Had this problem for a few days, first noticed when I tried searching for a package. my ip address is 172.7.224.99. Is there something going on or is it something from my end? only 2 things I could think of but seemed unlikely was that my server was sending spam (which would be bad because it would mean someone broke in, but I didn't notice anything in the logs) or from checking out the ABS tree from the git server, but I've been doing a shallow clone for the initial checkout (git clone --depth=1) and a shallow fetch for updates (git fetch --depth=1, followed by a git reset --hard) to try to avoid stressing out the git server. Was that still too much? Other than those 2 possibilties, the only thing I can think of is that my ISP is somehow screwing up again.
On 10.02.2018 16:46, thepouar--- via arch-general wrote:
Had this problem for a few days, first noticed when I tried searching for a package. my ip address is 172.7.224.99.
Your IP is not being blocked by us. Could you tell me which URL you are trying to reach? Also please run `getent ahosts $domain` and `mtr --report --report-wide --show-ips --aslookup --report-cycles 100 $domain` and show me the output with $domain being "www.archlinux.org" or "aur.archlinux.org" or similar.
FWIW I'm unable to ping you directly from multiple locations. Do you have ping replies disabled or should that work?
Florian
On Sat, 10 Feb 2018 18:03:43 +0100 Florian Pritz via arch-general arch-general@archlinux.org wrote:
On 10.02.2018 16:46, thepouar--- via arch-general wrote:
Had this problem for a few days, first noticed when I tried searching for a package. my ip address is 172.7.224.99.
Your IP is not being blocked by us. Could you tell me which URL you are trying to reach? Also please run `getent ahosts $domain` and `mtr --report --report-wide --show-ips --aslookup --report-cycles 100 $domain` and show me the output with $domain being "www.archlinux.org" or "aur.archlinux.org" or similar.
FWIW I'm unable to ping you directly from multiple locations. Do you have ping replies disabled or should that work?
Florian
Just enabled it, didn't know it was off. I managed to work around the issue by modifying /etc/gai.conf to prefer IPv4 over IPv6
On Sat, 10 Feb 2018 09:46:27 -0600 thepouar@gmail.com wrote:
Had this problem for a few days, first noticed when I tried searching for a package. my ip address is 172.7.224.99. Is there something going on or is it something from my end? only 2 things I could think of but seemed unlikely was that my server was sending spam (which would be bad because it would mean someone broke in, but I didn't notice anything in the logs) or from checking out the ABS tree from the git server, but I've been doing a shallow clone for the initial checkout (git clone --depth=1) and a shallow fetch for updates (git fetch --depth=1, followed by a git reset --hard) to try to avoid stressing out the git server. Was that still too much? Other than those 2 possibilties, the only thing I can think of is that my ISP is somehow screwing up again.
ok, it seems to be a DNS issue on my end, as the problem goes away after adding the site's ip adddress to /etc/hosts
On Sat, 10 Feb 2018 11:18:17 -0600 thepouar@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, 10 Feb 2018 09:46:27 -0600 thepouar@gmail.com wrote:
Had this problem for a few days, first noticed when I tried searching for a package. my ip address is 172.7.224.99. Is there something going on or is it something from my end? only 2 things I could think of but seemed unlikely was that my server was sending spam (which would be bad because it would mean someone broke in, but I didn't notice anything in the logs) or from checking out the ABS tree from the git server, but I've been doing a shallow clone for the initial checkout (git clone --depth=1) and a shallow fetch for updates (git fetch --depth=1, followed by a git reset --hard) to try to avoid stressing out the git server. Was that still too much? Other than those 2 possibilties, the only thing I can think of is that my ISP is somehow screwing up again.
ok, it seems to be a DNS issue on my end, as the problem goes away after adding the site's ip adddress to /etc/hosts
Seems to be related to IPv6 as it works when I disable it
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