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hc2995

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Services die randomly?
« on: January 02, 2007, 07:16:19 PM »
I logged onto my networks this morning and found that my services have died, i checked the logs but i dont see any errors, here is a copy of the log file (when i restart them)


[Jan 02 14:03:09 2007] Loading IRCD Protocol Module: [unreal32]
[Jan 02 14:03:09 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:09 2007] Loading Encryption Module:
[enc_none]
[Jan 02 14:03:09 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:09 2007] Launching Anope into the background
    [Jan 02 14:03:09 2007] Anope 1.7.18 (1214) (ircd protocol: UnrealIRCd 3.2+) starting up
    [Jan 02 14:03:10 2007] ms_rsend requested unload...
    [Jan 02 14:03:10 2007] debug: trying to load core module
[ms_rsend]
[Jan 02 14:03:10 2007] debug: status: [6][Module Error, Error during load time or module returned MOD_STOP]
[Jan 02 14:03:12 2007] Databases loaded
[Jan 02 14:03:12 2007] Info: Reflecting database records.
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] Connected to Server 1 (irc.MYNET.com:6667)
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] trying to load [cs_appendtopic]
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] [cs_appendtopic] Loaded successfully
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] trying to load
[cs_enforce]
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] trying to load
[ns_maxemail]
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] trying to load
[os_info]
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] os_info: Loading configuration directives...
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] os_info: OSInfoDBName is not defined in Services configuration file, using default os_info.db
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] os_info: Directive OSInfoDBName loaded (os_info.db)...
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] trying to load
[hs_request]
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] hs_request loaded
[Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] status:
  • [Module, Okay - No Error]
    • [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] LOGUSERS: bopm (scanner@IP => dws-F4341367.IP) (Open Proxy Scanner) connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
    [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] LOGUSERS: hc2995 (hc2995@IP => dws-F4341367.IP) (Joe Somebody) connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
    [Jan 02 14:03:13 2007] Server irc.MYNET.com is done syncing
    [Jan 02 14:03:24 2007] NickServ: hc2995!hc2995@IP identified for nick hc2995
    [Jan 02 14:05:12 2007] LOGUSERS: hc2995 (hc2995@IP => dws-F4341367IP) (Joe Somebody) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
    [/b]

    I see something about Ms_rsend, will that make a difference?

    (note: i have hidden my IP address, it will show up ad "IP" in the above text)

[Edited on 1-2-2007 by hc2995]
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katsklaw

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« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2007, 07:24:41 PM »
There are no errors in your post, so we can't do anything until you post something helpful. The ms_rsend module unloaded because you didn't specify MSMemoReceipt
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hc2995

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« Reply #2 on: January 02, 2007, 11:36:01 PM »
well i guess the services died after i tested the pjirc HTML/JAVA client. Here is what i have before the contents of the last post:

[Jan 02 05:12:08 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest420 (Guest420@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:12:31 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest420 (Guest420@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:14:33 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest847 (Guest847@IP => IP) (Client User) connected to the network (irc.Mynet.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:25 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest847 (Guest847@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:25 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest552 (Guest552@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:43 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest552 (Guest552@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:44 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest759 (Guest759@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:47 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest759 (Guest759@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:47 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest274 (Guest274@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:15:48 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest274 (Guest274@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:37:41 2007] LOGUSERS: hc2995 (hc2995@IP => IP) (Joe Somebody)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:37:41 2007] NickServ: hc2995!hc2995@IP identified for nick hc2995
[Jan 02 05:48:32 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest331 (Guest331@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:51:20 2007] LOGUSERS: hc2995 (hc2995@IP => IP) (Joe Somebody) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:04 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest928 (Guest928@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:09 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest928 (Guest928@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:29 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest331 (Guest331@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:30 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest108 (Guest108@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:32 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest108 (Guest108@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:33 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest965 (Guest965@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:52:35 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest965 (Guest965@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:53:16 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest107 (Guest107@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:53:30 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest107 (Guest107@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:53:58 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest027 (Guest027@IP => IP) (Client User)  connected to the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 02 05:54:03 2007] LOGUSERS: Guest027 (Guest027@IP => IP) (Client User) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
The services die sometime after this, after this line is the start stuff from my post up top


There dosent seem to be any error output, its like they just up and left......

