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Same issue, running newt on K8S (happened after a connection switch between Fiber, 4G and back to Fiber):
Only solution is killing the pod and let k8s recreate it and then it works directly again (see log timestamps)
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Same issue.
It thinks it is already connected, but it is not... |
I am facing this as well! Newt installed as |
I just figured out this was my issue this morning after my VPS reboot for an update. A simple reboot to the proxmox container that has newt running fixed it. I'm wondering if I could add a health check to the systemd to check if the tunnels are up or not. |
Some error here |
same error here. |
Here is my logs
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Ill try to reproduce ASAP. Not seeing a ton in the logs that explain why the time out is happening. Could be Pangolin side with gerbil. |
I don't why, but everything was working, out of the blue, it's happen, I tried to check if as some block from VPS (racknerd), but it didn't make any sense |
Misery loves company I guess. This morning my VPS rebooted for an update and newt stayed connected. 🤷♀️ |
I'm using the latest Pangolin and Newt version (Pangolin v1.3.1, Newt v1.1.3) on both of my servers. After restarting the Pangolin VM, Newt reconnected fine, but after the second VM reboot it didn't come back and I had to manually restart the
newt
container.As a workaround I made a cron checking the url directly and restart newt if it gets a gateway error.
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