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Bug#751788: marked as done (qa.d.o and other services on quantz are inaccessible from T-Mobile)

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regarding qa.d.o and other services on quantz are inaccessible from T-Mobile
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This is a bit of a weird one, folks.

When you try to access any of the services hosted on quantz over the T-Mobile US cell network (specifically tested with p.qa.d.o and qa.d.o), you end up getting a 504 Gateway Timeout after an approximately 30 second wait.

paultag and I both replicated this with different devices on T-Mobile.  He took a look on quantz, and we don't see any errors in the error log, nor the relevant hits in the access log when a request is made from a T-Mobile device.  It's as if some proxy server that T-Mobile is using is not able to reach quantz, or there's some strange content being sent around that's breaking somebody.

Let me know if I can help out with the debugging of this one.

Sincerely,

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Harlan Lieberman-Berg
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tags -1 +wontfix +upstream

thanks

After checking with T-Mobile, it doesn't look like this issue is going to go away soon.

That being said, there appears to be a good workaround that provides other benefits.  If you switch to the IPv6 infrastructure that T-Mobile provides, you no longer have any trouble reaching quantz et al.

You can do this by manipulating the APN records in your phone as per http://support.t-mobile.com/thread/57886.  Then you will have full IPv6 connectivity, as well as being routed through different T-Mobile infrastructure for v4 that will not have problem reaching quantz.

Sincerely,

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Harlan Lieberman-Berg
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