[hipl-users] Re: Test fails due to use the HIT as a *real* address
- From: Miika Komu <miika@xxxxxx>
- To: hipl-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 19:51:54 +0200 (EET)
On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, Jesús Rojo Martínez wrote:
Hi!,
Last tests with patch-204. I use "make deb" and then install the debian
package.
I've seen two behaviors:
- With some config in /etc/hip/hipd_config:
client-gai get frozen at "Waiting for daemon info", as previous tries.
I attach the log from syslog in the file "syslog-hipd_config".
Can you get the newest version and try to repeat? Thanks.
- Without any config in hipd_config:
It seems to work, at least it doesn't stop... but fails to connect.
Log from syslog attached in file "syslog".
Output from client-gai is:
node2:~# conntest-client-gai node1 tcp 1111
...
Trying to connect to 2001:73:1a32:d033:b0c7:4e08:3f60:6294
After call conntest.c: connect to 2001:73:1a32:d033:b0c7:4e08:3f60:6294
connect ret=-1 errno=11
trying next
failed to connect
I hope you can see the problem now with the information in the syslogs...
Ok, I think I got it finally. The daemon mistakenly tries to get a
route to the peer IP address using dummy0 (which contains only HITs!):
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]: debug(debug.c:566@hip_print_hit) Peer
HIT: 2001:0073:1a32:d033:b0c7:4e08:3f60:6294
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]: debug(debug.c:566@hip_print_hit) Peer
addr: 3ffe:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]: debug(debug.c:566@hip_print_hit)
Getting route for destination address: 3ffe:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]: error(nlink.c:1078@parse_rtattr)
Deficit len28, rta_len=0
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]: debug(debug.c:566@hip_print_hit) src:
2001:007c:d397:1b35:2ae9:cea3:5fcc:1afb
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]:
debug(hadb.c:416@hip_hadb_add_peer_info) Source address found
Feb 21 12:28:36 node2 hipd[13226]: info(hidb.c:724@hip_for_each_hi) Found
HIT0x2001007cd3971b352ae9cea35fcc1afb
Looking at your earlier posts, you have this route:
dummy0 3ffe::1/128
Do this and try again:
ip route del 3ffe::1/128 dev dummy0
Why did you add that weird route in the first place? Got desparate during
first failures ?)
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