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All routes immediately report 0Mbit/s and nothing changes #7

Closed e0da closed 8 years ago

e0da commented 8 years ago

This is a new behavior that I noticed recently when I observed that my downloads are all slow again. I run auto-reroute.sh in a cron job, so I don't know how long this has been happening. Here's the output I get. The script hangs indefinitely at the end (as does the page https://network.feral.io/reroute when I try to update the route by picking a route and submitting the form) so I hit Ctrl-C to kill it.

mike:~% time ./auto-reroute
You are currently using the default route
Testing single segment download speed from Default...
routing through Default results in 0 Mbit/s

Testing single segment download speed from Fiber-Ring#1...
routing through Fiber-Ring#1 results in 0 Mbit/s

Testing single segment download speed from Fiber-Ring#2...
routing through Fiber-Ring#2 results in 0 Mbit/s

Testing single segment download speed from GTT...
routing through GTT results in 0 Mbit/s

Testing single segment download speed from Level3...
routing through Level3 results in 0 Mbit/s

Testing single segment download speed from NTT#1...
routing through NTT#1 results in 0 Mbit/s

Testing single segment download speed from NTT#2...
routing through NTT#2 results in 0 Mbit/s

Routing through Fiber-Ring#2 provided the highest speed of 0 Mbit/s
Setting route to Fiber-Ring#2 / 87.255.32.249 ...
^C
./auto-reroute  0.76s user 0.36s system 9% cpu 11.851 total

OS:

mike:~% uname -a
Linux mike 3.19.0-15-generic #15-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 16 23:32:01 UTC 2015 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
mike:~% lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:    Ubuntu 15.04
Release:        15.04
Codename:       vivid
frankthetank7254 commented 8 years ago

It looks like the official speed test files are unavailable, and that is why the script is acting this way. From what I can tell, it could be related to some other issues Feral is currently having. Depending on the version of the script you have, you can check ~./auto-reroute/auto-reroute.log for the log

I will try to update the script to deal with the missing files.

If you do have the log, can you tell me when the issue started?

e0da commented 8 years ago

Thank you for getting back to me, @frankthetank7254! The good news is it's not your script at all. I also emailed Feral's NOC and they said

This weekend the server handling all of this died and then so did my laptop while I was travelling so all I'm left with is my phone unable to restore things. I'll be back on Tuesday where I will restore the reroute page.

Please open a support ticket and we'll update you as soon as it's back!

Sorry for the trouble caused.

So let's assume nothing's wrong with your script. Thanks! And thanks for sharing your script in the first place! I have one other piece of feedback. I'll open a separate issue.