[Edited on 1-2-2007 by hc2995]
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Jan Milants

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« Reply #3 on: January 02, 2007, 11:46:21 PM »
yea, and according to the timestamp there s a huge gap in between your last log, which doesn't show anything about a shutdown and your first, which simply shows anope starting normally...

nothing to go on...
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hc2995

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« Reply #4 on: January 02, 2007, 11:50:38 PM »
exactly, thats what i have, the start up is when i restarted the services in the morning, it puzzles me since there is not output of the shutdown or connection loss or nothing


EDIT: I remember this problem in version 1.7.15, i think it was never solved but i cant remember

[Edited on 1-2-2007 by hc2995]
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Jan Milants

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« Reply #5 on: January 03, 2007, 12:55:28 AM »
you are the only one with this problem though, can't remember any1 else mentioning this...
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katsklaw

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« Reply #6 on: January 03, 2007, 02:30:08 AM »
ok lets try this .. start services is debug mode (./services -debug) and wait for it to crash. then look for errosr in the log file it's self .. if a core file (named services.core) is generated do:

cd ~/services
gdb services services.core
bt full


Paste the output here.
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hc2995

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« Reply #7 on: January 03, 2007, 02:42:49 AM »
ok i will get back to you after it crashes (it seems to be running still)

EDIT: Another quick question, I am using anopesmtp for my mail system (since this is a windows box) Here is what i have as the sendmail path, is that the correct syntax? If not what is?


SendMailPath "anopesmtp smtp.SOMESERVER.com"


[Edited on 1-2-2007 by hc2995]
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katsklaw

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« Reply #8 on: January 03, 2007, 05:54:47 AM »
SendMailPath "anopesmtp smtp.SOMESERVER.com" <--- that is correct.

HOWEVER, whatever server you use must allow you to relay through them such as an ISP smtp server and the server CANNOT require smtp authentication.
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hc2995

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« Reply #9 on: January 03, 2007, 10:02:06 AM »
they dont
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hc2995

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« Reply #10 on: January 05, 2007, 06:02:50 AM »
Ok the services did die again, here is the contents of the log file (it was really short)


[Jan 05 00:00:57 2007] Backing up databases
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of hs_request.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backing up databases
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of nick.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of bot.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of chan.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of hosts.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of oper.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of news.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Backup of exception.db failed.
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] Read error from server: No such file or directory (error num: 2)
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] LOGUSERS: bopm (scanner@IP => IP) (Open Proxy Scanner) left the network (irc.MYNET.com).
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] [cs_appendtopic] Unloaded successfully
[Jan 05 00:02:35 2007] hs_request un-loaded


It says the backups failed then something about no such file or directory (my IRC server never stopped running) Any ideas?
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katsklaw

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« Reply #11 on: January 05, 2007, 07:25:56 AM »
backups fail for only 2 reasons, sadly neither have anything to do with Anope.

1> lack of permissions
2> lack of disk space

As far as the read error, this happens when services can't talk to the ircd. This also have nothing to do with Anope directly. If you were having problems getting anope configured for the first time it would be a little different because some configuration settings can cause this. However, if services was connected and running and you suddenly get this message, then it's not a configuration issue but a pure lack or loss of connectivity, which is something Anope can not control such as a loss of connectivity due to a poor network connection. Think of a read error as the same as a ping timeout from a client or a connection reset by peer error.
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hc2995

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« Reply #12 on: January 05, 2007, 09:06:43 PM »
Come to think of it, my ISP does do some of its maintenance at night, would connecting the services to localhost instead of my domain name be better?

[Edited on 1-5-2007 by hc2995]
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katsklaw

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« Reply #13 on: January 05, 2007, 10:31:10 PM »
perhaps in connecting, but it doesn't fix the backup issue.
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