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it seems from looking at the trace, the container is timing out because Chrome is getting stuck in DNS resolution and Google service connections, but not actually reaching Facebook.
i'm going to see if i can disable non-critical Chrome features that contact Google services (which are causing delays), plus:
explicit handling for page load timeouts
reduce the default timeouts to fail faster
error tracking for timeouts
the reason the trace completes while the container times out is because the tracer is still capturing events even though Chrome is stuck. The container timeout is happening at a higher level in the loader management code, while the trace captures everything up until that point
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quick update check-in: this is a very strange issue, i could not replicate this when i built the feature and no longer cannot replicate this after coming back to investigate and haven't restarted the docker engine or disconnected from a network
i'll continue to iterate, test etc
for note taking, around the time of being able to record this issue almost on demand, i was also seeing strange docker-related problems / random rate-limit errors
❌ error: 500 Server Error for http+docker://localhost/v1.47/images/create?tag=latest&fromImage=aquasec%2Ftracee:
Internal Server Error ("Head "https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/aquasec/tracee/manifests/latest": context deadline exceeded")
Bug Description
currently testing, received reports that when testing the website loader the container times out and zero dns traffic to
--url
is observedSteps to Reproduce
dyana trace --loader website --url facebook.com
<-- times out`Expected Behavior
we should see all traffic including the dns and container should not timeout
Screenshots
NA see console output
Environment
NA
Additional Context
see #19
Console Output
Update debug:
it seems from looking at the trace, the container is timing out because Chrome is getting stuck in DNS resolution and Google service connections, but not actually reaching Facebook.
i'm going to see if i can disable non-critical Chrome features that contact Google services (which are causing delays), plus:
the reason the trace completes while the container times out is because the tracer is still capturing events even though Chrome is stuck. The container timeout is happening at a higher level in the loader management code, while the trace captures everything up until that point
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: