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benjaminp / httpswatch

https://httpswatch.com
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Fail to timeout? #15

Open daknob opened 9 years ago

daknob commented 9 years ago

Just ran a copy of this project with a changed sites.json file. All sites are valid and can be DNS resolved. I have 33 websites in the list, but one of them (no idea which) causes the script to stay forever at 32/33. It keeps repeating itself forever. Socket timeout works on other websites.

benjaminp commented 9 years ago

What site is causing problems?

On Sun, Jan 18, 2015, at 22:03, DaKnOb wrote:

Just ran a copy of this project with a changed sites.json file. All sites are valid and can be DNS resolved. I have 33 websites in the list, but one of them (no idea which) causes the script to stay forever at 32/33. It keeps repeating itself forever. Socket timeout works on other websites.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/gutworth/httpswatch/issues/15

daknob commented 9 years ago

I'd be glad to provide the URL of the website but I added all 33 websites to the JSON and then ran the script, which means I have no way of knowing this, unless I remove the sites one-by-one and see which one was it. Any way to print the site each thread processes in the progress that's printed every second for debugging purposes? If not, I'll have to remove the sites one-by-one. Thanks

daknob commented 9 years ago

The domain is www.tuc.gr which seems to be causing the trouble. It is resolvable, with port 443 open but if you send anything via telnet it simply doesn't reply. Guess we should add more than socket timeout?

benjaminp commented 9 years ago

I get EOF occurred in violation of protocol (_ssl.c:600). Maybe you have an old version of openssl, which is hanging?

daknob commented 9 years ago

It's OpenSSL 1.0.1e w/ debian security patches.. Maybe that's it..

daknob commented 9 years ago

Neither OpenSSL v1.0.1j nor OpenSSL v1.0.1k seem to fix the problem..