Aborted when seeing Failing proxied request

[Stefan Paetow]

> When running in debug mode, freeradius process never exited. The "Failing proxied request" message was still occasionally seen in the debug output. But it then followed with the received status-check response message and continued (see last 3 lines):
> 
> (365) No proxy response, giving up on request and marking it done
> Marking home server x.x.x.x port yyyy as zombie (it has not responded in 30.000000 seconds).

Well, is home server x.x.x.x listening on port yyyy? Have you tried to connect to it? Is there a firewall between you and the home server? If so, has it been configured to receive traffic on port yyyy? If not, sort that out first.

> I guess it was due to a difference in timing when waiting for a status response from home servers. I tried different parameters in proxy.conf, but in vain. Can anyone suggest what parameters to adjust in proxy.conf? Or is it just a bug?

See above.

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