forwarded 502193 http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/961 tags 502193 upstream thanks
Doing some more research, I found http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/961 and cannot help but notice a lot of CLOSE_WAIT connections on all of the clients experiencing the problem, all held by the daemon process. tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:40368 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:40365 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:40366 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:51485 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:51488 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:51484 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:40367 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:33648 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:33650 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:51487 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:33651 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:51486 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:51489 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby tcp 28 0 130.60.75.74:40364 82.197.185.122:8140 CLOSE_WAIT 26558/ruby There are not necessarily any matching entries on the server. Those CLOSE_WAIT connections stay around forever. If I run puppetd manually with --onetime, they go away with the process, which could explain why the problem only appears when the client daemon runs, not when I invoke it manually. It seems that the fix which closed the upstream bug didn't actually fix the issue. This is possibly because the commit was refactored before it went into 0.24.1, possibly introducing a new bug on the way. -- .''`. martin f. krafft <madd...@d.o> Related projects: : :' : proud Debian developer http://debiansystem.info `. `'` http://people.debian.org/~madduck http://vcs-pkg.org `- Debian - when you have better things to do than fixing systems
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