[Bug 828664] Re: Jenkins package failed to import - TooManyConcurrentRequests

Martin Pool mbp at canonical.com
Wed Aug 24 11:23:51 UTC 2011


@James ubuntu:jenkins is now up to date (checked by branching it which
implicitly checks against publication) - thanks for the report and sorry
for the disruption.

I'm attaching the log which shows the failure is

136.161  Committed revid james.westby at ubuntu.com-20110720111118-fes7o7ahfcevg11p as revno 2.
137.614  Marking version 1.409.1-0ubuntu1 in oneiric at revid james.westby at ubuntu.com-20110720111118-fes7o7ahfcevg11p
141.324  refresh_possible_transports dropping stale transport <bzrlib.transport.remote.RemoteSSHTransport url=bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/oneiric/jenkins/oneiric/> ([Errno 32] Broken pipe)
141.324  refresh_possible_transports encountered a smart transport with outstanding request: <bzrlib.transport.remote.RemoteSSHTransport url=bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/debian/woody/jenkins/woody/>
... and on and on.

So I think the bug is: launchpad dropped the connection (or maybe the
network glitched or something else.)  What the udd importer  should have
done is probably stop at that point and treat it as a transient failure.
What did happen is that it kept trying to use the dead ssh connection
and tied itself in knots - there is possibly also a bzr bug there that
it didn't try to reconnect.   (cf bug 819604 and friends).

So, though the immediate thing is fixed by retrying I'll leave this open
for that bug.

** Summary changed:

- Jenkins package failed to import - TooManyConcurrentRequests
+ importer doesn't cope with broken ssh pipe

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