V0.49a Direct Callback On Port Loop | Thread profile

I often check the Verbose log and I just saw this message repeating every second (and filling the log): ... 5/23/2008 6:07:23 AM: Direct Callback on port 58040 to client 625160@ 'http://emule-project.net' (eMule v0.49a,Connecting/None/None) (FF7ACECE8A0EAC421E1EDB10A0596F84) 5/23/2008 6:07:24 AM: Direct Callback on port 58040 to client 625160@ 'http://emule-project.net' (eMule v0.49a,...

Hello, ...yes, I've seen something similar, too. However, it was not an infinite loop in my case. It filled some pages of the verbose log and then stopped. What made me wonder (that's why I noticed it at all) is that the ip addresss 0.0.0.0 was mentioned in my log... Regards, derJörg

Mhh, this indeed looks like a significant bug, i will look closer into it as soon as i find some time. Just to collect some infos: How often do you see this happen? Is your windows uptime higher than ~50 days (includes hibernate/suspend)?

Hello, ZITAT(Some Support @ May 23 2008, 08:22 PM) Mhh, this indeed looks like a significant bug, i will look closer into it as soon as i find some time. Just to collect some infos: How often do you see this happen? Is your windows uptime higher than ~50 days (includes hibernate/suspend)? ...in my case, it happened twice or three times, I think. My uptime is usually between two ...

Hello, 24.05.2008 15:14:36: Direct Callback on port 81 to client 1@0.0.0.0 (xxx.158.151.98) '(null)' (,Connecting/None/None) (61A5D721580E8042FE70D751A58B6F1B) 24.05.2008 15:14:37: Direct Callback succeeded, connection established - 8501470@xxx.17.52.124 (xxx.158.151.98) 'cardinal' (eMule v0.49a,Connecting/None/None) 24.05.2008 15:14:38: Direct Callback on port 59317 to client 1@0.0.0.0 (...

QUOTE(derJörg @ May 24 2008, 06:31 AM) Can someone explain to me what the notation x@y means? Is "y" a server ip or what? CODE if (HasLowID()) { if (GetConnectIP()) { str.Format(_T("%u@%s (%s) '%s' (%s,%s/%s/%s)"), GetUserIDHybrid(), ipstr(GetServerIP()), ipstr(GetConnectIP()), GetUserName(), DbgGetFullClientSoftVer(), ...

ZITAT(PacoBell @ May 24 2008, 10:55 PM) ZITAT(derJörg @ May 24 2008, 06:31 AM) Can someone explain to me what the notation x@y means? Is "y" a server ip or what? [...] Yup. It's used to identify low ID clients. Thank you. An answer even with code...nice. Now, considered that I don't have any servers in my server list that have that special ip address 0.0.0.0 (means...

QUOTE(derJörg @ May 25 2008, 01:34 AM) Now, considered that I don't have any servers in my server list that have that special ip address 0.0.0.0 (means local subnet and is only valid as a source address, as far as I remember), it is almost safe to assume that this is some kind of bug. An 1@0.0.0.0 is a special notation in eMule telling that the client isn't connected to any server...

Hello, ZITAT(netfinity @ May 25 2008, 01:45 AM) ZITAT(derJörg @ May 25 2008, 01:34 AM) Now, considered that I don't have any servers in my server list that have that special ip address 0.0.0.0 (means local subnet and is only valid as a source address, as far as I remember), it is almost safe to assume that this is some kind of bug. An 1@0.0.0.0 is a special notation in ...

Hello, ...I just discovered another looping callback. I present a part of it here, just to give an idea of the frequency. I can't tell for how long this is already running, because only 7-8 minutes fit into the verbose log - and it's currently full of these entries: ... 25.05.2008 17:11:58: Direct Callback on port 59325 to client 6592104@64.34.164.93 (xxx.238.141.176) 'EU MESMO' (...