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Why does name resolution fail from one app but not another?


Why does C# forbid generic attribute types?What does the @ symbol before a variable name mean in C#?How do I update the GUI from another thread?Retrieving Property name from lambda expressionThe name 'ConfigurationManager' does not exist in the current contextCall one constructor from anotherIf strings are immutable in .NET, then why does Substring take O(n) time?Does anyone have benchmarks (code & results) comparing performance of Android apps written in Xamarin C# and Java?Why not inherit from List<T>?gRPC compression in C#













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I am starting a gRPC server on my local machine using the machine's name as the host name:



new ServerPort("MyMachine", 9017, ServerCredentials.Insecure),


I am running this server code via Visual Studio. I can then connect to that gRPC endpoint just fine by running a client app, also from VS:



var channel = new Channel("MyMachine: 9017", ChannelCredentials.Insecure);


I can successfully call a simple "ping" API. I can also telnet MyMachine 9017 without error.



However, when I then try and connect from another app (LINQPad), I get an error:



RpcException: Status(StatusCode=Unavailable, Detail="Name resolution failure")


The gRPC trace for "channel,api,handshaker,op_failure" is as follows:



I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfaceinit.cc:155: grpc_init(void)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccoreexttransportchttp2clientinsecurechannel_create.cc:91: grpc_insecure_channel_create(target=MyMachine:9017, args=00000208CD5C3D60, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacechannel.cc:285: grpc_channel_get_target(channel=00000208CD6D47C0)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1905: grpc_call_start_batch(call=00000208CD6F6020, ops=0000003041F7C790, nops=6, tag=00000208CD6BC440, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[0]: SEND_INITIAL_METADATA(nil)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[1]: SEND_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD541EC0
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[2]: SEND_CLOSE_FROM_CLIENT
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[3]: RECV_INITIAL_METADATA ptr=00000208CD6BC478
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[4]: RECV_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD6BC490
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[5]: RECV_STATUS_ON_CLIENT metadata=00000208CD6BC498 status=00000208CD6BC4B0 details=00000208CD6BC4B8
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:699: cq_end_op_for_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, tag=00000208CD6BC440, error="No Error", done=00007FF849B55C60, done_arg=00000208CD6F6F20, storage=00000208CD6F6F70)
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:1059: RETURN_EVENT[00000208CD5815A0]: OP_COMPLETE: tag:00000208CD6BC440 OK
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:959: grpc_completion_queue_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, deadline=gpr_timespec tv_sec: 9223372036854775807, tv_nsec: 0, clock_type: 1 , reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.618583 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:562: grpc_call_unref(c=00000208CD6F6020)


It literally says "no error", so I'm very confused as to what's going on here. Can anyone tell me why I can connect when running from VS, but not from outside it?










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  • I'd try other tracers, such as client_channel, client_channel_routing, cares_resolver etc. The "No error" message is an internal thing and has nothing to do with whether the call as a whole has succeeded. You should also specify which platform and grpc version you're using.

    – Jan Tattermusch
    Mar 18 at 12:35
















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I am starting a gRPC server on my local machine using the machine's name as the host name:



new ServerPort("MyMachine", 9017, ServerCredentials.Insecure),


I am running this server code via Visual Studio. I can then connect to that gRPC endpoint just fine by running a client app, also from VS:



var channel = new Channel("MyMachine: 9017", ChannelCredentials.Insecure);


I can successfully call a simple "ping" API. I can also telnet MyMachine 9017 without error.



However, when I then try and connect from another app (LINQPad), I get an error:



RpcException: Status(StatusCode=Unavailable, Detail="Name resolution failure")


The gRPC trace for "channel,api,handshaker,op_failure" is as follows:



I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfaceinit.cc:155: grpc_init(void)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccoreexttransportchttp2clientinsecurechannel_create.cc:91: grpc_insecure_channel_create(target=MyMachine:9017, args=00000208CD5C3D60, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacechannel.cc:285: grpc_channel_get_target(channel=00000208CD6D47C0)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1905: grpc_call_start_batch(call=00000208CD6F6020, ops=0000003041F7C790, nops=6, tag=00000208CD6BC440, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[0]: SEND_INITIAL_METADATA(nil)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[1]: SEND_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD541EC0
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[2]: SEND_CLOSE_FROM_CLIENT
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[3]: RECV_INITIAL_METADATA ptr=00000208CD6BC478
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[4]: RECV_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD6BC490
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[5]: RECV_STATUS_ON_CLIENT metadata=00000208CD6BC498 status=00000208CD6BC4B0 details=00000208CD6BC4B8
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:699: cq_end_op_for_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, tag=00000208CD6BC440, error="No Error", done=00007FF849B55C60, done_arg=00000208CD6F6F20, storage=00000208CD6F6F70)
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:1059: RETURN_EVENT[00000208CD5815A0]: OP_COMPLETE: tag:00000208CD6BC440 OK
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:959: grpc_completion_queue_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, deadline=gpr_timespec tv_sec: 9223372036854775807, tv_nsec: 0, clock_type: 1 , reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.618583 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:562: grpc_call_unref(c=00000208CD6F6020)


It literally says "no error", so I'm very confused as to what's going on here. Can anyone tell me why I can connect when running from VS, but not from outside it?










share|improve this question






















  • I'd try other tracers, such as client_channel, client_channel_routing, cares_resolver etc. The "No error" message is an internal thing and has nothing to do with whether the call as a whole has succeeded. You should also specify which platform and grpc version you're using.

    – Jan Tattermusch
    Mar 18 at 12:35














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I am starting a gRPC server on my local machine using the machine's name as the host name:



new ServerPort("MyMachine", 9017, ServerCredentials.Insecure),


I am running this server code via Visual Studio. I can then connect to that gRPC endpoint just fine by running a client app, also from VS:



var channel = new Channel("MyMachine: 9017", ChannelCredentials.Insecure);


I can successfully call a simple "ping" API. I can also telnet MyMachine 9017 without error.



