[Dxspider-support] Spider node keeps thinking I'm a node, any ideas?
Howard Leadmon
howard at leadmon.net
Fri Oct 5 03:16:13 BST 2012
Rick, I am seeing some of the PC51 codes as well, but I was going to
keep that question for a second posting, but not from OK2CQR.
Here is a snip of some of the PC51 messages I see on my console, but I will
clip out the good traffic so I don’t post pages of DX postings.
WB3FFV de WB3FFV-2 4-Oct-2012 2348Z dxspider >
PC51^WB3FFV^HB9VID-2^1^
PC51^WB3FFV^HB9VID-2^1^
PC51^WB3FFV^DB0ZWI-8^1^
PC51^WB3FFV^HB9VID-2^1^
This is all mixed in with normal console output, so I went into the logs for
today, and did a grep for HB9VID-2 and I have some, a bunch of connects and
disconnects, but nothing logged for PC51, so not sure what exactly that is.
Here is a short sample from my logs:
1349398500^DXProt^HB9VID-2 connected from 78.47.138.186
1349398500^DXProt^PC92A WB3FFV -> 38.103.8.24 on HB9VID-2
1349399400^DXProt^PC92A HB9VID-2 -> 78.47.138.186 on KC2CWT-9
1349399405^DXProt^HB9VID-2 Disconnected
1349399700^DXProt^HB9VID-2 connected from 78.47.138.186
1349399700^DXProt^PC92A WB3FFV -> 38.103.8.24 on HB9VID-2
1349400600^DXProt^PC92A HB9VID-2 -> 78.47.138.186 on KC2CWT-9
1349400605^DXProt^HB9VID-2 Disconnected
1349400900^DXProt^HB9VID-2 connected from 78.47.138.186
1349400900^DXProt^PC92A WB3FFV -> 38.103.8.24 on HB9VID-2
1349401800^DXProt^PC92A HB9VID-2 -> 78.47.138.186 on KC2CWT-9
1349401805^DXProt^HB9VID-2 Disconnected
1349402100^DXProt^HB9VID-2 connected from 78.47.138.186
1349402100^DXProt^PC92A WB3FFV -> 38.103.8.24 on HB9VID-2
OK, so I take a look for DB0ZWI-8 in my logs, which DXspider seems to keep
by month, and I don’t even find an entry, strange, as I had console output
from that call over the past hour.
Let me take a look for OK2CQR as you mentioned in your mail:
1349401080^DXProt^OK2CQR-6 connected from 2a02:2b88:2:1::1397:1
1349401082^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-10 -> 37.157.197.119 on LU9DA-6
1349401381^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-4 -> 37.157.197.119 on KB1H
1349401680^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-2 -> 37.157.197.119 on GB7UJS
1349401681^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-5 -> 37.157.197.119 on VE3ZIN-2
1349401681^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-19 -> 37.157.197.119 on NX9G
1349401741^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-7 -> 37.157.197.119 on IT9WDY-6
1349401983^DXProt^OK2CQR-6 Disconnected
1349402040^DXProt^OK2CQR-6 connected from 2a02:2b88:2:1::1397:1
1349402042^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-10 -> 37.157.197.119 on LU9DA-6
1349402341^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-4 -> 37.157.197.119 on KB1H
1349402641^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-5 -> 37.157.197.119 on VE3ZIN-2
1349402641^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-19 -> 37.157.197.119 on NX9G
1349402701^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-7 -> 37.157.197.119 on IT9WDY-6
1349402943^DXProt^OK2CQR-6 Disconnected
1349403001^DXProt^OK2CQR-6 connected from 2a02:2b88:2:1::1397:1
1349403002^DXProt^PC92A OK2CQR-10 -> 37.157.197.119 on LU9DA-6
Strange I see connects from that node over IPv6, but PC92A messages from an
IPv4 address, that seems weird, but maybe not. Maybe Dirk will have some
idea what is going on, or maybe how to debug this issue. You really
wouldn’t expect any type of incoming message from any other node, to be able
to change YOUR personal login permissions, especially as the node sysop so
that your own node starts thinking you’re no longer a user, but another
node, and if it can we have a security hole of some kind present. Just as a
note, the WB3FFV does accept connections over IPv6 as well is IPv4, and we
have node peers over both protocols..
73’s de WB3FFV
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Howard Leadmon - howard at leadmon.net
From: dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org
[mailto:dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org] On Behalf Of Ricardo Suarez
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2012 9:37 PM
To: The DXSpider Support list
Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] Spider node keeps thinking I'm a node, any
ideas?
