Re: Abuse of service detected for server error (1013937626)

inode0 wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 3:00 AM, Chandan M C <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> I had gone through the link you sent before. But could get the clear
>> idea on "connecting to RHn more frequently than once every 120 ses".
>>
>> Does that mean that, from once connection to another connection there
>> should be atleast 120 min Interval.
>>
>> just for testing purpose, I tired login to RHN from my 2 different
>> machines with the same redhat sid file, I am able to login. From the
>> above statement this should not happen right.
>>     

Every time you login from up2date or yum to RHN you increment you 
check-in counter by one for the systemid in question (unless our IT team 
blocked maybe a specific IP due to some really bad script/traffic). I do 
not remember the exact number, but you need to have connected many many 
many times to hit this issue, either over a long period of time with 
frequent connections, or with a short burst where you did 1000's of 
connections to trip this. Typically a script of some sort is miss 
configured or running too frequently.

Suggestion, login to RHN, delete system. Re-run rhn_register to register 
system in question back to RHN. OR try opening a support ticket before 
doing anything.

Cliff


>
> I don't recall the exact details of this but you really can't trip
> this by doing anything "by hand." The abuse has to be sustained over a
> fairly substantial period of time before it kicks in. But having
> something like puppet check with RHN every minute can certainly do it.
>
> John
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