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Subject: Re: PyAIM-t monitoring - msg#00165List: network.jabber.py-transportsthis happens? Roughly how many users are using the transport? Are there any other transports on the same server? You could write a script that does a disco attempt on the transport every minute, and restarts it if it's dead. On 2/21/06, Jesse Farmer <farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Jesse Farmer wrote: > > Hello, > > > > We're running a Jabber server (wildfire) with PyAIM-t as an AIM > > transport. Although we can't duplicate it now, every so often the > > transport goes down without the PyAIM-t process exiting. Currently we > > have to manually restart the server and have no way of knowing whether > > it's down unless someone complains or we happen to notice it. > > I should say, rather, that we have to restart the transport, not the > whole server. > > -- > Jesse Farmer <farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > University of Chicago - NSIT Network Services > AIM: farmerje > Jabber: farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Phone: (773)363-1058 > _______________________________________________ > py-transports mailing list > py-transports@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > http://www.modevia.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/py-transports > -- - Norman Rasmussen - Email: norman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - Home page: http://norman.rasmussen.co.za/ Thread at a glance:
Previous Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: PyAIM-t monitoringJesse Farmer wrote: Hello, We're running a Jabber server (wildfire) with PyAIM-t as an AIM transport. Although we can't duplicate it now, every so often the transport goes down without the PyAIM-t process exiting. Currently we have to manually restart the server and have no way of knowing whether it's down unless someone complains or we happen to notice it. I should say, rather, that we have to restart the transport, not the whole server. -- Jesse Farmer <farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxx> University of Chicago - NSIT Network Services AIM: farmerje Jabber: farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Phone: (773)363-1058 Next Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: PyAIM-t monitoringNorman Rasmussen wrote: Does anything get logged in either the wildfire or pyaimt logs when this happens? Roughly how many users are using the transport? Are there any other transports on the same server? Unfortunately we don't have any logs right now because this hasn't happened in a while and we didn't document how to reproduce it. Oops. Only about half a dozen to a dozen people use the AIM transport, and this is the only transport on the server. At one point we believed it had something to do with vcards, but, like I said, we're unable to duplicate it now. You could write a script that does a disco attempt on the transport every minute, and restarts it if it's dead. I'm sorry, but what is a "disco attempt?" -- Jesse Farmer <farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxx> University of Chicago - NSIT Network Services AIM: farmerje Jabber: farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Phone: (773)363-1058 Previous Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: PyAIM-t monitoringJesse Farmer wrote: Hello, We're running a Jabber server (wildfire) with PyAIM-t as an AIM transport. Although we can't duplicate it now, every so often the transport goes down without the PyAIM-t process exiting. Currently we have to manually restart the server and have no way of knowing whether it's down unless someone complains or we happen to notice it. I should say, rather, that we have to restart the transport, not the whole server. -- Jesse Farmer <farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxx> University of Chicago - NSIT Network Services AIM: farmerje Jabber: farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Phone: (773)363-1058 Next Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: PyAIM-t monitoringNorman Rasmussen wrote: Does anything get logged in either the wildfire or pyaimt logs when this happens? Roughly how many users are using the transport? Are there any other transports on the same server? Unfortunately we don't have any logs right now because this hasn't happened in a while and we didn't document how to reproduce it. Oops. Only about half a dozen to a dozen people use the AIM transport, and this is the only transport on the server. At one point we believed it had something to do with vcards, but, like I said, we're unable to duplicate it now. You could write a script that does a disco attempt on the transport every minute, and restarts it if it's dead. I'm sorry, but what is a "disco attempt?" -- Jesse Farmer <farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxx> University of Chicago - NSIT Network Services AIM: farmerje Jabber: farmerje@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Phone: (773)363-1058 Loading Comments...
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