Bmc-watchdog uses the interruptible functions.
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Any one using
, IPMI_BMC_IPMB_LUN_BMC, (rq_seq %
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cmd_rq, tmpl_rq, cmd_rs, tmpl_rs);
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Its already in 0.2.0
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Any issues if we switch over to gcrypt for md5, md2, hmac, sha, and all
future digest/encryption/etc. in libfreeipmi?
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to the BMC slave address, but its apparently not a correct assumption.
I'll add it to the todo list.
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Ahhh, the National Semiconductor BMC. Another user had problems with
that BMC. It was replying to 'ipmipower' with invalid sequence numbers.
A workaround is already commited in CVS.
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Sure, I'll add it to my list of todo's.
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Yeah that was a typo Didn't fix my problem though.
Hmmm. Does something like 'ipmipower' atleast work?
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Does someone out there have a ipmi 2.0 machine[1] that could sanity
check this patch?? After applying and compiling, try:
ipmiping -r 2.0 hostname
and
ipmiping -r 2.0 -v hostname
Thanks,
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I'm starting some development in the branch 'al_ipmi_2_0_branch'.
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. In other
words, we'll stick with the MD2 and MD5 libraries I added into
libfreeipmi from ipmipower.
I'll be removing my SHA1 and HMAC code in favor of gcrypt for all IPMI
2.0 stuff.
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in the direction of what new API calls/options/whatever aren't
working.
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Summary: support option to delete a range of sel entries
Project: GNU FreeIPMI
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it is complete though, IPMI 2.0 work can be
done in parallel in the various FreeIPMI tools, which we be very welcome
to have you help with :-)
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Celsius)
C) over LAN and In-Band
There would have to be a config file that the user must input IP
addresses, usernames, and etc.
What are your ideas?
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are never passed around
anymore.
4) I'm going to develop an iterator interface for this API soon too.
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Hi Anand,
So I can carry things down into my branches, it seems that all the fixes
are (uint8_t *) casts on anything that was originally a char * ??
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a normal condition. For example if you pass a bad username in a get
session challenge packet, the BMC responds with a shortened packet with
a bad comp-code.
I handle this condition in unassemble_ipmi_lan_pkt() and
fiid_obj_dump_lan().
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ask people to get the latest checked in version,
most people by default won't have GNU Arch installed on their systems.
So it'll be more difficult for them to actually get a recently checked
in version.
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Sounds good. I can't do Sunday since it's Superbowl day :-) Otherwise
any day. Are you willing to meet today? I think I'll be done with my
fiid reimplementation before noon.
We could meet at the starbucks again?
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the exception.
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Cool thanks. It's in the IPMI 1.5 spec errata, but not
the IPMI 1.5 + 2.0 spec errata.
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for reading the code along with the spec.
4) Of course there is duplicate code, unused code, random crapola that
I'm cleaning up / removing along the way.
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. Abbreviating words leads to
people abbreviating differently or not at all in various places.
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, they will be put
into other directories/libs. They're still there now.
4) There's still more to go.
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Thanks Dmitry. I'll assume it was a typo then. I'll fix it up.
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Summary: cannot debug fish commands when LAN is used
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Category: fish
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Summary: ipmi-sensors help outputs with wrong program name
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could rebuild the rpms and we could stick em all on the website.
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Summary: website links broken
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Second thing I may try is to increase the value of
libfreeipmi/src/ipmi-kcs-api.c:IPMI_KCS_SLEEP_USECS to something
higher. Because MSI's BMC is slow in I/O.
Why don't we make it a command-line option for all in-band tools?
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) if the firmware is bad. Otherwise how will any user with bad
firmware ever use FreeIPMI? Especially if IBM never releases a fix
(they may not be obligated to).
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And I'll add that we can easily document these workarounds into the
manpages/docs. Please see how I did the ipmipower manpage for all the
non-compliant vendors I've found.
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I got it. Mistake due to API changes.
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Ok. Well, I still think we should add the note to all in-band tools.
