-th time...).
> Like the message said, during this error I can't access to the S3QL
> partition.
>
> But when I kill the process and start it, the S3QL partition works again.
> So I don't understand why the "mount.s3ql" said that there is a 502 error
> (because when I restart, the gateway respond directly) ?
Hmm. After a 502 error S3QL tries to re-establish the connection
completely. The only difference is that it does not attempt to contact
the auth server again. Could it be that the auth server sends you to a
different endpoint when you restart S3QL?
If you run a traffic dump tool like Wireshark, you should be able to see
if S3QL connects to the same server when you restart.
Best,
-Nikolaus
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