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until a problem happens, do you see any output produced?
If so, then this could fairly readily point the way to the problem.
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of the entries in the /var/adm/messages and they do not match the
freeze-ups by the minute.
I assume that refers to the NWAM messages previously reported. No, I
don't think those are the proximate cause of your problem.
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Robin Axelsson wrote:
On 2012-01-24 21:59, James Carlson wrote:
Well, unless you get into playing tricks with IP Filter. And if you do
that, then you're in a much deeper world of hurt, at least in terms of
performance.
Here's what the virtualbox manul says about bridged networking
(e1000g1,
e1000g2 and rge0) even though they are disabled from the host which is
good.
So I guess that once again the bets are on and all is good then...
That sounds much better to me.
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If portability to older Solaris systems is necessary, it should be
enumerating DLPI interfaces using libdevinfo.
Piggybacking on IP isn't right at all.
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On 2012-01-25 21:50, James Carlson wrote:
By default, the first IP layer object created on a given datalink layer
object has the same name as that datalink layer object -- even though
they're distinct ideas. The second and subsequent such objects
it,
then you could break the security model, so the limitation is a good thing.
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more complex in order to avoid problems.
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remember details about the old one ...
Perhaps it already does so. If not it should at
least unplumb one connection to prevent the interference issues the
James Carlson was talking about, or at least give warning messages about
it. If we want to make it even more user friendly it could also have
Robin Axelsson wrote:
On 2012-01-27 15:32, James Carlson wrote:
What NWAM is supposed to do is configure only one usable interface
(guided by user selection criteria) for the system. The fact that you
got multiple interfaces configured is indeed an anomaly, and one I can't
explain. I don't
Robin Axelsson wrote:
On 2012-01-27 16:45, James Carlson wrote:
Robin Axelsson wrote:
On 2012-01-27 15:32, James Carlson wrote:
What NWAM is supposed to do is configure only one usable interface
(guided by user selection criteria) for the system. The fact that you
got multiple interfaces
related. It sounds to me like this is a
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commands might
give a good enough signature that someone could identify the cause.
(I'm not a CIFS expert, but if you gather some basic log information
about the problem, I imagine one may be able to help.)
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also do that. RIP-2 and OSPF
can do the same job, but are much more flexible and can provide
arbitrary network and host routes as well. If you don't use any of
those, then you have to configure the default route manually, along with
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interface.
As for the STATE unknown bit, I believe that's because etherstubs
don't have physical links and thus don't have physical link status.
It's probably harmless.
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of the definition of bridging.
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surprised, with high-speed links, to see the
performance drop to less than what you get by putting all the traffic
over one link.
But if it's worth it to you to try, then by all means, change the driver
and publish the results. ;-}
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in this case.
Automount, of course, is your friend. ;-}
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, then it will not be run. If you have
no IPv6 routers (a bit of a degenerate case in the standards), then
DHCPv6 is required to run, and the system will run it, but it's almost
completely useless.
See in.ndpd(1M), dhcpagent(1M), and ifconfig(1M) for details.
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a standard Router Advertisement based mechanism that tells a node
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to do with how DHCPv6 works.
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messages. A key clue is seeing usb_mid
attaching to the device when it's inserted. That means that no standard
class driver works on that device, and you're getting the generic
driver that allows user-space implementations.
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, and you'll have to change the
fpool/ROOT/bename mount point to something temporary, and then change
it back to / when done.
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because the /mnt directory was not empty?
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zfs get -o all all fpool/ROOT/opensolaris
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list quite a bit.
In any event, the confluence of comments got me to the solution. Which is
what matters.
None of that rings true to me, but if it's working for you, that's great.
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(WAN) and bge1 (LAN) nics.
These should be the same thing -- just block UDP port 5353 in the places
where you don't want Avahi/mDNS stuff to leak.
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disable the DHCP default route mechanism.
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I'd make it root:root and mode 0640. /usr/sbin/named normally runs as
UID root, GID root, but if it's different on your system, you might need
to adjust. You could check by doing something like this:
ps -o uid,gid,comm -p `pgrep -d, named`
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to tell tar not to do national
character set conversions that it might already be doing. Set
LANG=at.UTF-8 in your environment and try unpacking that way. (See
locale -a for viable settings.)
