Broken pipe - Multiple Restarts - Catchups We are trying to determine what's going on with six streams that have daily restarts, sometimes up to four. Each day we load and run the new day's programming. The streams were behaving normally since May, then suddenly we had multiple daily stream restarts. Sometimes it's all streams, other times only 128 or 96 kbps streams, or any one of the six. There is no pattern emerging from this. It can't be the files since it would appeared right when we first loaded them in May. Sometimes it is due to catchups, but today, with no catchups, we got:
****** Stream Restart: all streams 1242 EST 2013/10/18 12:42:51 [stdout:3] 2013/10/18 12:42:51 [stdout:3] 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-96:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-96:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-96:3] Will try to reconnect in 3.00 seconds. 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-128:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-32:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-32:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-32:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-32:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-128:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-128:3] Will try to reconnect in 3.00 seconds. 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-32:3] Will try to reconnect in 3.00 seconds. 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-64:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-64:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:52 [icmp3-64:3] Will try to reconnect in 3.00 seconds. 2013/10/18 12:42:53 [/icogg-64:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:53 [/icogg-64:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:53 [/icogg-64:3] Will try to reconnect in 3.00 seconds. 2013/10/18 12:42:54 [/icogg-32:2] Error while sending data: could not write data to host: Broken pipe in write()! 2013/10/18 12:42:54 [/icogg-32:3] Closing connection... 2013/10/18 12:42:54 [/icogg-32:3] Will try to reconnect in 3.00 seconds. 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-128:3] Connecting mount icmp3-128 for [email protected]... 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-64:3] Connecting mount icmp3-64 for [email protected]... 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-32:3] Connecting mount icmp3-32 for [email protected]... 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-96:3] Connecting mount icmp3-96 for [email protected]... 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-64:3] Connection setup was successful. 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-32:3] Connection setup was successful. 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-128:3] Connection setup was successful. 2013/10/18 12:42:56 [icmp3-96:3] Connection setup was successful. 2013/10/18 12:42:57 [/icogg-64:3] Connecting mount /icogg-64 for [email protected]... 2013/10/18 12:42:57 [/icogg-64:3] Connection setup was successful. 2013/10/18 12:42:58 [/icogg-32:3] Connecting mount /icogg-32 for [email protected]... 2013/10/18 12:42:58 [/icogg-32:3] Connection setup was successful. ******* We are on FreeBSD VBox with tons of RAM, HD space and immense bandwidth. We are the largest consumer of resources, so basically the server we are on, is only serving us. Checking the VPS, there is 0 swap used (if it had ever run out of memory / swap'd, there should at least be something currently used), so there is loads of RAM. The main disk is only 83% full, so it isn't running out of disk space. In fact, it doesn't look like liquidsoap even uses a lot of RAM. So, the question is, what data is it trying to write ... Now, that said, and comes back to the another question. How does liquidsoap talk to icecast? Does liquidsoap push to, or does icecast pull from? Could icecast have so many connections (there were only four at this error) that it is processing that it is unable to pull (or accept) the stream from liquidsoap fast enough? This one has us totally stumped -- ideas -- help? Thanks -- Using Opera's revolutionary email client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ October Webinars: Code for Performance Free Intel webinars can help you accelerate application performance. Explore tips for MPI, OpenMP, advanced profiling, and more. Get the most from the latest Intel processors and coprocessors. See abstracts and register > http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=60135031&iu=/4140/ostg.clktrk _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
