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Channel log from 25 February 2013   (all times are UTC)

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<sbalneav>
jammcq: ping
00:24
<jammcq>
sbalneav: Scotty !!!!!!!!!!!!!
00:25* vagrantc waves
00:25
<jammcq>
hey vagrantc
00:27
<sbalneav>
Hey ho.
00:28
Did alkisg try the shutdown stuff I added in?
00:28
Also, so, I've got it going very nicely. Don't have diskless, but I have a vm that has no users in it, with pam_sshauth set up.
00:29
I can log in with lightdm, and start a remote X session. Very sweet.
00:30
<vagrantc>
nice.
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01:47
<ltspuser_41>
Hi, I am having a problem with ltsp, when using text editor like liebra office, typing is fine, but if i use kate then it can take as long as a second for each character to appear? any thoughts
01:49
also, running old gateway all in ones p3's as terminals, none of them will start now, as they use intel 82815 video, using suse 12.2 ltsp, have been using 11.1 for the last long while without problems
01:51
used the oneclick install from the open suse site
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02:05
<briang>
hello
02:11
Has anybody here had same problems?
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<briang>
hello all
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03:04
<Enslaver>
I have no clue where to begin on getting a fat client going, any tips? Any particular packages that i need to remove or disable to get things running smooth?
03:05
<jammcq>
why are you removing things?
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03:05
<jammcq>
isn't a fat client simply the same as a thin, but with a window manager and one or more apps?
03:05
<Enslaver>
It installs a lot of crap by default, trying to slim it down, plus i've found that other display managers are trying to load over top of ldm
03:06
<jammcq>
hmm
03:06
<Enslaver>
plus NetworkManager caused me some issues, had to get rid of that too
03:06
PackageKit
03:06
gdm
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03:29
<alkisg>
Good morning
03:29
00:28 <sbalneav> Did alkisg try the shutdown stuff I added in?
03:29
==> Scotty as I keep saying... what you committed was what we had at release time, i.e. when the problem occured, they don't do anything to resolve it
03:30
There are 2 ways to solve the problem, the good one and the bad one
03:30
<jammcq>
alkisg: scotty was first fixing the problem of a normal logout not running the rc scripts
03:30
<alkisg>
The good one is to have the ssh connection up after Xorg has died
03:31
The bad one is just to forcibly kill all the user processes
03:31
<jammcq>
once you test that and make sure the scripts are called and do the right thing, then he'll add the signal catching code
03:31
<alkisg>
We need your help in the first method; not in the second one...
03:31
jammcq: ok, that part is tested, all the scripts are called and do the right thing
03:31
<jammcq>
cuz if it doesn't work on a normal logout, what's the point of worrying if it doesn't work when xorg dies?
03:31
ok, have you told scotty ?
03:32
he asked for feedback
03:32
<alkisg>
I didn't know he was asking for feedback on if the scripts run
03:32
<jammcq>
all you said was "we're back to where we started"
03:32
so from what you can tell, if a user logs out normally, it's perfectly fine?
03:32
<alkisg>
No
03:32
<jammcq>
and then they can log in again and still fine?
03:32
<alkisg>
No
03:32
<jammcq>
you said it runs the scripts????
03:33
<alkisg>
We're still were we started, i.e. when the problem existed
03:33
Yes, the scripts don't solve the problem
03:33
<jammcq>
so are the scripts not doing the right thing?
03:33
<alkisg>
Yes
03:33
<jammcq>
so fix the scripts
03:33
<alkisg>
I can't
03:33
<jammcq>
why not?
03:33
<alkisg>
Because they don't run in the correct time
03:33
<jammcq>
why not?
03:34
<alkisg>
Because the user processes are still running
03:34
<jammcq>
the last script to run should be the one that brings downt he ssh tunnel
03:34
is the window mgr not exiting?
03:34
<alkisg>
Please, could I have an answer on this question?
03:34
There are two ways to solve the problem
03:34
One, to run the scripts after xorg has died
03:35
Two, to have the scripts kill all the user processes
03:35
<jammcq>
don't worry about xorg dying yet. let's make it work normally first
03:35
<alkisg>
Which method are we trying?
03:35
<jammcq>
we're trying to make a normal logout work
03:35
whatever LDM starts on the way in, it should stop on the way out
03:35
<alkisg>
Since now, always, user processes died with xorg
03:36
LDM didn't kill the processes; xorg did
03:36
<jammcq>
which user processes?
