Re: TimeOuts remain even after transfer of server?

[Andreas S. <sch...@fa...>]

Hi Marc,

On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, at 15:42, Marc G. Fournier wrote:

> What does ping show from both locations?

>From a server in Germany:

105 packets transmitted, 105 received, 0% packet loss, time 104414ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 11.779/25.420/168.963/25.277 ms

>From our Austrian network:

100 packets transmitted, 100 received, 0% packet loss, ...
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 19.947/38.843/155.793/32.543 ms

> traceroute? 

 6  vlan70.wien1.aco.net (193.171.23.33)  1.684 ms  0.733 ms  1.004 ms
 7  ge-1-49.bb1.vie.reasonnet.com (193.203.0.142)  0.979 ms  1.678 ms  1.655 ms
 8  ge-2-19-556.bb2-ams.reasonnet.com (89.30.133.245)  19.603 ms  19.600 ms  19.683 ms
 9  10ge-1-4-115.bb1-ams.reasonnet.com (213.247.40.6)  30.726 ms  30.715 ms  31.449 ms
10  10ge-1-1-919.edge2-ams.reasonnet.com (89.30.133.58)  20.722 ms  20.710 ms  20.212 ms
11  89-18-191-30.pcextreme.nl (89.18.191.30)  20.183 ms  21.222 ms  21.203 ms

 4  hetzner-gw.noris.net (213.239.242.254)  22.126 ms  3.557 ms  3.492 ms
 5  ge-1-3-0.de-cix.as25525.net (80.81.192.205)  18.593 ms  13.933 ms  12.344 ms
 6  10ge-1-1-919.edge2-ams.reasonnet.com (89.30.133.58)  11.885 ms  11.860 ms  11.789 ms
 7  89-18-191-30.pcextreme.nl (89.18.191.30)  12.466 ms  12.384 ms  12.244 ms
 8  public.pyzor.org (79.99.133.40) [closed]  61.362 ms  12.629 ms  12.498 ms

> What sort of command line test(s) did you run aginst the server itself

Basically, I just look at the log for spam reports. This is where I 
see the TimeOuts. Then, to verify I just run a bunch of

$ pyzor ping

or I feed a spam folder to pyzor report. Don't know if this is of any 
any value but here is the core of my bash script which I use to report 
if I want some more information (but want to avoid the verbosity 
of -d debug):

#!/bin/bash
#
# Report messages to pyzor

LOGFILE=~/mypyzorreport.log
echo -n "$(date +%Y%m%dT%H%M%S): " >>$LOGFILE # write a timestamp

MSG=$(cat -)                                  # put message in a variable
LINES=$(echo "$MSG" | formail -I "" | wc -l)  # number of lines of body
echo -n "[$LINES] " >>$LOGFILE
echo "$MSG" | pyzor digest >>$LOGFILE

TIMEFORMAT=%1R                                # change format of _time_
OUTPUT=$( { time echo "$MSG" | pyzor -d report ; } 2>&1 )

echo $OUTPUT >>$LOGFILE

sleep 1
### EOF


HTH,

-- 
-- Andreas