Re: [freenet-support] No connections no more - More weirdness !!

2010-12-13 Thread Juiceman
On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 4:53 AM,  wrote:

> hi folks !
>
> Someone is still sitting on my first mail, because I attached the log
> files, so it went over the 40kB limit ...
>

Sorry, the list moderator only checks periodically...


> Anyhow, my node exhibits some strange behaviour lately:
>
> One day, it sits there, and "annouces" for half an hour, without
> receiving any reply. After manually updating to 1309, then 1310 there's
> no change for several days. (that's when I sent the log file).
>
> Next day, without any change, just started the PC in the morning as
> ususal, it connects fine within 2 minutes.
>
> Next day, it sits there for 2 hours, "announcing" and claiming that it
> doesn't know if the opennet-port 64782 is forwarded or not (which it
> is).
>

I wouldn't be too worried about the node not knowing about the port being
forwarded if you are sure you configured it.


>
> NO change to router, PC or whatever.
>
> A look into the latest log shows that the node insists on trying IP6
> (which isn't installed on my machine), and does not get any replies to
> its announcements, and maybe lots more what I don't understand ;-)
>

I'm guessing you are running Windows Vista or Seven which iirc enable IP6 by
default...

I'm not sure, but try looking in your Freenet.ini file for the lines
node.opennet.bindTo=0.0.0.0
and
node.bindTo=0.0.0.0
These are IP4 type addresses, if you have longer ones like
0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 you will need to shutdown your node and edit those lines to
only have the IP4 style.



>
> The ROUTER log says my PC is sending packets on port 1026, which it
> drops because it's not allowed to. As soon as I stop the freenet
> service, those strange packets disappear ... so most likely it IS the
> node sending on a port that he isn't configured to use?!
>

This is probably the node trying to connect to a stun server to resolve it's
IP address.



> Any ideas?
>
> thanks for your patience
>
> A.
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[freenet-support] No connections no more - More weirdness !!

2010-12-13 Thread arralen
hi folks !

Someone is still sitting on my first mail, because I attached the log 
files, so it went over the 40kB limit ...

Anyhow, my node exhibits some strange behaviour lately:

One day, it sits there, and "annouces" for half an hour, without 
receiving any reply. After manually updating to 1309, then 1310 there's 
no change for several days. (that's when I sent the log file).

Next day, without any change, just started the PC in the morning as 
ususal, it connects fine within 2 minutes.

Next day, it sits there for 2 hours, "announcing" and claiming that it 
doesn't know if the opennet-port 64782 is forwarded or not (which it 
is).

NO change to router, PC or whatever.

A look into the latest log shows that the node insists on trying IP6 
(which isn't installed on my machine), and does not get any replies to 
its announcements, and maybe lots more what I don't understand ;-)

The ROUTER log says my PC is sending packets on port 1026, which it 
drops because it's not allowed to. As soon as I stop the freenet 
service, those strange packets disappear ... so most likely it IS the 
node sending on a port that he isn't configured to use?!

Any ideas?

thanks for your patience

A.
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