03:36
<alkisg>
Let's say dbus, pulseaudio, gconf...
03:36
<jammcq>
who starts those processes?
03:36
<alkisg>
firefox, gnome-session, whatever runs locally
03:36
gnome-session starts them
03:36
And LDM starts gnome-session
03:36
<jammcq>
then why doesn't gnome-session stop them?
03:36
gnome-session is the parent to those processes,r ight?
03:37
<alkisg>
It leaves xorg to kill them
03:37
Not for all of them, no
03:37
It's a parent to less than half of them
03:37
The others have 1 as the parent
03:37
(init)
03:37
<jammcq>
then perhaps you need a K9X script to kill them, before the ssh stop script runs
03:37
<alkisg>
Then we're trying for solution two, the bad one
03:37
<jammcq>
why is that bad?
03:37
<alkisg>
I don't need Scotty's help there
03:38
Hmmm or maybe...
03:38
<jammcq>
either LDM is gonna kill them or a script is gonna kill them, if you want it to happen before SSH goes away
03:38
<alkisg>
OK let's talk about that first,
03:38
<jammcq>
SSH isn't going to stick around after LDM, it doesn't need to
03:38
sure
03:38
<alkisg>
Why not let xorg kill them?
03:39
<jammcq>
it's too late
03:39
<alkisg>
Is that just because of a bad design?
03:39
<jammcq>
no
03:39
<alkisg>
Where the ssh channel can't stay up after xorg?
03:39
<jammcq>
whatever starts something should stop it
03:39
ssh is started as a child under LDM which is a child under xorg
03:39
so when LDM goes away, ssh should be gone
03:39
<alkisg>
We can change that sequence
03:40
We can have xorg be a child of ldm
03:40
<jammcq>
you really want to get into that big of a change?
03:41
I'm a firm believer in unwinding things in the reverse order of how they got started
03:41
sure we can change th order, it just seems like a huge change
03:42
<alkisg>
OK there's a long talk there... e.g. I prefer LTSP not to use hacks if possible
03:42
<jammcq>
plus, I think it puts alot more complexity into LDM. it has to spawn the Xserver and then wait around for it to actually be ready before proceding
03:42
<alkisg>
It's just a matter of who the parent of the ssh channel is
03:42
<jammcq>
what's the hack, a script that cleans up when LDM is shutting down?
03:42
<alkisg>
The greeter or ldm
03:43
The greeter signals LDM when it has the username/pass anyway
03:43
So ldm wouldn't have to wait for xorg
03:43
But for the greeter as it does now
03:43
<jammcq>
LDM shouldn't call the greeter until Xorg is up and running
03:43
<alkisg>
Having to write cleanup scripts means we're not putting our code on the correct places
03:44
xinit would call the greeter, not ldm
03:44
Anyways,
03:44
As I said that's a big talk to do so now,
03:44
<jammcq>
but your solution is to just have the processes respond to SIGTERM
03:44
<alkisg>
So, let us get back to the pth for the solution
03:44
<jammcq>
which isn't great either
03:44
<alkisg>
My solution is to not worry about the processes
03:44
Not a single pkill, pgrep in the code
03:45
Which is minimal code, and guarantees that any leftover processes are not our bugs
03:45
But again anyways, we can review all that again with the lightdm change
03:45
Let's focus on the current problem + solution,
03:45
so, I thought sbalneav was going to help with the first solution,
03:46
<jammcq>
he is
03:46
<alkisg>
but we'll be doing the second one instead, i.e. kill all user processes
03:46
<jammcq>
he's made LDM run the K scripts on the way out
03:46
<alkisg>
It already did
03:46
<jammcq>
now he has to add the sig handling
03:46
it used to, then someone ripped it out
03:46
<alkisg>
Me
03:46
<jammcq>
he put it back
03:46
<alkisg>
Trying for the correct solution
03:47
jammcq: Sorry, I might be missing something. Do we plan on killing the user processes or not?