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is
set up for UTF8.
But maybe I'm wrong about that. Someone who knows the internals of tar
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If that works, then you'll probably want to go looking at your firewall
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Gary Gendel wrote:
On 4/26/12 12:55 PM, James Carlson wrote:
If that works, then you'll probably want to go looking at your firewall
configuration.
Thanks for the -u option. That worked fine so now I have to figure out
what's going on. Since the other machines work fine, it means
interface
really does work in individual link mode.
Once you're sure that both links do work when used individually, you're
down to LACP configuration problems, possibly on the switch itself.
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- check name resolution in the zone, both /etc/nsswitch.conf and
/etc/resolv.conf.
My bet would be that /etc/nsswitch.conf doesn't have the necessary
hosts: dns setting ... but other problems are possible.
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. modload won't fix it.
If you're doing something else, then please explain in detail.
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tougher to do on a modern Open Indiana system, as zfs works
outside of the /etc/vfstab scheme.)
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, is to
look into what's wrong with the service. Start with svcs -x and svcs
-l nfs/server.
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Tim Dunphy wrote:
root@openindiana:~# svcs -x nfs/server
svc:/network/nfs/server:default (NFS server)
State: disabled since May 7, 2012 01:57:11 PM EDT
Reason: Temporarily disabled by an administrator.
What happens if you do this?
svcadm enable nfs/server
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different from making everything world-writable.
If nobody isn't to your taste, you can set up root_mapping=uid to
change it to some other value.
See share_nfs(1M) and nfssec(5) for details.
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btrfs as a separate package from
the core system would be more than enough fig leaf.
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Compared to what was available on Linux before, BTRFS is indeed better.
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as if you said refresh, because
it's almost certainly what you intend, but that's just not how it works.
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possible that the USB drivers have improved greatly since
circa 2009, and that this is just old news, but I'm gunshy now. I
don't think I'd even attempt to use USB for an external file system,
except possibly as a backup mechanism.
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annoying. They're nasty, but they're part
of the game. Stick with local file systems if you really can't stand
them. :-/
The only thing to do with these files is to remove them after after a
system crash or similar event.
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object resides. They're not the object itself.
I believe an option to hide them would do no harm.
Fortunately, it's an open process. Read RFCs 1813 and 3010 to start,
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a file is open. In the
case of unmounting a file system, though, you're revoking access to a
set of structures that are actively in use, and that requires a choice;
either the one removing loses (EBUSY) or the one using loses (ENOENT or
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and hard. You can't write to them. You can't remove them.
You can't even rename them. They end up with a big yellow police line
- do not cross ribbon around them, which sometimes makes software
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interfaces.)
If they've given you a single /64 on a non-broadcast type interface
(such as a point-to-point tunnel), then please specify. That'd be a
simple thing to handle.
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Gary Gendel wrote:
On 6/7/12 12:17 PM, James Carlson wrote:
Gary Gendel wrote:
Moving from IPV4 to IPV4/IPV6 on my home network is like peeling an
onion, so I'm taking it one step at a time. :(
Currently I only see the old Solaris dhcp server for OI. Can this
handle ipv6?
No. DHCPv6
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James Carlson wrote:
For what it's worth (and having worked on the code in the now-distant
past), I certainly agree with you at a high level. What you're
describing is an obvious generalization of the exclusive stack
concept. It was obvious enough that we actually discussed it
internally
, so the failure to attach
reported here is not surprising.) An alternative might be the 'em'
driver from Masayuki Murayama.
See:
https://www.illumos.org/issues/832
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used on Linux or BSD or some other
system, then that's usually a good choice so that people don't get too
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On 7/4/2012 6:37 PM, Glenn Holmer wrote:
On 07/03/2012 07:27 AM, James Carlson wrote:
The 82579V should use the e1000g driver, but will need updates for the
new chipset. (It did need updates on Linux, so the failure to attach
reported here is not surprising.) An alternative might be the 'em
a whole lot like this bug:
http://wesunsolve.net/bugid/id/6646104
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Gary Gendel wrote:
On 7/27/12 11:02 AM, James Carlson wrote:
Seeing /128 means that something in that fundamental mechanism has
broken down. Either in.ndpd has been somehow disabled or the upstream
router is not providing complete information.
