Request for IP Troubleshooting

Request for IP Troubleshooting

[Zaven Karapetyan]

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Dear GCC Support Team,

Fimetech is experiencing intermittent access issues with the gcc.gnu.org website from our IP 195.250.93.18, leading to significant disruptions in our workflow. We suspect potential blacklisting or rate limiting. We have checked with our internet provider, who found no issues on their end. Could you please verify if our IP is blacklisted or identify any other related concerns?

We appreciate your prompt assistance.

Best regards,
Fimetech Team

Re: Request for IP Troubleshooting

[Florian Weimer]

* Zaven Karapetyan via Gcc-help:

> Dear GCC Support Team,
>
> Fimetech is experiencing intermittent access issues with the
> gcc.gnu.org website from our IP 195.250.93.18, leading to significant
> disruptions in our workflow. We suspect potential blacklisting or rate
> limiting. We have checked with our internet provider, who found no
> issues on their end. Could you please verify if our IP is blacklisted
> or identify any other related concerns?
>
> We appreciate your prompt assistance.

I think <overseers@sourceware.org> is a better place to report and debug
such infrastructure issues.

Thanks,
Florian

Re: Request for IP Troubleshooting

[Jonathan Wakely]

On Tue, 23 Apr 2024 at 12:00, Florian Weimer via Gcc-help
<gcc-help@gcc.gnu.org> wrote:
>
> * Zaven Karapetyan via Gcc-help:
>
> > Dear GCC Support Team,
> >
> > Fimetech is experiencing intermittent access issues with the
> > gcc.gnu.org website from our IP 195.250.93.18, leading to significant
> > disruptions in our workflow. We suspect potential blacklisting or rate
> > limiting. We have checked with our internet provider, who found no
> > issues on their end. Could you please verify if our IP is blacklisted
> > or identify any other related concerns?
> >
> > We appreciate your prompt assistance.
>
> I think <overseers@sourceware.org> is a better place to report and debug
> such infrastructure issues.


I asked overseers about it already:

"I cannot find them in any fail2ban or block.include lists. And they
haven't done much accesses against gcc httpd (102 in the last week all
200 as far as I can see)"