03:47
<jammcq>
I'd say yes
03:47
<alkisg>
OK, so please bare with me
03:47
For me, that's "solution 2, the bad one"
03:47
I was hoping for "solution 1, let xorg kill them, but have ssh up afterwards"
03:47
<jammcq>
how about: "solution 2, the less intrusive one"
03:48
<alkisg>
OK, now:
03:48
<jammcq>
if you want #1, then we have alot of work to do
03:48
<alkisg>
OK
03:48
<jammcq>
it's not my decision, i'm just telling how I understand it
03:48
<alkisg>
That was why I removed the rcfiles("stop") thought, I was hoping for #1
03:48
But lets move on
03:48
<jammcq>
k
03:48
<alkisg>
So, for #2, I can do the correct things,
03:49
which would be to either have a save/restore environment script,
03:49
or have a shell trap in X94,
03:49
so that the rcfiles("stop") actually uses the same environment
03:49
Because with the current code, SSH_HOME wasn't even available
03:49
And also the cleanup didn't happen at K* time anyway
03:49
The only K* script was some ltsp-cluster logging
03:50
Anyways I can solve all the shell problems there,
03:50
<jammcq>
I think you just need to make sure that the K script for shutting down SSH is one of the last things to run
03:50
<alkisg>
And then to kill the processes I'll have something like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5563762/
03:50
jammcq: there's only 1 K* script
03:50
That tells ltsp-cluster "log the logout event"
03:51
The cleanup didn't happen at K*
03:51
But don't worry about that part, I can do that
03:51
<jammcq>
k
03:51
<alkisg>
Check the paste please
03:51
So, that script is tested and it works fine if called by ldm at logout
03:52
<jammcq>
so that goes in a K script?
03:52
<alkisg>
(as an X* script, K* scripts do not have the proper environment)
03:52
For the purpose of our chat here, let's say it's a K* script, ok, don't worry about that
03:52
<jammcq>
when you say 'environment', are you talking about env variables?
03:52
<alkisg>
Yes
03:52
E.g. SSH_HOME
03:52
So my question is...
03:53
When xorg or ldm crash, I think that script only has a few msec before it's killed by process management
03:53
So it doesn't have enough time to actually kill the processes and wait for them to die
03:53
<jammcq>
it will when LDM catches the signal
03:54
<alkisg>
Do you think that ldm catching the signals, will help with that?
03:54
OK, can I have that code to test?
03:54
<jammcq>
scotty will do that
03:54
but how about you get things working properly when a normal logout happens?
03:54
<alkisg>
OK, please tell him I'm waiting for that, and if it works, I can take care of everything else
03:54
<jammcq>
maybe we can get scotty to add the sig_handlers tomorrow
03:55
<alkisg>
(05:54:32 πμ) jammcq: but how about you get things working properly when a normal logout happens? ==> that script takes care of that
03:55
<jammcq>
ok
03:55
<alkisg>
As long as we have 2-3 secs to wait for the processes to exit on TERM so that we don't have to send them a SIGKILL
03:55
I've tested it, it works fine on normal logout
03:56
Not with the code sbalneav pushed, but don't worry about that, I only need the signals code from Scotty...
03:57
Actually, I can try the signal() or XSetIOErrorHandler() calls myself...
03:57
<jammcq>
I don't think you want XSetIOErrorHanlder
03:58
cuz LDM doesn't have an open connection to the xserver
03:58
but i'm happy to see you becoming a C hacker
03:58
<alkisg>
I've been writing C 20 years ago... I just don't want to learn the glib / Xorg api :-/
03:59
Even written C compilers for parallel programming...
03:59
<jammcq>
knowing how to program in C is sorta like knowing how to weld with an arc welder
03:59
so much power in your hands
03:59
but watch it, cuz you can get burned
03:59
<alkisg>
Hehe :)
04:00
My objective is to make the Linux experience smoother for schools here
04:00* jammcq did alot of arc welding in a previous life
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<alkisg>
So I aim at minimal code at the correct places... not big apps
04:01
jammcq: what I'm worried about is that xinit will kill ldm after 1 sec or so, when it sees that xorg has crashed
04:01
Because ldm is what we tell xinit to run inside X
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<jammcq>
but LDM will catch that with a signal handler
04:02
<alkisg>
I'm thinking xinit will send "TERM; sleep 1; KILL"
04:02
So upon KILL we'll no longer be able to propery run cleanup scripts
04:03
<jammcq>
I really don't think xinit will do that
04:03
<alkisg>
k, let's hope so
04:03
<jammcq>
in fact, I don't think xinit will send anything. I think when xinit dies, the kernel will send the same signal to the children as what was sent to xinit
04:04
so if xinit dies due to a bug, it'll likely be a SIGILL or SIGSEGV
04:05
<alkisg>
In shell scripts, we usually catch those: HUP INT QUIT KILL SEGV PIPE TERM
04:05
<jammcq>
we might see a SIGHUP or SIGINT
04:05
<alkisg>
Should I put those for LDM too?
