1.3.4 breaks Galaxy deployment (ETIMEDOUT)

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Note: Jamiter has a workaround below.

Have Galaxy deploys been down for over 12 hours for anyone else? Tried in a few different places and all we’re getting is “Error deploying application: Connection error (ETIMEDOUT)”

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May I ask what Meteor version you are on?

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Running on the latest 1.3.4. We’ve tried several geographical locations and hosting centers to make sure it’s not a network glitch on our end, but it seems like Galaxy is the culprit.

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Please see this GitHub issue, I think it is related:

I fixed it by setting the TIMEOUT_SCALE_FACTOR env variable to 10.

No response from MDG though, so not sure if it’s related, but it fixed it for me!

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Thanks, that helped.

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@juho - Thanks for reporting this.

We are aware of this and and are investigating the fix in this situation.

In the meantime, please use the workaround suggested by @jamiter or use a prior Meteor tool version to deploy to Galaxy.

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Ok, updated first post to refer to the workaround :slight_smile:

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Incident acknowledged and reported on our status page: http://status.meteor.com/

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meteor update --release 1.3.4.1-rc.0 should work now—please confirm!

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@benjamn this worked for me. Thanks!

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@benjamn worked for me too

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for me it’s the same on https://eu-west-1.galaxy.meteor.com

Error Deploying Application: Connection error (ETIMEDOUT)

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Having the same issue when upgraded to v1.3.4 …

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You can also upgrade to 1.3.4.1. It is fixed in that release.

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Can someone provide a copy and paste example of how to set the TIMEOUT_SCALE_FACTOR to 10 in terminal?
Thanks in advance

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export TIMEOUT_SCALE_FACTOR=10
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TIMEOUT_SCALE_FACTOR=10 meteor deploy example.com
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Thanks for the help! I worked it around by downgrading the version to v1.3.3.1, and will try to upgrade to v1.3.4.1 soon!

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Thanks! that did the trick!

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omg, @jamiter is my new hero for figuring this out. THANK YOU

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