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Multicast Servers
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S10 (SPARC): 4.2.5p172
OmniOS r151020: 4.2.8p9
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est suite I still need to sort out.
I like the new behavior because it provides an option which previously
did not exist. It would be cleaner if 'update' also used -r.
The documentation says that the linked zones are updated as required
such that they still work.
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sistent.
Copious documentation and alerts would be required.
If someone forgets to use -r the first time around, can the same
command be invoked again with the -r and then the zones get the
updates as well?
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On Mon, 20 Feb 2017, Dan McDonald wrote:
On Feb 20, 2017, at 6:17 PM, Bob Friesenhahn <bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us>
wrote:
If someone forgets to use -r the first time around, can the same command be
invoked again with the -r and then the zones get the updates as well?
Yes. Th
and even the logging
to a file might eventually wear out an SSD.
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scrappy unix: [ID 340435 kern.info] NOTICE: Support for CPU
throttling is being disabled due to errors parsing ACPI T-state objects
exported by BIOS.
Is there some data I can produce in order to help make this issue go
away?
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On Thu, 9 Feb 2017, Joshua M. Clulow wrote:
On 9 February 2017 at 18:58, Bob Friesenhahn
<bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us> wrote:
OpenSSH is even noisier than SunSSH. For a machine with ssh access from the
Internet, the console becomes unusable and even the logging to a file might
even
reported by 'zpool status') using 16 drives arranged in 2
RAIDz2 vdevs and with lz4 compression (on about half the data) and
using skein checksums.
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-mode standpoint, because it lessens
contention, and because it should allow use of SATA SSDs.
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Is the LSI 9300-16i SAS support in OmniOS known to be robust?
I am planning to use it with the SuperMicro SC836BA-R920B 3U case and
Supermicro X10DRi-T4+ motherboard to build a storage server.
Is there anything about this HBA and motherboard that might cause an
issue?
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drives (e.g. synchronous
write intent log, L2 ARC, main store) in your server?
For use as a synchronous intent log you should look for SSDs which
support a super-cap to assure that all confirmed data is commited to
underlying FLASH if the power fails.
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On Sat, Sep 3, 2016 at 10:42 PM, Bob Friesenhahn <
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Is the LSI 9300-16i SAS support in OmniOS known to be robust?
I am planning to use it with the SuperMicro SC836BA-R920B 3U case and
Supermicro X10
using USB3
hardware with an OS which only supports USB1 and USB2.
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storage can be attained with 6 SFF drives
for backup server purposes.
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switch) on the Ethernet.
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would help with the transaction times.
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) is to check my software using ASAN and valgrind for
errors.
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it does the
copy.
It is useful to see that if you do two copies at the same time if the
combined rate is much more than 300MB/sec average.
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environment (the boot environment is tailored for the loader). This
adds a risk factor that we were insulated from up to now.
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llumos kernel on their own system without violating GPL.
Any small error might result in the OS needing to be re-installed
and/or total loss of data.
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pfSense or OPNsense) in a KVM instance (running in a zone) to
provide an effective firewall for LANs?
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I have seen a similar complaint on the FreeBSD filesystem list
recently.
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-bit then it will be a bit of
work to re-create the installed software as 64-bit.
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to add a M.2-based SSD for excellent performance and retaining
four drive slots for server disks.
It also says that it has 2x 2.5" internal drive bays so you could have
SATA 6 drives in all, plus the M.2-based SSD.
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boot environment name due to
the upgrade (I did not specify a name) is
'omnios-r151018-4' rather than 'omnios-r151020'. This feels like a
bug to me.
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is a documentation improvement which more
strongly suggests that the user supply the new BE name (e.g.
'omnios-r151020') since otherwise the new name will be based off of an
inappropriate default.
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in NY
city which has been repeatedly trying to do zone transfers from my DNS
server for at least the same duration so it is possible that this is
related activity.
Bob
/dale
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Since updating OmniOS to r151
deprecated ioctl interfaces.
It could be possible to provide alternate work-alike "native" Linux
tools but these would need to be provided in source form, or in Linux
distribution-specific binary packages.
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apps/libraries
take care of the DNS lookups rather than kernel code.
The Linux dhcp client is likely to overwrite the content of
/etc/resolv.conf if the dhcp client is enabled (typical default).
Anything written when the zone is configured would be overwritten.
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On Thu, 30 Mar 2017, Dan McDonald wrote:
On Mar 30, 2017, at 4:26 PM, Bob Friesenhahn <bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us>
wrote:
The only way it could possibly work is if /etc/resolv.conf gets updated in the
zone. This is because native user-space apps/libraries take care of the DNS
l
see is that with normal Solaris zones, one can provide
root access to a relatively untrusted third-party since everything
important can be locked-down. This approach should currently not be
used with LX Zones.