04:05
<jammcq>
well... KILL can't be caught
04:05
but the others yes
04:05
I don't think you'd ever see PIPE on this
04:05
LDM isn't being used in any part of a pipeline
04:06
but ILL would be good to catch too
04:06
that's an Illegal instruction
04:08* alkisg notes down to remove QUIT from our code...
04:09
<alkisg>
jammcq: how can I send QUIT from the keyboard?
04:09
INT=Ctrl+C, right?
04:09
man 7 signal
04:09
<jammcq>
kill 3
04:09
<alkisg>
SIGINT 2 Term Interrupt from keyboard
04:09
SIGQUIT 3 Core Quit from keyboard
04:09
<jammcq>
or kill -QUIT
04:09
i think
04:10
<alkisg>
No not from a kill command, but from the keyboard...
04:10
Ctrl+C is TERM, right?
04:10
<jammcq>
oh
04:10
<alkisg>
And Ctrl+/ is KILL?
04:10
<jammcq>
do this: stty -a
04:10
you'll see that quit = ^\
04:10
so control backslash
04:10
<alkisg>
Gotcha, ty
04:15
Hmm, so one cannot send TERM from the keyboard
04:16
<jammcq>
is that a problem?
04:16
<alkisg>
Nope not at all, I'm still trying to get all the linux process handling in my mind...
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04:27
<alkisg>
jammcq: when LDM gets an e.g. SIGSEGV from xinit/the kernel, what do you think will happen with the X* scripts? At that point, they're in the X95-run-xsession...
04:27
<jammcq>
nothing
04:27
<alkisg>
So, will the `su - user -c xsession` command stop? Will they continue to run?
04:27
Will they get a signal as well?
04:27
Will the X96+ scripts run?
04:27
<jammcq>
no, I don't think they'll receive the signal
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<jammcq>
not until LDM dies or sends a signal itself
04:28
<alkisg>
But the xsession will, right?
04:28
<jammcq>
who runs xsession?
04:28
ldm ?
04:28
<alkisg>
LDM runs the X* scripts, and one of them runs the xsession
04:28
LDM => ldm-script xsession => X* scripts, X95-run-xsession
04:29
<jammcq>
then if LDM intercepts the signal, it's up to you the programmer to do something with it
04:29
<alkisg>
So we'll still have to kill the user processes ourselves, gotcha
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<jammcq>
so you might need to send the signal to the X95 script
04:29
<alkisg>
It'll be much easier if we forward the signal to the X* shell scripts
04:30
<jammcq>
or you can call the K script that does the kill for you
04:30
I think
04:30
<alkisg>
The problem with the K* scripts is that the X* scripts environment is not available there
04:30
<jammcq>
right
04:30
<alkisg>
So normally they don't have access to $SSH_HOME
04:30
It'd be better to run the K* scripts at the end of the X* scripts, or with a trap
04:31
For now I used some "env save / env restore" scripts, but I think I'll remove those
04:32
jammcq: thanks for the process management tutorial, I really think it helped :)
04:32
So I should really write your name in the commit for the fix :D
04:32
<jammcq>
I hope i'm right
04:33
too bad we're not doing this in Perl, I could really help there
04:34
<alkisg>
My favorite languages were Pascal and Assembly, but now I'm stuck with shell... :)
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04:35* alkisg even wrote a tetris in assembly in less than 1k size, two decades ago...
04:52* alkisg dedicates http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwAw9ThDQmk to all the good LTSP folks here...
04:52
<jammcq>
watching
04:52
well... after the advertising :)
04:53
ah, old classic
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<Enslaver>
Hmm, it correctly updates fstab yet doesn't mount /home, maybe somehow rc.sysinit isn't getting run?
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<Enslaver>
looks like thats a know issue in ubuntu as well
05:14
hmm
05:16
I'm not sure how to proceed on this one, code in my own udev based autofs mounting?
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05:35
<BrianG2>
hi, having a problem with intel 82815 terminals, worked with suse 11.1 ltsp but seems to be blank with suse 12.2, any one know where to look?
05:36
I mean intel video drivers
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<alkisg>
BrianG2: what kernel does that have?
07:00
And what version of xserver-xorg-video-intel?
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<work_alkisg>
!arcfour
08:42
<ltsp>
arcfour: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4 is an SSH cipher which is more than 2 times faster than the default 3DES. To enable it, set LDM_SSHOPTIONS="-o Ciphers=arcfour128".
