spawn_enough_dnsworkers

[tildeOne tor router]

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On 29.06.2005 21:53, tildeOne tor router wrote:
> On 29.06.2005 21:27, Roger Dingledine wrote:
> | On Thu, Jun 23, 2005 at 10:31:49AM +0200, tildeOne tor router wrote:
> |> Ok, I didn't describe this very well. Indeed when looking at the logs
> |> I'd think there is no problem. But the following points make me think
> |> there is:
> |>
> |> - - no DSL activity (normally heavy action while running tor)
> |> - - http://serifos.eecs.harvard.edu:8000/cgi-bin/exit.pl?sortbw=1&addr=1
> |> showing the "unresponsive node" flag
> |> - - when restarting tor -> no such process, none killed
> |> - - everytime this happened the last entry in the log was spawn_enough...
> |
> | Ok, I think the spawn_enough_dnsworkers log entry is just a coincidence.
> |
> | The real problem is that your Tor process is crashing unexpectedly and
> | without any log entries to indicate what's going on.
> |
> | Perhaps you are running a buggy version of libevent? You need at least
> | libevent 1.1 on Linux, and 1.1a on *BSD.
> |
> | (Are these problems still happening for you, or did they go away?)
> |
> | --Roger
> |
> 
> Hi Roger,
> 
> libevent is 1.1 on Linux. It hasn't happened again in the meantime (I
> had to restart the machine relative often for other reasons though, so
> tor wasn't running for more than a day without a break) , I'll be
> watching out.
> 
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> |t|i|l|d|e|0|n|e| |O|R|
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> 
> server key fingerprint
> 5F69 47DA 52A0 99B7 06C8 8319 6DE8 4803 7817 D32A
> 
> signing key fingerprint
> A812 3E53 75A0 21A4 C73B 7438 35B4 F926 582O 4CEC
> 
It happened again (this time with version 0.1.0.11):

Jul 01 12:58:11.014 [notice] Your DirPort is reachable from the outside.
Excellent.
Jul 01 13:00:20.064 [notice] Your ORPort is reachable from the outside.
Excellent. Publishing server descriptor.
...
Jul 01 17:59:42.204 [notice] conn_close_if_marked(): Conn (addr
[scrubbed], fd 117, type OR, state 5) is being closed, but there are
still 168960 bytes we can't write. (Marked at main.c:579)
Jul 01 18:22:37.592 [notice] spawn_enough_dnsworkers(): 9 of 12
dnsworkers are idle. Killing one.
Jul 01 18:22:37.592 [notice] spawn_enough_dnsworkers(): 8 of 11
dnsworkers are idle. Killing one.

After this no traffic at all, the tor.pid was still there but no process
running and therefor none killed when restarting.
Now I don't think it's just a coincidence.


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server key fingerprint
5F69 47DA 52A0 99B7 06C8 8319 6DE8 4803 7817 D32A

signing key fingerprint
A812 3E53 75A0 21A4 C73B 7438 35B4 F926 582O 4CEC

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