IRC chat logs for #ltsp on irc.libera.chat (webchat)


Channel log from 25 February 2014   (all times are UTC)

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04:02
<ccat>
vagrantc: ?
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04:14
<vagrantc>
ccat: ?
04:15
<ccat>
vagrantc: hi, Just wondered if TheProf ever came back
04:17
<vagrantc>
never saw em, though there's a post on the mailing list that sounds like the same issue
04:18
<ccat>
vagrantc: ok, ty
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04:23
<vagrantc>
ccat: have you started doing any sort of test install of ltsp yet?
04:24
<ccat>
vagrantc: no, don't really have any test pc set up
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04:25* vagrantc used to test ltsp on a 300MHz celeron laptop with 256MB of ram with a virtualbox thin client...
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04:26
<vagrantc>
with a 32-64MB thin client...
04:26
<ccat>
vagrantc: think they might all be pentium 3 at most
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04:26
<vagrantc>
probably enough to test.
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04:31
<ccat>
vagrantc: well for now all focus is on getting new powerful pc for cad -- and worrying about remote access after that --- as just trying to wade through (Dell's) options is maddening enough. For eg: Aaaaaaaggg!
04:32
<vagrantc>
ah
04:41
<cyberorg>
vagrantc, hi :) what do use with nfsroot on debian, overlayfs/unionfs?
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06:00
<vagrantc>
cyberorg: aufs still
06:00
<cyberorg>
vagrantc, ok
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07:39
<sanjay>
hello is there any 1
07:39
i have a problem with my ltsp can somebody please help me out of this error...
07:41
i have install ltsp server but m trying to boot my client machine its giving error ....pxe11-arp timeout , can not open connection,
07:41
i searched on google but didn't get any resolution so please help me ....
07:43
please help me why this error is coming ...and what i have to do next...??
07:51
i have a problem with my ltsp can somebody please help me out of this error... i have install ltsp server but m trying to boot my client machine its giving error ....pxe11-arp timeout , can not open connection, i searched on google but didn't get any resolution so please help me .... please help me why this error is coming ...and what i have to do next...??
07:53
<markosu>
Can somebody tell good tutorial for config router/firewall for LTSP network? I have extra old laptop and mobile internet connection (Huawei E3276 wwan0) for that use. I need laptop for setup LTSP system in office before moving it to classroom.
07:53
<sanjay>
i have a problem with my ltsp can somebody please help me out of this error... i have install ltsp server but m trying to boot my client machine its giving error ....pxe11-arp timeout , can not open connection, i searched on google but didn't get any resolution so please help me .... please help me why this error is coming ...and what i have to do next...??
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08:00
<sanjay>
grembler> can u help me with this ..??
08:01
<Grembler>
maybe...
08:01
<sanjay>
so please help me..
08:01
<Grembler>
with what?
08:01
<sanjay>
i have a problem with my ltsp can somebody please help me out of this error... i have install ltsp server but m trying to boot my client machine its giving error ....pxe11-arp timeout , can not open connection, i searched on google but didn't get any resolution so please help me .... please help me why this error is coming ...and what i have to do next...??
08:02
grembler > i am facing these problem if u can help me so please ....
08:03
<Grembler>
an arp timeout would indicate that networking is broken as a very low level
08:04
is your network problematic?
08:04
<sanjay>
so what i have to do ....
08:05
i am new in ltsp..
08:08
<Grembler>
I would write to the mailing list with which clients you are using, and a full output of the error produced
08:08
does the client get any kind of DHCP lease at all?
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08:12
<sanjay>
yes client is getting ip from dhcp & after that its giving arp timeout...
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08:15
<sanjay>
grembler>...???
08:16
<Grembler>
you need to give the full error output
08:17
<sanjay>
PXE-E11 ARP timeout
08:17
TFTP CANNOT OPEN CONNECTION
08:18
Existing broadcom PXE ROM
08:18
Selected boot device not available
08:18
exactly there error giving...
08:33
grmbler>???