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<vmlintu>
alkisg: have you had dbus problems on ltsp fat clients? Like dbus not starting properly or applications complaining that they cannot connect to it.
09:42
<alkisg>
vmlintu: on the second login of the same user?
09:42
If so, that's the LDM problem I've been talking about...
09:42
.gvfs not unmounting correctly
09:42
bbl
09:44
<vmlintu>
no, on the first login
09:44
We are not using sshfs either
09:52
<Enslaver>
http://www.inode0.com/ <-- anyone like my logo? I know the logo has a copywrite and yada yada, but i just think that looks neat
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<elias_a>
Enslaver: What is copywrite?
09:57
<Enslaver>
its like a copyright but instead of a right, its write. Like a copyleft
09:58
<elias_a>
Sounds like bullshit to me :)
09:58
<Enslaver>
it's a coder joke
09:58
<elias_a>
Well, it still is bs to me.
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<elias_a>
On the other hand a coder who does not know IPR is very useful. Cheap labour. :P
10:00
Enslaver: Nice looking login!
10:00
<Enslaver>
ty
10:01
well, thats where open source comes in =)
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10:03
<Enslaver>
now if i could only get this damn nx java client to work and my /home to mount i'd be set
10:07
<elias_a>
Enslaver: I still do not understand what open source has to do with graphical design. That is the bullshit part.
10:08
<Enslaver>
oh the logo? Yeah i'm not a graphics designer so I dunno, i just threw that together.
10:08
<elias_a>
Enslaver: The point is - is it your work or not?
10:09
If not, do you have the permission to use it?
10:09
<Enslaver>
no, i just took something and made it look better.
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10:09
<Enslaver>
not gonna use it
10:09
<elias_a>
IMHO FLOSS advocates should be very careful about IPR issues.
10:09
Ok.
10:09
No I will stop nagging.
10:09
now....
10:10
<Enslaver>
I try to take breaks in-between code, that was during a break
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<alkisg>
The ltsp logo would look nicer if it was a clover :)
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<alkisg>
vmlintu: when that thing with dbus happens, can you try ls ~/.gvfs; mount | grep gvfs ?
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<vmlintu>
alkisg: I'll try that in a bit
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<jammcq>
good morning friends
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<elias_a>
Good afternoon, jammcq!
14:26
<jammcq>
hey elias_a
14:41
<alkisg>
'morning Jim
14:42
<jammcq>
hey alkisg
14:42
<knipwim>
hey guys
14:42
<jammcq>
hey knipwim
14:54
<sbalneav>
Morning all!
15:07
<jammcq>
sbalneav: Scotty !!!!!!!!!!!
15:07
<sbalneav>
jammcq: hey ho!
15:08
Cripes. Can't figure out an autoconf issue.
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<sbalneav>
I'm trying to edit http://wiki.ltsp.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Dev:LTSPPamNotes&action=edit, but it's saying I can't save.
15:45
Any of the wiki people around?
15:46
<alkisg>
sbalneav: put the content into pastebin so that I try
15:46
knipwim: ^
15:47
<sbalneav>
http://pastebin.com/q9w0zRCn
15:48
<alkisg>
sbalneav: maybe ...you're not an ltsp dev? :P
15:48
I saved it... you're logged in, right?
15:48
knipwim might be able to put you in the wiki devs team...
15:48
<jammcq>
he should have full access
15:48
I checked last week
15:53
<sbalneav>
Apparently, I can edit it now. Maybe I just couldn't create. Regardless, thanks. I can continue on from here.
16:10
<knipwim>
sbalneav: is libnss-extrausers a debian/ubuntu specific package?
16:15
in other words, to package this for gentoo, do i take the [libnss-extrausers_0.6.orig.tar.gz] file from http://packages.debian.org/sid/libnss-extrausers ?
16:16
or do i take the sources from somewhere else
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<knipwim>
Enslaver: perhaps a noob question, but how do you shut down the overlayfs enabled system?
16:19
like, do you have to pivot back to the readonly system somewhere?
16:19
<Enslaver>
knipwim: OVERLAY=N
16:20
<knipwim>
ok, but when i have an overlayd system, when i shutdown, the fuse module gets shut down and the shutdown halts
16:21
before it can reach /sbin/halt
16:21
<Enslaver>
I see
16:22
hmmm
16:22
<knipwim>
in my logic, i have to pivot back to the original fs somewhere, and then shutdown the fuse module
16:23
<Enslaver>
is initram doing the pivot?
