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date ] [ error writing to socket bad address thread ] [ subject ] [ author error writing to socket connection reset by peer ] Hello, I upgrade to the latest debian package (5.1.2-4~bpo7) today
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and I can no longer start my tunnel. I get messages like these in my syslog. Apr 15
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13:15:37 gw charon: 13[IKE] sending retransmit 1 of request message ID 0, seq 1 Apr 15 13:15:37 gw charon: 13[NET] sending packet: from 192.158.A.B[500] to 194.17.X.Y[500] (188 bytes) Apr 15 13:15:37 gw charon: 08[NET] error writing to error writing to socket invalid argument socket: Invalid argument Apr 15 13:15:44 gw charon: 14[IKE] sending retransmit 2 of request message ID 0, seq 1 Apr 15 13:15:44 gw charon: 14[NET] sending packet: from 192.158.A.B[500] to 194.17.X.Y[500] (188 bytes) Apr 15 13:15:44 gw charon: 08[NET] error writing to socket: Invalid argument Do I need to change anything with the new config layout? Previously I had only my connection settings in ipsec.conf (running 5.1.1). All other settings are default. cheers, Otto Previous message: [strongSwan] CRL Next message: [strongSwan] New version: error writing to socket Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] More information about the Users mailing list
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Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Server Fault Questions software caused connection abort: socket write error Tags Users Badges Unanswered Ask Question _ Server Fault is a question and answer site for system and network administrators. Join them; it socket write error minecraft only takes a minute: Sign up Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question Anybody can answer The best answers are voted up and rise to the top Strongswan VPN tunnel between two AWS instances won't https://lists.strongswan.org/pipermail/users/2014-April/005981.html connect up vote 3 down vote favorite 3 I am trying to set up a VPN tunnel using StrongSwan 5.1.2 between two Amazon AWS EC2 instances running Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS. Prior to using StrongSwan, I used open(libre)swan on an Amazon RedHat AMI, which worked fine. For some reason I can't even get IKE to work here for StrongSwan. I triple checked my AWS configurations, and it all looks good, so it must be a problem http://serverfault.com/questions/699741/strongswan-vpn-tunnel-between-two-aws-instances-wont-connect with StrongSwan configuration. As you will see below, the error I am getting is "Error writing to socket: Invalid argument". I have looked online and really can't find the solution to this. I am convinced my strongswan ipsec.conf is improperly configured. Here is what I am working with: Instance #1: N.Virginia - 10.198.0.164 with public EIP 54.X.X.X Instance #2: Oregon - 10.194.0.176 with public EIP 52.Y.Y.Y The (simple) topology is as follows: [ Instance #1 within N.Virginia VPC <-> Public internet <-> Instance #2 within Oregon VPC ] I verified that the following AWS configs are correct: Security groups permit all IP information is correct Src/Dest disabled on both instances ACLs permit all routes are present and correct (route to 10.x will point to that local instance in order to be routed out to the VPN tunnel) Below is the /etc/ipsec.conf (this is from Oregon, however it is the same on the N.Virginia instance except the left|right values are reversed): config setup charondebug="dmn 2, mgr 2, ike 2, chd 2, job 2, cfg 2, knl 2, net 2, enc 2, lib 2" conn aws1oexternal-aws1nvexternal left=52.Y.Y.Y (EIP) leftsubnet=10.194.0.0/16 right=54.X.X.X (EIP) rightsubnet=10.198.0.0/16 auto=start authby=secret type=tunnel mobike=no dpdaction=restart Below is the /etc/ipsec.secrets *(reversed for other instance, obviously): 54.X.X.X 52.Y.Y.Y : PSK "Key_inserted_here" Below is the /etc/strongswan.conf: charon { load_modular = yes plugins { include strongsw
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Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 121 Star 2,637 Fork 607 rubinius/rubinius Code Issues 205 Pull requests 3 Projects 0 Pulse Graphs New issue Seek error writing to sockets and pipes #48 Closed brixen opened this Issue Oct 8, 2009 · 3 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 2 participants Rubinius member brixen commented Oct 8, 2009 Reported by agardiner LH 497 A seek error results on a socket when an attempt is made to write to a socket on which there is also data still to be read. On MatzRuby, no error occurs. The exception on RBX is as follows: Unable to seek (ESPIPE) Backtrace: IO(TCPSocket)#seek at kernel/core/io.rb:507 IO(TCPSocket)#write at kernel/core/io.rb:490 IO(TCPSocket)#puts {} at kernel/core/io.rb:371 Array#each at kernel/core/array.rb:573 IO(TCPSocket)#puts at kernel/core/io.rb:355 Object#__script__ at /home/ads/test_client.rb:10 CompiledMethod#as_script at kernel/core/compiled_method.rb:326 Compile.single_load at kernel/core/compile.rb:238 Compile.load_from_extension at kernel/core/compile.rb:310 Object#__script__ at kernel/loader.rb:201 The following server and client code can be used to reproduce the problem: ******* Server code ******* require 'socket' REMOTE_DEBUG_PORT = 1098 TEST_DATA = " Here is some multi-line data " port = ARGV.shift || REMOTE_DEBUG_PORT server = TCPServer.open(port) puts "*** waiting for client..." socket = server.accept puts "Sending data" TEST_DATA.each_line {|l| socket.puts l} socket.flush resp = socket.gets socket.close ******* Client code ******* require 'socket' host = ARGV[0] || 'localhost' port = ARGV[1] || 1098 socket = TCPSocket.new(host, port) puts "Connected to server on #{host}:#{port}" while line = socket.gets puts line socket.puts line end socket.close Rubinius member brixen commented Oct 8, 2009 Some progress toward a patch by Benjamin Stiglitz: http://gist.github.com/204795 Rubinius member brixen commented Oct 8, 2009 Wilson's comment: "This has some CI failures, because it looks like syswrite needs to not rewind. Could you take another look? See 1.8/core/io/syswrite_spec.rb for some of the failures. " Rubinius member evanphx commented Mar 27, 2010 Support sync'd writes properly. Closed by 297914c. This issue was closed. Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in