It's the latter. From my conversation
... but if the mount process itself requires networking, you're
stuck.
This is exactly what the automounter is for ... though I somewhat doubt
that it makes adminstrative sense to have anything remote-mounted under
/etc. The whole point of /etc is that it's local.
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to keep them up-to-date,
so that a failure (or unreachability) of the NFS server doesn't cause
otherwise-independent machines to fail.
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it and (b)
the mechanism that underlies it is far more general than just auto_home.
It allows you to trigger configured mounts based on file system access,
and handles fail-over, platform-related variable expansion, and
directory service integration.
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Holy water ... check.
Wooden stakes ... check.
Silver bullets ... check.
Chainsaw ... check.
Okay, all ready here, we'll make sure it can't get back in.
*shrug*
The world can be a scary place.
http://openlook.sourceforge.net/
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Rich wrote:
The IPMI driver from FreeBSD got ported by the SmartOS guys back in April.
I don't know if it's useful anymore (I haven't used it in quite a
while), but this was handy at one point:
http://bolthole.com/solaris/drivers/health/
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= for that user. The
user_attr(4) man page may also be helpful.
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may well be barking up the wrong tree. Details on precisely
what software you're using and what you have connected to what via a
serial link would probably be helpful in getting a more useful response.
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I don't think anything at all is wrong with the Solaris line discipline
support. But those writing books can say whatever they want. ;-}
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the problem far harder to solve.
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do much in terms of terminal emulation -- it's truly ancient and
assumes that you have equivalent UNIX systems at both ends -- while
Kermit is highly configurable and has no such assumptions.
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implementation typically requires special tricks to be able
to send and receive UDP/IP messages without having the IP interface
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console service still works right after removal.
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? There is a way to ping localhost using NoNet profile?
No, that's not normal. It should work fine without external network
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On 9/7/12 5:02 PM, Ivan Gualandri wrote:
On 7 September 2012 22:43, James Carlson carls...@workingcode.com wrote:
What do netstat -ni and netstat -nr say?
It says:
Routing Table: IPV4
Destination: Gateway: FLAGS REFUse
Interface
127.0.0.1
PING Statistics
3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip (ms) min/avg/max/stddev = 0.067/0.073/0.077/0.005
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limits (ulimit -a) do you have? I
think bash defaults to 256, which isn't much.
ulimit -n 4096 may help.
You might also try other commands, such as:
find sourcedir -depth -print | cpio -p -@dmPV destdir
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(poolcfg(1M)), and then assigning zones to pools.
You can control just about everything through resource pools, but, at
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to achieve. It's also unclear to me what
doing that would buy, except perhaps lower performance.
It should be much easier to create VNICs on top of a chosen Ethernet
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Jim Klimov wrote:
2012-10-01 15:04, James Carlson wrote:
Given that etherstubs aren't real Ethernet interfaces and thus cannot be
bridged, that plan may be hard to achieve. It's also unclear to me what
doing that would buy, except perhaps lower performance.
As for the idea with bridging
Jim Klimov wrote:
2012-10-01 15:28, James Carlson пишет:
Jim Klimov wrote:
I want to inject some echo's into my SMF startup scripts to
report about the progress of my systems startup (and possible
problems). Actually I did that, and echo... /dev/console
if a special flag-file exists
to deliver
arbitrary horrors inside scripts, but the new system doesn't allow that.
OpenSolaris (and OpenIndiana) still supports SysV packaging, but the
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of the
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pkg verify and pkg fix in IPS.
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unhelpful and
downright dangerous to bother with it as part of OpenIndiana. I've
probably crossed the line from trying to shut it down to being part of
the problem, so I'm going to try to shut up now ...
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that those who want to live in an
unprefixed world can just prepend that to their PATHs. Best of both
with little pain.
I suspect that final set of bad actors is really quite small, but
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that most
of the distinction is now moot. Turn on -mt if you like, but I think
you may be waving a dead chicken.
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but doesn't use it. I
suspect that the remaining -mt uses are just stale.)
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in some service providing scenarios (e.g., a web server), but
it's quite unclear at least to me how it'd be very much helpful to build
a window manager. Perhaps there are multi-lingual people who really do
need to have a window manager that can decorate each window differently
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page) and SMF (start with smf(5)). Changing the start-up script is
at best a hack.
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