[Rspamd-Users] got IO Timeout Server fuzzy1.rspamd.com

Stefan Bauer cubewerk at gmail.com
Wed Sep 25 12:21:48 UTC 2019


Either you have a dns issue or network issue, or you have reached the allow
amount of queries per day.
Please check usage policy:

https://rspamd.com/doc/usage_policy.html

Am Mi., 25. Sept. 2019 um 14:10 Uhr schrieb kutz <hdkutz at hdkutz.de>:

> Hello List,
> I'm facing the following Problem on my rspamd Environment:
> <snip>
> ...
> Sep 25 14:04:38 myserver rspamd[25618]: <cc86ad>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:38 myserver rspamd[25618]: <c61a19>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:38 myserver rspamd[25618]: <b7cbae>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:39 myserver rspamd[25618]: <82a9a4>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:40 myserver rspamd[25618]: <24f9d1>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:40 myserver rspamd[25618]: <5ec95a>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:40 myserver rspamd[25618]: <0e7eac>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:40 myserver rspamd[25618]: <ccd388>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:40 myserver rspamd[25618]: <f35a65>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:40 myserver rspamd[25618]: <c75ebb>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:42 myserver rspamd[25618]: <d7846d>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:43 myserver rspamd[25618]: <2fbd57>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:43 myserver rspamd[25618]: <c8a7c0>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:44 myserver rspamd[25618]: <8ff49d>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:44 myserver rspamd[25618]: <012b54>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:44 myserver rspamd[25618]: <809284>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> Sep 25 14:04:44 myserver rspamd[25618]: <a10595>; proxy;
> fuzzy_check_timer_callback: got IO timeout with server fuzzy1.rspamd.com(
> 88.99.142.95:11335), after 3 retransmits
> ...
> <snip>
>
> There seems to be no firewall Problem:
> <snip>
> # nc -vz -u 88.99.142.95 11335
> Ncat: Version 7.50 ( https://nmap.org/ncat )
> Ncat: Connected to 88.99.142.95:11335.
> Ncat: UDP packet sent successfully
> Ncat: 1 bytes sent, 0 bytes received in 2.01 seconds.
> <snip>
>
> I'm using
> # rpm -qa |grep rspamd
> rspamd-1.9.4-1.x86_64
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> ku
>
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