[BUG] Timeout when requesting get_product_info

[denizkoekden]

Description
When I try "client.get_product_info(apps=[app_id], timeout=1)" I get an timeout. Of course before I initialize and login the Client and login anonymously with

client = SteamClient()
client.anonymous_login()

then I print(client) I get:
<SteamClient(('155.133.226.75', 27028)) offline>
So it seems like the SteamClient is offline?

Steps to Reproduce the behavior
Run:
app_id = 570
client = SteamClient()
client.anonymous_login()
info = client.get_product_info(apps=[app_id], timeout=1)
print (info)

Expected behavior
I expect informations about the provided App ID but since tonight I only get an timeout back
Screenshots

Versions Report

python -m steam.versions_report

steam: 1.4.4

Dependencies:
                 vdf: 3.4
            protobuf: 3.20.3
            requests: 2.31.0
          cachetools: 5.3.2
              gevent: 24.10.2
 gevent-eventemitter: 2.1
       pycryptodomex: 3.21.0
              enum34: Not Installed
       win-inet-pton: Not Installed

Python runtime:
          executable: C:\Python312\python.exe
             version: 3.12.1 (tags/v3.12.1:2305ca5, Dec  7 2023, 22:03:25) [MSC v.1937 64 bit (AMD64)]
            platform: win32

System info:
              system: Windows
             machine: AMD64
             release: 11
             version: 10.0.22631```
</details>

[Sericck]

Hello, I have a similar problem, can't auth in steam using client.cli_login() or client.cli_login(). I add print(eresult) after self._pre_login() in "client/init.py/def login" and pre_login always returns EResult.TryAnotherCM.
Why, I don't know

[revij]

Fighting with the same issue and while it doesn't seem easy to troubleshoot why the TCP connection is dropped, I've had better success with the websocket implementation suggested on PR #469 - not as perfect as some servers don't seem to communicate correctly for some reason..

https://gist.github.com/revij/da3a8ae03de673caf68ec1cfe79b5654

[BlankTMing]

Fighting with the same issue and while it doesn't seem easy to troubleshoot why the TCP connection is dropped, I've had better success with the websocket implementation suggested on PR #469 - not as perfect as some servers don't seem to communicate correctly for some reason..

https://gist.github.com/revij/da3a8ae03de673caf68ec1cfe79b5654

I use the login() function in CMClient.PROTOCOL_WEBSOCKET way, and your code is still problematic, but using anonymous_login() is normal

[denizkoekden]

Okay

Fighting with the same issue and while it doesn't seem easy to troubleshoot why the TCP connection is dropped, I've had better success with the websocket implementation suggested on PR #469 - not as perfect as some servers don't seem to communicate correctly for some reason..

https://gist.github.com/revij/da3a8ae03de673caf68ec1cfe79b5654

This is actually working in my test enviroment. I uninstalled the steam library (pip remove steam), then I installed the steam library from the PR (pip install https://github.com/njbooher/steam/archive/wsproto.zip) and then I added the following to the Code:

Import the following:
from steam.core.connection import WebsocketConnection

Then add:

client.connection = WebsocketConnection()

after

client = SteamClient()

and then its working.

[BlankTMing]

get_product_info(apps=[app_id], timeout=1)

Trying to get multiple apps with get_product_info will have problems

[revij]

Okay

Fighting with the same issue and while it doesn't seem easy to troubleshoot why the TCP connection is dropped, I've had better success with the websocket implementation suggested on PR #469 - not as perfect as some servers don't seem to communicate correctly for some reason..
https://gist.github.com/revij/da3a8ae03de673caf68ec1cfe79b5654

This is actually working in my test enviroment. I uninstalled the steam library (pip remove steam), then I installed the steam library from the PR (pip install https://github.com/njbooher/steam/archive/wsproto.zip) and then I added the following to the Code:

Import the following: from steam.core.connection import WebsocketConnection

Then add:

client.connection = WebsocketConnection()

after

client = SteamClient()

and then its working.

While it seems to work with some websocket servers, I had trouble with the ones located in fra1/fra2/ams/vie1 but the ones in par1/sto1/sto2/waw1 work just fine.
Connections to the "broken" sites also reach to the "ClientPICSProductInfoRequest" point but then seem to receive a "Try another CM" response as well.

[denizkoekden]

Okay. I just tried it from multiple Servers I run in germany and they all can connect to Steam Servers reliable.

<SteamClient(('cmp1-fra1.steamserver.net', 27019)) online>

[BlankTMing]

OK, I fixed it, he still uses TCP

def bootstrap_from_webapi(self, cell_id=0):
       
        from steam import webapi
        try:
            resp = webapi.get('ISteamDirectory', 'GetCMListForConnect', 1, params={'cmtype': 'netfilter',
                                                                         'http_timeout': 3})
        except Exception as exp:
            self._LOG.error("WebAPI boostrap failed: %s" % str(exp))
            return False

        result = EResult(resp['response']['success'])

        if result != EResult.OK:
            self._LOG.error("GetCMList failed with %s" % repr(result))
            return False

        serverlist = resp['response']['serverlist']
        self._LOG.debug("Received %d servers from WebAPI" % len(serverlist))

        def str_to_tuple(serveraddr):
            ip, port = serveraddr['endpoint'].split(':')
            return str(ip), int(port)

        self.clear()
        self.cell_id = cell_id
        self.merge_list(map(str_to_tuple, serverlist))

        return True