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Robert Wolfe | Paul Quinn | Zombie Node? |
August 5, 2017 7:07 AM * |
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* In a message originally to Robert Wolfe, Paul Quinn said: > 220/60 > 267/155 > 396/45 > Hi! Robert, > On 08/04/2017 10:40 PM, you wrote: > RW> Up until Monday I was not having any issues with FE. However, I have > RW> noticed that packets are being scanned out to a "zombie node" that I > RW> do not have configured in my FE setup and was wondering how to go > RW> about tracking down where that node might be set up if it is not set > RW> up in the node book in FE at all? > Two possibilities that come immediately to mind: a now-erroneous entry in > your 'pack' route file, or, a bad second entry for a node (just under > their main address) in the node manager? > Since FE doesn't use the nodelist that may have changed a node's status, > then that can't be the source of the error. What you have there is an > operator-induced error. ;-) > Cheers, > Paul. > --- Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 > Thunderbird/31.4.0 > * Origin: Quinn's Rock vBox - sunny side up on the bookcase (3:640/1384) Thanks for the info. The ony way I knew about it was because of an ARChiverr (the archiver that was being called was literally SEA's ARC). Once I put that in place it looks like the errors stopped and operation has returned to normal. --- EleBBS/OS2 v20120208.d * Origin: Neptune's Lair/2 * Olive Branch, MS USA * os2bbs.org (1:116/18) |
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