Howard, you have a node partner OK2CQR? I have OK2CQR-10 and in my spider
seems the origin of the problem
Regards
Rick LU9DA
screen copy of lu9da-6
**************************
login: lu9da
lu9da
Hello Rick, this is LU9DA-6 in Mar del Plata, Argentina
running DXSpider V1.55 build 0.82
Cluster: 381 nodes, 3 local / 2336 total users Max users 2348 Uptime 0
00:53
LU9DA de LU9DA-6 4-Oct-2012 2350Z dxspider >
sh/user lu9da
sh/user lu9da
LU9DA (at OK2CQR-1) Rick Mar del Plata, Argentina GF12FA <---WHAT??????
LU9DA de LU9DA-6 4-Oct-2012 2350Z dxspider >
DX de UT7IL: 7003.0 EA8/DL7VOA CQ-599,Tnx my 1watt QRP!------ 2350Z
DX de PY2MG: 50024.6 YS1YS/B 529 2351Z
DX de OK1AMF: 3520.0 TT8TT up tnx 2352Z
JO60
DX de KC4GL: 7127.0 TT8TT 7132.2 2352Z
DX de N4NW: 24891.9 DU3/N0QM 2353Z
PC51^LU9DA^OK2CQR-1^1^
<---WHAT??????
DX de W1WC: 7127.0 TT8TT up 5 2353Z
FN31
DX de W3LPL: 7008.7 HR1TTW 2354Z
DX de ZP9MCE: 7025.0 PT9BCN/B 599 2355Z
DX de JA1WLO: 14086.3 TT8TT up 2 ry. NA nw 2355Z
DX de WD8JJA: 14094.0 5U5U RTTY up 2.2 2356Z
DX de CS8ABG: 7174.5 YL2GB CQ DX 2356Z
HM77
El 04/10/2012 22:59, Howard Leadmon escribió:
As a follow-up to my prior posts, I ran update_sysop and it now knows I am
a user/sysop again. At least that solves the issue of getting on my node,
but it doesn't explain why this seems to keep happening at random times
now..
---
Howard Leadmon - howard at leadmon.net
-----Original Message-----
From: dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org [mailto:dxspider-support-
bounces at dxcluster.org] On Behalf Of Howard Leadmon
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2012 6:54 PM
To: 'The DXSpider Support list'
Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] Spider node keeps thinking I'm a node, any
ideas?
I just tried running the user_asc to see if it was an easy fix without
having to run the setup again, but that didn't work for me, when I telnet
in, it still thinks I'm a node. Hard to manage it, when you can't
communicate..
Dirk, any ideas?
---
Howard Leadmon - howard at leadmon.net
-----Original Message-----
From: dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org [mailto:dxspider-support-
bounces at dxcluster.org] On Behalf Of Ricardo Suarez
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2012 6:51 PM
To: The DXSpider Support list
Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] Spider node keeps thinking I'm a node,
any
ideas?
HOUSTON! we have a problem!
After read the mail from Howard and write my own mail, I test LU9DA-6
and have the problem again! yesterday and today, two times down in two
days!
Help!
Rick LU9DA
El 04/10/2012 22:41, Ricardo Suarez escribió:
Yesterday, for second time in little more of one month, lu9da-6 do the
same thing, solved stopping the spider, running user_asc and
re-launching the program.
Is a bug or some corrupted data?
Regards
Rick LU9DA
El 04/10/2012 16:19, Howard Leadmon escribió:
OK, this one has me perplexed, as for quite a long while I have run
the
WB3FFV-2 node, and never had any issues with it. Several months
back (and
I see some others reported it as well), my node all of a sudden
decided that
when I connected to it via telnet, and logged in as wb3ffv, that I
was no
longer a user/sysop, but that I was another node and started the
somewhat
cryptic broadcasts.
After some advice I saw posted, I reran the setup on the node, and
of
course set wb3ffv as a user/sysop and things went back to normal.
Now
another month or so down the road, I go to logon to my node today,
and blamo
it thinks I am a node again:
login: wb3ffv
password:
PC18^DXSpider Version: 1.55 Build: 0.112 Git: b2aa9a9 pc9x^5455^
PC16^G7VJR-5^G4SGX - 1^H25^
PC19^1^GB7MBC^0^5401^H25^
PC16^GB7MBC^M0OSH - 1^I8NLC - 1^K1HRD - 1^KK5AA - 1^G4MUL -
1^H25^
PC19^1^GB7MBC^0^5455^H25^
PC16^VE3EY-7^SQ9DIE - 1^H25^
I know I could run the setup again, reset my account and
permissions, but
the real question is, why does this sucker keep thinking I am a
node? This
is a recent over this year issue, and now it's done it again, any
ideas on
to fix and stop this from happening again?
73's de WB3FFV
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Howard Leadmon
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