Hi!
> > > today, since i woke up "internet was not working" at stein712
[...]
> I have exactly the same problem... :-)
[...]
> Maybe someone could have a look at the issue?
I am online again; thanks to whoever fixed that!
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On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 11:29:43AM +0200, Albert Rafetseder wrote:
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> The packet traces indeed look like a machine on the path between the
> server and you injects an RST, "Great Firewall" style. If I remember
> correctly, machines used to send an RST by default when seeing a packet
> their stack
Hi Gui,
The packet traces indeed look like a machine on the path between the
server and you injects an RST, "Great Firewall" style. If I remember
correctly, machines used to send an RST by default when seeing a packet
their stack doesn't expect --- like from a connection they didn't
initiate, etc.
On 23/04/18 11:03, Gui Iribarren wrote:
> yay!! so my report was not useless, happy about that :) (for a moment i was
> afraid it was something unique to me, and my email was just noise to the list)
>
> i'm more than happy to aid debugging. yesterday i tried to "bisect" the
> traceroute hops to
yay!! so my report was not useless, happy about that :) (for a moment i was
afraid it was something unique to me, and my email was just noise to the list)
i'm more than happy to aid debugging. yesterday i tried to "bisect" the
traceroute hops to see how far i could get without RSTs, but did not
Hi!
> > today, since i woke up "internet was not working" at stein712
> > i just time to take a closer look, and something funny is going on.
> > global ipv6 works as expected.
> > ipv4 icmps also work fine, RTT to various known places is legit
> > but any tcpv4 fails misteriously with a RST
I hav
On 22/04/18 20:53, Gui Iribarren wrote:
> today, since i woke up "internet was not working" at stein712
> i just time to take a closer look, and something funny is going on.
> global ipv6 works as expected.
> ipv4 icmps also work fine, RTT to various known places is legit
> but any tcpv4 fails mist
today, since i woke up "internet was not working" at stein712
i just time to take a closer look, and something funny is going on.
global ipv6 works as expected.
ipv4 icmps also work fine, RTT to various known places is legit
but any tcpv4 fails misteriously with a RST
a tcpdump on both ends (laptop
