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In p2p/5, after the hello message, all subsequent messages should be snappy-compresssed, but when Nethermind has reached max peers, it sends its disconnect message uncompressed - this leads a protocol violation in nimbus which causes that peer to be downscored.
From the spec:
All messages following Hello are compressed using the Snappy algorithm.
No other messages may be sent until a Hello is received.
Here's a debug log:
2024-11-05 23:38:35.480+01:00 Peer sent us topics="eth p2p rlpx" remote=Node[91.134.22.6:30401] msgBody=01c104
2024-11-05 23:38:35.480+01:00 TODO Raising protocol breach topics="eth p2p rlpx" remote=Node[91.134.22.6:30401] clientId=Nethermind/v1.26.0+0068729c/linux-x64/dotnet8.0.4 msg="Could not decompress snappy data"
This happens for multiple nethermind versions - we can see the message being 01c104 which effectively is a TooManyPeers disconnect, but uncompressed. This follows the hello message from which the client id has been taken.
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In p2p/5, after the hello message, all subsequent messages should be snappy-compresssed, but when Nethermind has reached max peers, it sends its disconnect message uncompressed - this leads a protocol violation in nimbus which causes that peer to be downscored.
From the spec:
Here's a debug log:
This happens for multiple nethermind versions - we can see the message being
01c104
which effectively is aTooManyPeers
disconnect, but uncompressed. This follows the hello message from which the client id has been taken.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: