I have experienced problems in the past with stuff in /tmp/SUNWut.
Once I did a "find" for the particular MAC and deleted all instances
[6 files and 1 entry in a file that said "do not edit"]. Certain TCs
would show a black screen and no boot. Maybe you're experiencing
something similar. I thought this was in SRSS 3.x and the problem
went away with 4.x.
*From:*sunray-users-boun...@filibeto.org
[mailto:sunray-users-boun...@filibeto.org] *On Behalf Of *Nicolás
*Sent:* Thursday, May 29, 2014 1:47 PM
*To:* sunray-users@filibeto.org
*Subject:* EXT :Re: [SunRay-Users] Sun-Ray client stucked at '26D' and
not starting the graphic environment on RHEL6 64bits
Hi Christian and thanks for replying,
Let's see:
1) I can ping the client from the server side, also as I said it's
under the same VLAN and any firewall (iptables) is disabled, so I'd
discard a network problem.
2) Running the 'utwho' command produces this result:
[root@srs ~]# /opt/SUNWut/bin/utwho -ca
11.0 pseudo.00144f574400 root 192.168.1.203 P8.00144f574400
In the /var/opt/SUNWut/displays directory there's just one file (seems
logic, as I'm just testing with one client):
[root@srs ~]# cat /var/opt/SUNWut/displays/11
SESSION=srs.mysite.es:7007:5362229792637346934
TOKEN=pseudo.00144f574400
SESSION_TYPE=default
TOKEN_SET=pseudo.00144f574400
CALLBACK_COOKIE=5843968652673758964
DISPLAY=11
INSERT_TOKEN=pseudo.00144f574400
There's no 'Xnewt' process running at any time. I know this has to be
launched from a client session, so I cannot test it from the server
side. However, regarding to this, I've noticed something weird. In the
'/tmp/SUNWut/config/xconfig/Xservers' file I see this line:
:11 SunRay local /usr/X11R6/bin/Xnewt :11
However, this path doesn't exist on my machine. The Xnewt file is
located at /opt/SUNWut/lib/Xnewt. I tried to add a symbolic link to
this path but it doesn't seem to help. Could this be related?
3) There's no log file under /var/log/gdm, it's an empty directory.
4) No way there's no space at /tmp or some kind of cron that would
erase files there. I've more than 10GB of free space on that partition
and it's a 'clean' distro, so no crons of that kind are being run.
5) Regarding to your other mail: The server is a HP ProLiant DL360.
However, I'm now trying to do the same running the server on a VMWare
virtual machine and the same happens. And no, there's no monitor
connected to the server side (we use iLO to manage it).
Thanks for any help, this is starting to be quite frustrating...
Regards,
Nicolás
El 29/05/2014 20:55, Christian Montero Hernández escribió:
Did you check the options on this link?
http://www.filibeto.org/pipermail/sunray-users/2011-January/017008.html
Regards,
Christian Montero H.
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 6:42 AM, Nicolás <nico...@devels.es>
<mailto:nico...@devels.es> wrote:
Unfortunately, even installing the OL 6.3 version, I get
exactly the same result. I was wondering this could be a
hardware problem, but I also tried another Sun Ray 2 and it
produces the same behavior. So I'm really befuddled now.
I tried following the guide to debug a kiosk session, but no
additional logging is being generated so I assume the kiosk
session isn't even being started.
Any other idea? Something I could be missing?
Thanks.
El 28/05/2014 19:40, Nicolás escribió:
Thanks for the answer, Lucas.
I'll make a try tomorrow with RHEL 6.3 and I'll provide some
feedback afterwards.
Regards,
Nicolás
El 28/05/2014 19:12, Lucas Migueles escribió:
Nicolás:
RHEL 6.5 is not even supported on SRS 5.4.2. Maybe that's
the problem. I would try the same but with RHEL 6.3.
Here is the platform support list for you version of SRS:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E35310_01/E35308/html/SRS-5.4-Whats-New.html#Whats-New-Platforms
Hope that helps.
Lucas
2014-05-28 14:03 GMT-03:00 Nicolás <nico...@devels.es
<mailto:nico...@devels.es>>:
Hi people,
I'm writing this mail as my last resource because
currently I'm in a deadlock, so I hope someone could shed
some light on this problem. I'm trying to run SRS v.
5.4.0.0.44 together with SROS v. 11.1.3.0.26 on a RHEL6
64b distribution. I've followed these steps:
* Removed the ::1 entry from /etc/hosts, and added a line
with the actual host with the corresponding static IP of
the server.
* Disabled SELinux and iptables (plus I removed it from
the init via chkconfig iptables off)
* Downloaded the public Oracle repo from
http://public-yum.oracle.com/public-yum-ol6.repo, disabled
all repositories except ol6_u5_base, ol6_UEK_base and
ol6_gdm_multiseat. I also run 'yum update' after the
changes and installed any proposed package.
Before installing SRS & SROS, I run 'utpkgcheck' and
'utpkgcheck -i', any package is installed successfully so
then I could see:
[root@srs ~]# /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utpkgcheck
Checking required dependent packages
All dependent packages are installed
At this point I installed both the SROS and SRS packages,
this latter via the 'utsetup' command. Everything goes
smoothly, no errors. I also configured the kiosk mode as
this is my aim. As proposed, I rebooted.
Once restarted, I run these 3 commands:
/opt/SUNWut/sbin/utadm -L on
/opt/SUNWut/sbin/utstart
/etc/init.d/utsyscfg start
No errors shown in the '/var/opt/SUNWut/log/messages'
file. Well, and now comes the problem: I turn on the
Sun-Ray client, it downloads the latest firmware from the
server, and gets stuck at the '26D' screen. No matter what
I do, really, I can't get through that step. I connected
to the Web Administration and chose the kiosk mode, also
tried with mobile sessions. In this latter case, I'm asked
for the user and password, once entered, the same happens.
I'm aware this is related to the fact it can't init a
graphic session, but there's no error in the log, so I
can't find out what else to do to know what's going wrong.
All I can see in the log is this:
May 28 14:37:00 srs xinetd[1789]: START: tftp pid=2905
from=10.107.19.56
May 28 14:37:02 srs utauthd: Worker7 NOTICE: whichServer
pseudo.00144f574400:
May 28 14:37:02 srs utauthd: Worker7 NOTICE: CLAIMED by
StartSession.m5 NAME: pseudo.00144f574400 PARAMETERS:
{stealProtected=true, terminalIPA=10.107.19.56,
type=pseudo,
fw=11.1.3.0_26_2013.10.28.09.53,Boot:MfgPkg_4.15_2006.07.20.16.57;
2006.07.20-17:04:56-PDT, state=disconnected, cause=insert,
doamgh=true, barrierLevel=451, lockaction=disconnect,
rawId=00144f574400, terminalCID=IEEE802.00144f574400,
MTU=1500, tokenSeq=1, firstServer=0a6b130f,
namespace=IEEE802, keyTypes=dsa-sha1-x1,dsa-sha1,
ddcconfig=1,
clientRand=2hIW/4MZB5u9pK8eb09E5Atg5zRPbLE1BVS4hOPinwm,
id=00144f574400, realIP=0a6b1338,
startRes=1280x1024:1280x1024, useReal=true, event=insert,
sn=00144f574400, rawType=pseudo, hw=SunRayP8, initState=1,
usersession=false, _=1}
May 28 14:37:02 srs utauthd: Worker7 NOTICE: CONNECT
IEEE802.00144f574400, pseudo.00144f574400, all connections
allowed
May 28 14:37:02 srs utauthd: Worker7 NOTICE: MTU = 1500
May 28 14:37:02 srs utauthd: Worker7 NOTICE:
SessionManager.getSessionManager: Initiate callback to
utsessiond at localhost:7007
May 28 14:37:02 srs utauthd: Worker7 NOTICE:
SessionManager.initiateCallback localhost:7010 established
communication
May 28 14:37:02 srs utdtsession: Add
(11,pseudo.00144f574400,normal)
And that's all. The DNS records are configured properly,
as can be seen in the 'utquery' output (being 10.107.19.15
the SRS server's IP address):
[root@srs ~]# /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utquery -d 10.107.19.56
terminalID=00144f574400
terminalIPA=10.107.19.56
model=SunRayP8
currentAuth=10.107.19.15
currentFW=11.1.3.0_26_2013.10.28.09.53
currentBarrier=451
currentBarrierLevel=451
currentMTU=1500
currentLease=17755
Subnet=255.255.255.0
Router=10.107.19.1
LeaseTim=18000
DHCPServer=10.1.3.194
AuthSrvr=10.107.19.15
FwSrvr=10.107.19.15
tftpSrvr=10.107.19.15
FWservType=FWSrvr
speed=100F
parmsVersion=11.1.3.0_26_2013.10.28.09.53
parmsBarrier=451
configMTU=1500
AltAuth=10.107.19.15
dnsList=10.1.3.130,10.1.5.130,10.1.4.130
dname=dns.myplace.es <http://dns.myplace.es/>
confEnabled=0
stopqon=0
bandwidth=7500000
cmdcachesize=0
I doubt this is a network related problem, as both the
server and the client are under the same VLAN. it just
seems to not start the X session, but I can't diagnoze
why. I also tried the 'utcapture' utility and no packets
are being lost or dropped.
I neither think this is caused by the java version, as I'm
using the package's 1.6 jre version:
[root@srs ~]# /opt/jre1.6.0_41/bin/java -version
java version "1.6.0_41"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_41-b02)
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 20.14-b01, mixed mode)
There's no 'gdm' process when the clients try to establish
the session, nor 'Xnewt'.
I'd be really grateful if someone could provide some
additional tests or ideas on how to debug this, as I've
been really stucked with this for 5 days and don't know
what else to try. If I missed any information just ask for it.
Thanks so much in advance.
Nicolas
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