16:23
<knipwim>
no, init-ltsp.d
16:23
<Enslaver>
gotcha, i'll have to write that as part of a cleanup or shutdown method
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<knipwim>
because normally the initramfs does this?
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<Enslaver>
yeah thats what handles the pivots for me, i load fuse module in initramfs
16:26
<knipwim>
that was the plan, but i still can't boot the nfs dracut initrd
16:27
i got the feeling it has something to do with the client not having a dnsdomainname
16:27
<Enslaver>
yeah i ran into that
16:27
<knipwim>
did you solve it?
16:28
<Enslaver>
my solution was to have my /etc/hosts built up and have dnsmasq issuing the in-addr.arpa's
16:28
but that didn't cause the client not to boot, it just gave me issues with init scripts
16:29
i also wrote in a check to say if $HOSTNAME = "(none)" || "localhost"
16:29
none or localhost
16:29
paste bin your dracut.conf
16:29
<knipwim>
so, dnsmasq provides you clients with a dnsdomainname?
16:30
<sbalneav>
knipwim: No idea.
16:30
<knipwim>
Enslaver: i use this line (kernel version is an example):
16:30
<Enslaver>
http://fpaste.org/OQ27/
16:30
<knipwim>
dracut --force -m "kernel-modules nbd nfs network base" --filesystems "squashfs" /boot/initramfs-dracut-x86_64-3.3.8-gentoo.img 3.3.8-gentoo
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<Enslaver>
thats my dracut.conf
16:31
<sbalneav>
knipwim: I ain't a packaging expert.
16:31
<Enslaver>
where's the module for the overlay fs?
16:32
<knipwim>
Enslaver: not using that yet, the overlayfs gets called after the initramfs
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<Enslaver>
right, didn't you just say you couldn't boot the dracut initrd? I guess you meant due to hfs?
16:34
nfs
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<knipwim>
yeah, i still got an older (014) dracut initramfs that does work for nfs
16:35
and i can't rebuild that one, because the 014 is incompatible with the current gentoo installs
16:35
i know, it's complicated
16:35
i have to fix the nfs nobody id issue
16:36
i have to fix the nfs nobody id issue
16:36
err
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<knipwim>
Enslaver: hmm, you have included the nfsv4 module
16:37
is that a different one than nfs.ko?
16:38
<Enslaver>
yes
16:38
it turns out just by adding a flag to your /etc/exports NFS switches to conform without telling you.
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<knipwim>
hmm, i haven't included nfs like you do, i only call the dracut nfs module, and that includes the necessary nfs kernel stuff
16:39
maybe that would actually work
16:39* knipwim is hopefull
16:39
<Enslaver>
well your NFS is a kernel module correct?
16:40
<knipwim>
yes
16:40
the nfs.ko is included
16:40
but no nfsv4.ko
16:41
can you do an lsinitrd enslavers-dracut.img | grep nfsv4 ?
16:41
<Enslaver>
you shouldn't need the v4
16:41
<knipwim>
bbiab
16:42
<Enslaver>
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 27072 Feb 20 04:56 lib/modules/2.6.32-279.22.1.el6.thinclient.i686/kernel/fs/nfs/nfs_layout_nfsv41_files.ko
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<BrianG2>
Hi got your advice, Ok I actually turned off encryption for this loop as its internal only, Improved the response 100% thanks for the point. I have not found the version of xserver... yet
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<BrianG2>
alkisg -- thanks for your response
16:49
still working on adding the nvidia driver for this configuration, not sure which itel drivers to add
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<sbalneav>
Gaaahhh. Our lives would be much more simple if any pam program defaulted to a certain service name, but you could override the service name on the command line with --service-name= or -s
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18:01
<Mip5>
G'morning folks. Anyone have any ideas on why "Reading package lists..." would take several minutes (10 minutes!) to complete? I'm running ubuntu 12.04.1, but with the 3.5 kernel. Thanks!
18:03
<sbalneav>
Does it complete?
18:03
<Mip5>
It's at 92% now - hopefully it will
18:04
ah, finally! It's just completed. I was going to run updates. Is there something else I should try to fix first?
18:05
<sbalneav>
There are about 5000 things that could be slowing it down.
