ETIMEOUT 104.20.58.10:443 I sometime receive this error when request to horizon.stellar.org. What is this error?
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ETIMEOUT is "error - timeout". There are many possibilities, for example, your network is unstable and the traffic cannot be successfully returned. Please supply more information on your situation and details & error message.
104.20.58.10:443 is the actual IP address where this Horizon lies at. View this with CTRL + i with Firefox/Chrome.
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I am pooling to
horizon.stellar.orgto check health because of usinghorzion.stellar.orgfor submitting transaction. sometimes I receive a few the errorconnect ETIMEDOUT 104.20.59.10:443in pooling server . in addition, pooling server and the submitting transaction server are different. In this situation, am i no problem to submitting transciton throughhorizon.stellar.org?– amicusJan 24, 2019 at 6:32 -
After some search, it is kind of
network timeoutas you said. Then, do you know when ETIMEDOUT occurred in a network situation? i,g , expired cookie– amicusJan 24, 2019 at 6:59 -
ETIMEDOUThave numerous causes, and can be from client side or server side. If it is at server side, it could be from Stellar-Core or Horizon; if at client side, it could be due to the modules, sdk or network binder itself. So...you better print out more extra info on the error message, so as to narrow down the scope to find the origin of error.– cesarmJan 24, 2019 at 7:39 -
I only have
connect ETIMEDOUT 104.20.59.10:443error message. So, I will gather more info. Before trying this, Could you give some idea how to get more info? usingtcpdump?– amicusJan 24, 2019 at 8:42 -
i assume that you are using CLI tools. Could you store the reponse message and output it in full? Not sure how you make a request to Horizon... (for me, i always use the js-stellar-sdk to send request, so i just log down the entire response json object)– cesarmJan 24, 2019 at 9:03