Hello @mani13jha
could you please confirm that you are trying to push from the correct folder plus add the slug from your fleet that you can copy from the balenaCloud dashboard fleet that you have created?
Thanks
Hi @mpous ,
Yes, I can confirm that I am using the correct folder to push. I have also tried adding a slug name in balena push command but got the same result. Any insights on the problem will be helpful. Here is a pic.
Thank you.
@mani13jha could you please confirm the balena CLI version?
In the other hand, could you please confirm that your connectivity works properly?
Thanks!
@mpous
balena CLI version: 20.2.3
I am getting 100 Mbps Upload and Download Speed on My Network
It could be an intermittent network packet issue at some point. I’m able to deploy to the builders and I haven’t heard of any recent similar cases. To rule out something in your project, have you tried deploying a completely different app? For instance, you could try this simple webserver just to see if you get the same timeout error: GitHub - balena-io-examples/balena-nodejs-hello-world: Example of how to deploy Node code on a balena supported device.
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I was able to solve this error. I don’t know but this error is only visible in Ubuntu and in some specific Networks. Below is the set of Command I used to get around the error.
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6=1
balena push fleet_name -m
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=0
sudo sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6=0
Thanks @mani13jha for this message - it has resolved issues I’ve been experiencing off and on (lately 100% on) since October. This appears to be the same problem I reported in this thread:
(or at least the same fix worked for me).
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@tim-littlefair I am glad that this workaround works for you.