18:06
<Mip5>
yeah, I figured. I've never experienced this before. I've been looking at logs for disk errors, but haven't seen anything yet. I'm running software raid, and the disks appear ok. I've tried a reboot, but that didn't help.
18:07
<sbalneav>
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=576649
18:07
a few suggestions in there.
18:07
<Mip5>
Sweet! I'll look at the link - thanks!
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18:37
<alkisg>
stgraber, highvoltage, mgariepy: ltsp meeting if you're around
18:52
<Hyperbyte>
!learn hackathon as http://wiki.ltsp.org/wiki/Dev:Hackathon_2013.03
18:52
<ltsp>
The operation succeeded.
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<awilliams>
sbalneav: Does gadi still come around?
19:10
<alkisg>
!seen Gadi
19:10
<ltsp>
Gadi was last seen in #ltsp 43 weeks, 0 days, 20 hours, and 34 seconds ago: * Gadi looks around...
19:10
<awilliams>
I guess not
19:10
<alkisg>
And before that, he hadn't shown up for a year... /me misses Gadi
19:11
<awilliams>
yea
19:15
<jammcq>
awilliams: Gadi grew up and got a real job
19:15
so we don't get the pleasure of having him around here everyday
19:17
<BrianG2>
alkisg thanks for the help
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<alkisg>
BrianG2: you're welcome
19:19
<BrianG2>
I checked the log on the client and it tried to load the intel driver but its not found?
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<BrianG2>
How can I get the driver onto my client
19:33
in opensuse I can not find the xserver...intel rpm
19:36
i check the xorg.conf generated by the older ltsp script /usr/share/ltsp/configure-x.sh on opensuse 11.1
19:37
I tried that on the 12.2 system and logs an error TERM variable not set
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<BrianG2>
> did find that xf86..intel should be included in image and is not
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20:20
<Mip5>
Hi Folks - I'm still getting "Reading package lists...." taking a long time, but in the main OS, and in the chroot. I don't see any errors in the logs regarding my disks. Any suggestions as to where else I can look? This step used to be really fast.
20:32
<sbalneav>
Woot. Just did a test with libpam-sshauth. Password expiry works FLAWLESSLY, *AND*, it logs you in right after you change your password.
20:32
I love it when a plan comes together.
20:32
<Enslaver>
+1
20:33
<sbalneav>
Mip5: Might I suggest asking this question in your distro of choice channel? Probably get a better response there.
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<jammcq>
sbalneav: what means sbalneav rocks?
20:34
<BrianG2>
ok, just ran the kiwi-ltsp-setup to add nvidia and intel support now the client keeps cycling with error kernal versions do not match? any thoughts
20:34
<Mip5>
okay - I tried to ask in ubuntu, but there were many many others in there, and it seemed like the target audience was more casual, novice desktop users. I'll keep hunting around.
20:35
Have you never seen it yourself? It
20:36
<sbalneav>
No, I haven't. Do you have additional sources in your sources.list, or just the standard ones?
20:37
<BrianG2>
the kiwi ltsp config has cyberorg name in it, so was hoping he could help
20:37
<sbalneav>
cyberorg: ^^
20:38
<BrianG2>
??
20:38
<alkisg>
It should be very late at night now in india...
20:38
<Mip5>
I do have additional sources, but have had those in there for a while w/out this issue. I have an internal mirror for the standard stuff. I do see md0_raid1 showing up in "top", though not typically with a high load
20:39
<sbalneav>
Standard debugging procedure: remove any extras, try without those.
20:39
But again, this isn't really an LTSP issue.
20:40
strace may help you to narrow down where the problem is.
20:40
<Mip5>
Thanks - I was wondering whether having it both OS and chroot was "interesting" - I'll also try to remove those package lists, and see what happens. It makes sense to make sure that's not the issue.
20:40
I haven't used "strace" - I'll take a look.
20:41
<sbalneav>
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/174942/how-to-use-strace
20:41
<Mip5>
;-) - I just saw that link was heading over there! Thanks
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<alkisg>
jammcq: re: to your ltsp-developers question
20:59
What do your dhcpd send for boot filename, when PXEClient isn't there?
21:06
<sbalneav>
I may fork libnss-extrausers. One of the things it would be handy to do is if it handled an extra hosts file.
21:07
<alkisg>
sbalneav: for what?
21:07
<sbalneav>
That way, all of our scripts could use the server name "ltspsrv" for the server name.
21:07
<alkisg>
They currently use "server"...