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On Thu, 16 Mar 2017, Volker A. Brandt wrote:
Bob Friesenhahn writes:
On Wed, 15 Mar 2017, Volker A. Brandt wrote:
I see that you ship a preconfigured ntp.conf with bloody. This is nice
because we instantly get a system with the correct time of day.
I don't think this is so nice. Not all
additional network configuration
is required.
Only the global zone should need to access the "Internet" or a server
offering the IPS repository.
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0s system 41% cpu 0.024
total
Shutdown
pfexec zoneadm -z swdev shutdown 0.00s user 0.00s system 0% cpu 6.156
total
Boot
pfexec zoneadm -z swdev boot 0.00s user 0.00s system 0% cpu 1.154
total
Shutdown
^C
pfexec zoneadm -z swdev shutdown 0.00s user 0.00s system 0% cpu
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Are you bringing up and down zones this quickly in your deployment?
No. At least not necessarily. But of course it should work.
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something about
it which might cause an issue?
The common theme is always the first message "failed to open console
master: Device busy". The failure to unmount filesystems is new to
me.
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efinintely with zone 'shutdown'. I have never seen it
happen with 'reboot' or 'halt'.
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sudo zoneadm -z lipkg0 boot ; sleep 1 ; /bin/time sudo
zoneadm -z lipkg0 shutdown
A two-second sleep still encounters the failure to shutdown a zone on
my system.
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ot ask why this is. For example, I run some services in the global
zone due to fear about boot-time dependencies.
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precision is (clock_getres() is supposed to
reveal that). The CLOCK_HIGHRES clock is the same as that used by
gethrtime(). It would be good if some of the additional clocks as
provided by Linux and FreeBSD are added to Illumos.
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Is there a means available to capture the OmniOS Wiki content (for
local reference) other than spidering the web site or saving each web
page on the Wiki individually?
Thanks,
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702911 daemon.error] exiting.
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configure the BMC IP
address.
Perhaps there is a way to tell the HBA BIOS to not advertize the SAS
drives which are not needed for booting?
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/Avago SAS 9300-16i
This controller is definitely not a bottleneck for the 16 SAS drives.
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Is this issue reproducible elsewhere? I think that Dale Gent has
access to the same hardware (but with BIOS 1.0c).
I have another OmniOS system, as well as a Sun SPARC Solaris 10
system, on the same KVM and these did not encounter any USB issue.
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. LTS releases are quite a lot of
commitment and work but a commercial support company might be able to
commit to doing this work.
Alternatively, a different set of volunteers could focus on LTS.
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On Wed, Jul 26, 2017 at 7:50 PM, Bob Friesenhahn <
bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us> wrote:
This would be a great way for a commercial outfit which offers paid
support contracts to get involved. LTS releases are quite a lot of
commitment an
from source code.
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stores quite a lot of data in
cache.
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would provide for
almost 8GB of synchronous writes per second (assuming that writes are
small), which is quite a lot.
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problem. It could
be an underlying zfs pool issue.
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. :(
What is a "zfs subfolder"? Are you refering to a distinct zfs
filesystem? If so, the problem could be that the software you are
using only backs up filesystems and does not recurse into other
filesystems.
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produce
a result similar to what you are seeing from bareos by default.
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Make sure that you did not split /usr into its own filesystem outside
of the root filesystem. OmniOS is not prepared for that. I made this
mistake before.
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health by deferring writes to the vdevs so
writes can be larger and more sequential.
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have taken it that far.
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there is opportunity to reclaim them. Snapshots
will block reclaiming blocks referenced by the snapshot.
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t; proverb, which
suggests that not touching existing disks is less likely to result in
trouble than adding additional disks.
I prefer option 1 to add a 3rd vdev with the 4TB disks.
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the transfer?
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been added as a log drive
(c0t55CD2E414EC0FF43d0s0) rather than an SSD as was intended.
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2018, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
Just in case you did not see my follow-up post, it looks like there is an
error in your pool configuration that a large spinning disk was added as a
log device rather than a SSD as was intended. Luckily it should be possible
to fix this without
for logs and cache
and so each SSD is providing both log and cache via partitions?
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' benchmark, which you
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be very unusual for the whole OS to crash and reboot due to
starting a zone.
Why are these postings to the old mailing list which is scheduled to
be shut down?
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codes or even in vim/curses itself.
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to a client NFS mount) so the policy may result in all the data using
just one link.
Take a close look at what POLICY/ADDRPOLICY are doing on the Juniper
switch. Perhaps the newer Illumos kernel has changed its defaults in
this area.
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