[arch-dev-public] Did archlinux.org crash while I was asleep or did I dream it??
Hey guys, I woke up this morning to two dozen django error messages that don't make much sense given the current state of the code. They were mostly for package searches but www.archlinux.org/feeds/news was also in the list of error pages. These problems are not happening now that I am awake. Did anyone do anything to possibly cause or rectify this situation? eg: restart httpd or modpython, or make some changes in the archweb_pub git repo? There don't seem to be any complaints, which leads me to believe that maybe this didn't happen last night. Is there a chance that these errors are pretty old and got stuck in the mail queue? There are no dates logged with the errors so I can't check when they are said to have occurred but one of the bugs being reported is something that I thought I fixed several weeks ago. Dusty
On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 8:16 AM, Dusty Phillips <buchuki@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys,
I woke up this morning to two dozen django error messages that don't make much sense given the current state of the code. They were mostly for package searches but www.archlinux.org/feeds/news was also in the list of error pages. These problems are not happening now that I am awake.
Did anyone do anything to possibly cause or rectify this situation? eg: restart httpd or modpython, or make some changes in the archweb_pub git repo?
There don't seem to be any complaints, which leads me to believe that maybe this didn't happen last night. Is there a chance that these errors are pretty old and got stuck in the mail queue? There are no dates logged with the errors so I can't check when they are said to have occurred but one of the bugs being reported is something that I thought I fixed several weeks ago.
I got the emails too, you're not crazy 8)
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 8:16 AM, Dusty Phillips <buchuki@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys,
I woke up this morning to two dozen django error messages that don't make much sense given the current state of the code. They were mostly for package searches but www.archlinux.org/feeds/news was also in the list of error pages. These problems are not happening now that I am awake.
Did anyone do anything to possibly cause or rectify this situation? eg: restart httpd or modpython, or make some changes in the archweb_pub git repo?
There don't seem to be any complaints, which leads me to believe that maybe this didn't happen last night. Is there a chance that these errors are pretty old and got stuck in the mail queue? There are no dates logged with the errors so I can't check when they are said to have occurred but one of the bugs being reported is something that I thought I fixed several weeks ago.
I got the emails too, you're not crazy 8)
Entirely possible this had to do with mail queue stuck-age. Jan and I figured out a configuration change that will hopefully reduce the mail delay for mailman mail and he had made those changes sometime around 4am EDT. - P
2008/10/18 Paul Mattal <paul@mattal.com>:
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 8:16 AM, Dusty Phillips <buchuki@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys,
I woke up this morning to two dozen django error messages that don't make much sense given the current state of the code. They were mostly for package searches but www.archlinux.org/feeds/news was also in the list of error pages. These problems are not happening now that I am awake.
Did anyone do anything to possibly cause or rectify this situation? eg: restart httpd or modpython, or make some changes in the archweb_pub git repo?
There don't seem to be any complaints, which leads me to believe that maybe this didn't happen last night. Is there a chance that these errors are pretty old and got stuck in the mail queue? There are no dates logged with the errors so I can't check when they are said to have occurred but one of the bugs being reported is something that I thought I fixed several weeks ago.
I got the emails too, you're not crazy 8)
Entirely possible this had to do with mail queue stuck-age. Jan and I figured out a configuration change that will hopefully reduce the mail delay for mailman mail and he had made those changes sometime around 4am EDT.
I've determined that the errors are legit and I'm able to replicate them, I'll fix the bug in an hour or so if I can track it down but I'm still unsure why they started happening all of a sudden. Any ideas? Dusty
2008/10/18 Dusty Phillips <buchuki@gmail.com>:
2008/10/18 Paul Mattal <paul@mattal.com>:
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 8:16 AM, Dusty Phillips <buchuki@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys,
I woke up this morning to two dozen django error messages that don't make much sense given the current state of the code. They were mostly for package searches but www.archlinux.org/feeds/news was also in the list of error pages. These problems are not happening now that I am awake.
Did anyone do anything to possibly cause or rectify this situation? eg: restart httpd or modpython, or make some changes in the archweb_pub git repo?
There don't seem to be any complaints, which leads me to believe that maybe this didn't happen last night. Is there a chance that these errors are pretty old and got stuck in the mail queue? There are no dates logged with the errors so I can't check when they are said to have occurred but one of the bugs being reported is something that I thought I fixed several weeks ago.
I got the emails too, you're not crazy 8)
Entirely possible this had to do with mail queue stuck-age. Jan and I figured out a configuration change that will hopefully reduce the mail delay for mailman mail and he had made those changes sometime around 4am EDT.
I've determined that the errors are legit and I'm able to replicate them, I'll fix the bug in an hour or so if I can track it down but I'm still unsure why they started happening all of a sudden. Any ideas?
Bug is fixed. The problem is someone is linking to our search page with an option of "sort=category". I've adjusted it to not allow sorting by fields that aren't explicitly column headers in the search page. There has been no category related searching or sorting since cactus did the newmodel rewrite. The messages are coming from googlebot, so they must be trying to revive an old cache, or maybe they just spend their weekends trying to find ways to spam us. Dusty
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Aaron Griffin
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Dusty Phillips
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Paul Mattal