So that users atleast know where to be pointed to.
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Summary: udm - out of band hangs on lost packets
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Summary: udm-raw interface should be passed lun netfn as
parameters, not in the buffer
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Summary: in-band --driver-address option should take hex
input
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Summary: ibm e325 workaround documention needed for 0.3.0
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Summary: privilege minimums should be stated in manpages
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a --checkout.
After some thinking, I think Password and Password20 are
the options I'll go with.
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Hi,
So we know, what version of FreeIPMI was this.
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Hi Gernot,
Do you know if 0.2.0 worked? Or hopefully atleast 0.1.3? I'm wondering
what could have been messed up along the way.
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Great. A.B., Bala, any time frame on a fix? Perhaps we can push this
in before a 0.2.2 release?
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A Supercomputing Company.
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the
user must also input the address/registerspacing/etc. into the inband
tools? Otherwise probing will always fail.
I've reverted this change, because I have a machine which has no probing
information. It simply implements the IPMI defaults.
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the exit code for the program should be.
This prevents early termination based on errors and ensures the correct
exit code for each thread can be carried until the end.
Please see the changes to bmc-info and you'll see what I mean.
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Is there a reason you reverted my fix to configure.ac from 2/16/07? Do
you guys run an older autoconf version that didn't support the changes I
made? I'm confused.
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and bmc-config equivalent
support too?
Thanks,
Al
On Thu, 2007-04-26 at 22:47 -0700, Albert Chu wrote:
Hey Levi,
Looks pretty good. Some minor nit-picks.
Fixed those, and I prevented printing out a key starting with a literal
'0x' in ascii.
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that didn't exist on the BMC. Is this correct?
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We've got ourselves a nice chunk of bug fixes. Shall we release 0.3.3?
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buglist hadn't been cleaned up in probably 10-12 months or so.
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I'm thinking of dropping this from FreeIPMI:
A) It doesn't seem to be maintained by the original authors.
B) It apparenly only configures 3 fields of the BMC. No users, lan
enabling, etc.
I don't really see the use anymore. Any comments? Anyone out there using
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o Fix usage help in ipmiconsole.
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more useful information. For example, IPMI_ERR_PRIVILEGE is now
IPMI_ERR_PRIVILEGE_LEVEL_CANNOT_BE_OBTAINED and the error message
has been updated appropriately.
o Various bug fixes and enhancements.
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Follow-up Comment #7, bug #24300 (project freeipmi):
Sorry, never documented that I fixed them. I think we dealt with it in
e-mail. It was fixed in the 0.7.4 release.
0.7.4 - 12/15/08
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Hey Dave,
Ok. I'll put a sleep(5) like workaround-addition into bmc-watchdog.
Al
On Mon, 2010-06-28 at 08:06 -0700, Dave Love wrote:
I thought I'd replied to this before...
Albert Chu ch...@llnl.gov writes:
Just want to clarify, you're saying this sleep(5) makes it work on the
4100
)))
+{
+ _daemon_cmd_error_noexit (Get Watchdog Timer, ret);
+ goto sleep_now;
+}
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+ previous_present_countdown_seconds = present_countdown_seconds;
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sleep_now:
if (gettimeofday (end_tv, NULL) 0)
{
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When running the loop with bmc-watchdog -r it takes 5-6 hours but
then the machine is powered off, too.
Kind of strange watchdog that can shutdown the machine when you reset it :-(
Another thing for Sun to fix...
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personally never tested on Solaris. So who knows
if the /dev/bmc was really programmed correctly. I may have screwed
up.
Is this only happening on one motherboard? I have this feeling that
maybe the board is just busted.
Al
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be defining HAVE_SYS_IO_H because that's what ipmi-kcs-driver.c ends up
trying to include. Where are HAVE_[SYS/ASM]_IO_H determined and is there
something I can do for a quick and dirty fix?
Thanks again,
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This is an easy fix, and I'll make sure it's in the next FreeIPMI release (and
in other areas getopt() is called).