However, when I then try and connect from another app (LINQPad), I get an error:



RpcException: Status(StatusCode=Unavailable, Detail="Name resolution failure")


The gRPC trace for "channel,api,handshaker,op_failure" is as follows:



I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfaceinit.cc:155: grpc_init(void)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccoreexttransportchttp2clientinsecurechannel_create.cc:91: grpc_insecure_channel_create(target=MyMachine:9017, args=00000208CD5C3D60, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacechannel.cc:285: grpc_channel_get_target(channel=00000208CD6D47C0)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1905: grpc_call_start_batch(call=00000208CD6F6020, ops=0000003041F7C790, nops=6, tag=00000208CD6BC440, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[0]: SEND_INITIAL_METADATA(nil)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[1]: SEND_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD541EC0
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[2]: SEND_CLOSE_FROM_CLIENT
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[3]: RECV_INITIAL_METADATA ptr=00000208CD6BC478
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[4]: RECV_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD6BC490
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[5]: RECV_STATUS_ON_CLIENT metadata=00000208CD6BC498 status=00000208CD6BC4B0 details=00000208CD6BC4B8
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:699: cq_end_op_for_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, tag=00000208CD6BC440, error="No Error", done=00007FF849B55C60, done_arg=00000208CD6F6F20, storage=00000208CD6F6F70)
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:1059: RETURN_EVENT[00000208CD5815A0]: OP_COMPLETE: tag:00000208CD6BC440 OK
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:959: grpc_completion_queue_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, deadline=gpr_timespec tv_sec: 9223372036854775807, tv_nsec: 0, clock_type: 1 , reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.618583 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:562: grpc_call_unref(c=00000208CD6F6020)


It literally says "no error", so I'm very confused as to what's going on here. Can anyone tell me why I can connect when running from VS, but not from outside it?










share|improve this question














I am starting a gRPC server on my local machine using the machine's name as the host name:



new ServerPort("MyMachine", 9017, ServerCredentials.Insecure),


I am running this server code via Visual Studio. I can then connect to that gRPC endpoint just fine by running a client app, also from VS:



var channel = new Channel("MyMachine: 9017", ChannelCredentials.Insecure);


I can successfully call a simple "ping" API. I can also telnet MyMachine 9017 without error.



However, when I then try and connect from another app (LINQPad), I get an error:



RpcException: Status(StatusCode=Unavailable, Detail="Name resolution failure")


The gRPC trace for "channel,api,handshaker,op_failure" is as follows:



I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfaceinit.cc:155: grpc_init(void)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccoreexttransportchttp2clientinsecurechannel_create.cc:91: grpc_insecure_channel_create(target=MyMachine:9017, args=00000208CD5C3D60, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:56.919349 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacechannel.cc:285: grpc_channel_get_target(channel=00000208CD6D47C0)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1905: grpc_call_start_batch(call=00000208CD6F6020, ops=0000003041F7C790, nops=6, tag=00000208CD6BC440, reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[0]: SEND_INITIAL_METADATA(nil)
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[1]: SEND_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD541EC0
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[2]: SEND_CLOSE_FROM_CLIENT
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[3]: RECV_INITIAL_METADATA ptr=00000208CD6BC478
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[4]: RECV_MESSAGE ptr=00000208CD6BC490
I0308 16:34:58.578574 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:1511: ops[5]: RECV_STATUS_ON_CLIENT metadata=00000208CD6BC498 status=00000208CD6BC4B0 details=00000208CD6BC4B8
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:699: cq_end_op_for_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, tag=00000208CD6BC440, error="No Error", done=00007FF849B55C60, done_arg=00000208CD6F6F20, storage=00000208CD6F6F70)
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:1059: RETURN_EVENT[00000208CD5815A0]: OP_COMPLETE: tag:00000208CD6BC440 OK
I0308 16:34:58.588581 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecompletion_queue.cc:959: grpc_completion_queue_next(cq=00000208CD5815A0, deadline=gpr_timespec tv_sec: 9223372036854775807, tv_nsec: 0, clock_type: 1 , reserved=0000000000000000)
I0308 16:34:58.618583 0 T:srcgithubgrpcworkspace_csharp_ext_windows_x64srccorelibsurfacecall.cc:562: grpc_call_unref(c=00000208CD6F6020)


It literally says "no error", so I'm very confused as to what's going on here. Can anyone tell me why I can connect when running from VS, but not from outside it?







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  • I'd try other tracers, such as client_channel, client_channel_routing, cares_resolver etc. The "No error" message is an internal thing and has nothing to do with whether the call as a whole has succeeded. You should also specify which platform and grpc version you're using.

    – Jan Tattermusch
    Mar 18 at 12:35


















  • I'd try other tracers, such as client_channel, client_channel_routing, cares_resolver etc. The "No error" message is an internal thing and has nothing to do with whether the call as a whole has succeeded. You should also specify which platform and grpc version you're using.

    – Jan Tattermusch
    Mar 18 at 12:35

















I'd try other tracers, such as client_channel, client_channel_routing, cares_resolver etc. The "No error" message is an internal thing and has nothing to do with whether the call as a whole has succeeded. You should also specify which platform and grpc version you're using.

– Jan Tattermusch
Mar 18 at 12:35






I'd try other tracers, such as client_channel, client_channel_routing, cares_resolver etc. The "No error" message is an internal thing and has nothing to do with whether the call as a whole has succeeded. You should also specify which platform and grpc version you're using.

– Jan Tattermusch
Mar 18 at 12:35













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