11:53:42:I1:Unit:WU52:Received WU assignment dHtx3ff8FUPXqUOKcjYwLAdksUr1hLi1fA159ZVgqOA
11:53:42:I1:Unit:WU52:Downloading WU
11:53:42:I1:Request:OUT7:> CONNECT pllwskifah1.mskcc.org:443 HTTP/1.1
11:53:43:I1:Request:OUT7:> POST https://pllwskifah1.mskcc.org/api/assign HTTP/1.1
11:55:02:E :Request:OUT7:Failed response: EOF
11:55:02:I1:Unit:WU52:Retry #1 in 2 secs
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11:55:04:I1:Request:OUT8:> CONNECT pllwskifah1.mskcc.org:443 HTTP/1.1
11:55:05:I1:Request:OUT5:< HTTP/1.1 200 HTTP_OK
11:55:08:I1:Unit:WU52:DOWNLOAD 100% 55B of 55B
11:55:08:I1:Request:OUT8:< HTTP/1.1 500 HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
11:55:08:E :Request:OUT8:HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR: {"error":{"message":"Can't dereference NULL pointer!"}}
11:55:16:I1:Group:Default:Added new work unit: cpus:0 gpus:gpu:01:00:00
11:55:16:I1:Unit:WU53:Requesting WU assignment for user Grimoire_of_Lolice team 230362
11:55:16:I1:Request:OUT9:> CONNECT assign3.foldingathome.org:443 HTTP/1.1
11:55:17:I1:Request:OUT9:> POST https://assign3.foldingathome.org/api/assign HTTP/1.1
11:55:18:I1:Request:OUT9:< HTTP/1.1 200 HTTP_OK
11:55:18:I1:Unit:WU53:Received WU assignment D2TklVLNezLLIiuLWoMOkJJoD4Zg_o_HIGT_ThnPOFk
11:55:18:I1:Unit:WU53:Downloading WU
11:55:18:I1:Request:OUT10:> CONNECT pllwskifah1.mskcc.org:443 HTTP/1.1
11:55:19:I1:Request:OUT10:> POST https://pllwskifah1.mskcc.org/api/assign HTTP/1.1
11:55:24:I1:Unit:WU53:DOWNLOAD 3% 206.78KiB of 7.54MiB
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11:55:38:I1:Request:OUT10:< HTTP/1.1 200 HTTP_OK
11:55:38:I1:Unit:WU53:Received WU P17655 R103 C0 G87
I removed the CPU core restarting itself half a dozen times during the download to make the log cleaner (it really should not be doing that, I know there's a bug report for that somewhere). I saw this error twice in total. This is a very strange error to get from a server, to say the least. Debugging output including JSON sent to the server available if needed.
This is a server error, not a client error. The client is just correctly reporting what the server returned, which was "503 Internal Server Error" with the reply body "Can't dereference NULL pointer!".
This is a server error, not a client error. The client is just correctly reporting what the server returned.
fahclient dev is server dev
You can pretend that you don't know what a hell is EOF (or dereference NULL pointer) in the log and explain your problem. You might get explained that this is server issue and not client, but dev will get the message that there is an issue with the server
Does this message appear if you are using non debug client?
I've stripped out the debug lines manually, so none of the lines I posted are the debug log level.
Technically I'm not using the debug client, I just built the client with a few changes to it and cbang to enable debug messages without the other debugging features (basically making the preprocessor keep CBANG_LOG_DEBUG even when NDEBUG was set), so the client's behavior is unchanged. I can switch back to the precompiled client, but the error only occurred twice, so I don't know if I can reproduce it.
arisu wrote: ↑Sat Apr 26, 2025 12:30 pm
I've stripped out the debug lines manually, so none of the lines I posted are the debug log level.
Technically I'm not using the debug client, I just built the client with a few changes to it and cbang to enable debug messages without the other debugging features (basically making the preprocessor keep CBANG_LOG_DEBUG even when NDEBUG was set), so the client's behavior is unchanged. I can switch back to the precompiled client, but the error only occurred twice, so I don't know if I can reproduce it.
Nah, nah, if it is normal message then all is good