Hopefully fixes for these can be included in the next release?
Thanks for your help in getting freeipmi up and working on our target.
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Hey Dave,
On Wed, 2010-07-07 at 12:49 -0700, Dave Love wrote:
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On the flip side, I've personally never tested on Solaris. So who knows
if the /dev/bmc was really programmed correctly. I may have screwed
up.
Well the watchdog daemon has been running
from).
The modifications itself are straight forward, I just had to find all
the places.
Comments or feedback is more than welcome, especially if it works with
other vendor implementations.
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members, please adjust to
use ssh).
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Hey everyone,
Just as a heads up, I plan to move the FreeIPMI repo from CVS to SVN
sometime in the near future. So for those who may be
cloning/updating/etc. from the repo, be aware that it'll change
implementation of ipmi-sel than I have. Someone with better
skills may implement it (using the code from patch). Then I can help
with testing, if necessary.
Hope it help, but you can freely ignore this message if not interested.
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Hi Dan,
On Mon, 2010-08-16 at 11:51 -0700, Dan Lukes wrote:
On 08/16/10 19:55, Albert Chu:
This should already be handled.
Where you think it is handled ?
In config_file_parse() there is eventually this line:
if (!filename)
filename = FREEIPMI_CONFIG_FILE_DEFAULT;
and then filename
command beforehand, you
can evaluate the Get Device Id response:
Vendor ID: 0x2880
ProductId: should be = 0x0200
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Hey Dan,
On Tue, 2010-08-17 at 11:04 -0700, Albert Chu wrote:
Hey Dan,
Finally got a chance to look through your patch. For the most part it's
fine. I'll tweak a few formatting things to be consistent to other
parts of FreeIPMI, and I think I'll do first and last instead of 0
or -1
Hey Dan,
Glad it's not a freeipmi issue. That is quite odd though.
Al
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On 08/16/10 22:40, Albert Chu:
This should already be handled.
You are true, problem is elsewhere.
I croped the sources to just
ChangeLog and NEWS conflicts in this patch,
but you can ignore those of course. The code patches appear to apply
cleanly to FreeIPMI 0.8.8.
On Tue, 2010-08-17 at 12:13 -0700, Dan Lukes wrote:
On 08/17/10 20:04, Albert Chu:
I'll tweak a few formatting things to be consistent to other parts
(where the Cipher Suite number is taken from). The modifications itself are
straight forward, I just had to find all the places.
Comments or feedback is more than welcome, especially if it works with other
vendor implementations.
Thanks,
Holger
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Hey Dan,
Responses inlined below.
On Tue, 2010-08-17 at 16:19 -0700, Dan Lukes wrote:
On 08/17/10 23:10, Albert Chu:
Attached is my reworked patch for ipmi-oem. Can you give it a shot and
LMK if it works?
Done. Some notes:
1. --
if user call for record id = 65536
: [ EBh] = checksum2[ 8b]
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an error if user isn't specifying atleast
admin privilege??? Not entirely sure at this point, we'll ponder this a
bit more.
Al
Holger
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on integration of Fujitsu specific OEM sensor
information into freeipmi, at least this would show some better
information for the SEL than today when running without -l admin but
with --interpret-oem-data.
Cool!
Al
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--enable-rawdumps compile option.
o Support SHA256 in IPMI 2.0.
o Other minor bug fixes.
Al
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Oops, didn't update the link properly.
http://ftp.gluster.com/pub/freeipmi/0.8.9/
Al
On Fri, 2010-08-20 at 13:51 -0700, Albert Chu wrote:
http://ftp.gluster.com/pub/freeipmi/0.8.8/
FreeIPMI 0.8.9 - 08/20/10
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o In ipmi-sel and ipmimonitoring, workaround Supermicro
-sensors:
No additional arguments
2000 | DIMM-1A | OEM Reserved| N/A| N/A |
'Unrecognized State'
--interpret-oem-data
2000 | DIMM-1A | OEM Memory Status | N/A| N/A |
'OK'
Holger
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