21:07
<sbalneav>
Do we update the hosts file?
21:07
<alkisg>
Yes, by init-ltsp.d
21:07
<sbalneav>
ah, ok, nevermind then.
21:09
<alkisg>
sbalneav: note thought that the nbd or nfs server can be different than the "connection" server
21:09
So it might be better to define another name for the connection server name
21:10
appserver or something
21:10
...and put that on /etc/hosts too
21:11
<Enslaver>
So someone help me here, as I'm a bit confused, ltspfs handles the LOCALDEV mounting for server to client mounts, but is it also suppose to handle the mounting of NFS mounts exported by the server?
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21:12
<alkisg>
...no?
21:13
<Enslaver>
I didn't think so, so.. what does?
21:13
<alkisg>
NFS mounts from the server are mounted by fstab
21:13
Normal init scripts... mountall in ubuntu
21:13
<Enslaver>
well, fstab defines the mounts that are needed
21:13
right, so system init files right?
21:13
<alkisg>
RIght
21:13
<Enslaver>
rc.sysinit on red hat for example
21:14
but we over-ride the init by calling init-ltsp
21:14
<alkisg>
Nope
21:14
We just run stuff before it, and then chain to it
21:14
<Enslaver>
I see it calls /sbin/init
21:14
<alkisg>
Yup.
21:15
<Enslaver>
but that doesn't call rc.sysinit
21:15
<alkisg>
/sbin/init is what's usually called, when nothing is specified, right?
21:16
So it's supposed to start your initscripts...
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<alkisg>
Just an idea, if you don't get things on /etc/fstab mounted... maybe systemd or whatever else you're using, waits for the network to be available, and it doesn't receive an "if up" event, because the network connection is static, by the initramfs?
21:16
Do other services run?
21:17
<Enslaver>
yes
21:17
but not all of them
21:17
for instance the prompt doesn't get set, which is in /etc/bashrc
21:18
but sshd starts
21:18
yet it doesn't nfs mount /home
21:19
<alkisg>
So some events are missing, maybe the ones caused by the network being up
21:19
In older ubuntu/ltsp releases, there was no if-up event because of the "manual" eth connection in /etc/network/interfaces
21:19
If I remember well, now we "fake" such an event...
21:20
<Enslaver>
where?
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21:20
<sbalneav>
http://wiki.ltsp.org/wiki/Dev:LTSPPamNotes updated. Should be some information there for people to nose around with.
21:20
<alkisg>
Enslaver: Can't remember off-hand
21:21
<Enslaver>
anything you can remember from it that i can grep for?
21:21
<alkisg>
Enslaver: what are you using, systemd?
21:21
<Enslaver>
init.d
21:23
chkconfig controlled initscripts
21:23
<alkisg>
Ah now I remember... in previous releases ltsp-build-client was deleting all the services except for some whitelisted ones
21:23
Then we moved to blacklisting instead, and we kept the network up init script
21:24
<Enslaver>
ok i'll look through my plugins
21:24
<alkisg>
Or directly check your chroot services with chkconfig
21:27
<Enslaver>
nfs - off, nfslock off, network off, rpcbind off, netfs off
21:27
maybe one of them
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<Enslaver>
I think i'll do a check to look for the server:mount point and enable services based on that
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<Enslaver>
alkisg: know anything about ltspfs? http://snag.gy/yZjdM.jpg
21:38
scratch that
21:38
0444 perms might be the cause :)
21:45
<sbalneav>
By the way, there's a handy little utility I worked up as part of libpam-sshauth: waitfor. Can wait for either a file's appearance, or disappearance. Waits in .2 second increments. Also has a timeout option.
21:46
We might find it userful to avoid some "sleep 5"'s we've had in the past.
21:46
<jammcq>
sbalneav: what's it waiting for?
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<Enslaver>
like xatomwait?
21:49
<sbalneav>
just waits on a file's appearance or disappearance.
21:49
I used it in the session script to wait until the socket appeared from the ssh connection
21:49
<jammcq>
Linux has a very nice api for detecting the file
21:50
dnotify or soemthing like that
21:50
<sbalneav>
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~sbalneav/ltsp/ltsp-pam-examples/view/head:/ltsp-pam/ltsp-session
21:51
yeah, this is a little simpler. But it's lightwight. Compiled, it's only 5k, and doesn't depend on any other libs :)
21:52
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ltsp-upstream/ltsp/libpam-sshauth/view/head:/src/waitfor.c
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