Node not registered--What has changed?

Overnight I started receiving frequent WARNING messages in the CLI as listed below. Now my node 580850 is no longer listed in the portal node list as a registered node.

[2025-02-04 09:47:33.756] WARNING[1725]: app_rpt.c:1009 perform_statpost: statpost to URL ‘http://stats.allstarlink.org/uhandler?node=580850&time=1738691233&seqno=101&keyed=0&keytime=1550’ failed with code 0
[2025-02-04 09:47:50.913] WARNING[1727]: app_rpt.c:1009 perform_statpost: statpost to URL ‘http://stats.allstarlink.org/uhandler?node=580850&time=1738691250&seqno=102&nodes=T580852&apprptvers=3.2.0&apprptuptime=1557&totalkerchunks=0&totalkeyups=2&totaltxtime=48&timeouts=0&totalexecdcommands=0’ failed with code 0

My rpt.conf contains this line in the node stanza:
statpost_url = http://stats.allstarlink.org/uhandler

My modules.conf contains the line:
load => res_rpt_http_registrations.so ; ASL3 app_rpt http registrations

Is this a mis-configuration that was prevlously allowed or does it indicate a server problem? How can I get registered again?

  • Don, W7VXS

Compare the password from the AllStarLink.org node portal with the password stored in the rpt_http_registrations.conf file.

The passwords match exactly. This was set up some time ago and worked up to now. Thanks for reply. - Don

Don, I have seen this a few times where the error lay in DNS and perhaps your ISP.

Reboot everything, modem, router and server in that order.

It may be the same for you, but who knows. Cheap easy test.

Looks good now after reboot. Funny, I tried that earlier. But now registered, connecting, and not throwing the warnings and error messages. Thank you!

In my case, with a deeper look, it was the ISP had been preforming infrastructure changes/routing upgrades and persisted at random over a month.

It seem to help to use external DNS in my router for WAN DNS #2/3
But I since removed it when I upgraded router, since it was just old, but I preferred to have anything with DD-WRT as I had been using where I can have more explicit control.

So, for whatever all that may be worth to someone later down the line… there it is.