08:52
<Grembler>
you need to test if TFTP is correctly installed and running
08:52
try a simple tftp get on the server first
08:52
if that works, try on another machine on the same network
08:53
if neither work, you'll have to figure out why
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<JustSomeGuy>
hi im using ltsp in nbd mode and wanted to implement a failover system if the master server goes down. i used ucarp for an failover and configured nbd-client to use the persisent flag but still i get squashfs errors. what can i do or are there other failover options?
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15:13
<gadi>
JustSomeGuy: I haven't looked at the code in years, but the problem with nbd failover used to be a bug on the client side. The client would not disconnect properly. Perhaps have a look there...
15:19
<JustSomeGuy>
gadi, i will thx
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16:02
<joe_sizlack>
mornin'
16:09
<elias_a>
joe_sizlack: Aussie?
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16:13* vagrantc thinks is morning in the americas
16:20
<joe_sizlack>
Chicago
16:22
anyone think it odd to have a 2gig bond be saturated but 50 or so NFS fat clients?
16:22
s/but/by
16:24
<alkisg>
Libreoffice needs 120 mb to load, multiply that fifty times ...
16:24
NBD + squashfs will be 5 times faster
16:25* vagrantc should continue to explore the NFS image option
16:25
<alkisg>
Yeah that'd be very fast too, e.g. 4+ times faster than plain nfs
16:25
<joe_sizlack>
gotta stick with nfs for HA sake
16:25
<alkisg>
Switch to NFS + squashfs then
16:26
I.e. a single i386.img served over NFS
16:26
<joe_sizlack>
ah
16:26
<alkisg>
That's only 10% slower than nbd+squashfs
16:26
<joe_sizlack>
I'll look into that
16:26
<vagrantc>
i *think* that made it into ltsp 5.5.0
16:26
but it was barely tested
16:27* alkisg tested that but I don't know if all code was upstream...
16:27
<alkisg>
joe_sizlack: and of course you might also be able to use...
16:27
!local-boot
16:27
<ltsp`>
local-boot: If you want LTSP fat clients on a low-speed network, you can put i386.img on e.g. C:\Boot\LTSP\i386.img and use this command line in pxelinux.cfg: APPEND ro initrd=ltsp/i386/initrd.img init=/sbin/init-ltsp root=/dev/sda1 rootflags=ro loop=/Boot/LTSP/i386.img; IPAPPEND 3
16:27
<joe_sizlack>
haha, yea
16:27
I was looking into that as well
16:27
a while back
16:28
<alkisg>
You can copy the image with 1 command if you're using epoptes
16:28
<joe_sizlack>
it presents some troubles for me
16:28
<alkisg>
ok
16:28
<joe_sizlack>
i.e. people might steal the cards
16:28
<alkisg>
No internal storage?
16:28
<joe_sizlack>
nah
16:28
just sd's
16:28
sd slots that is
16:29
guess I could glue in the cards or something...
16:29
I'm also still running ltsp 5.4
16:30
nfs+squash didn't make it in until 5.5?
16:30
<alkisg>
It shouldn't be hard to backport it
16:30
<||cw>
joe_sizlack: what speed nics in the fat clients?
16:30
<alkisg>
It just involves one or two scripts...
16:30
<vagrantc>
i upstreamed something
16:30
it was surprisingly simple
16:30
<joe_sizlack>
10/100's
16:31
<vagrantc>
mount internally?
16:31
<joe_sizlack>
not sure I follow?
16:31
<vagrantc>
it's just a single initramfs-tools hook, it hink
16:31
<joe_sizlack>
oh
16:31
<vagrantc>
probably can drop it in and should work on ltsp 5.4.x
16:33
<joe_sizlack>
due you or have you guys had to tune your nfs mount options at all in the past?
16:34
or have you just run with things straight from the package?
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16:35
<alkisg>
(06:31:34 μμ) alkisg: You could also use more network cards, or more nfs/nbd servers...
16:35
<joe_sizlack>
yea, I've got a couple more NIC's on the way
16:36
<vagrantc>
i've never done much tuning, but i haven't done any HA stuff
16:36
<joe_sizlack>
just thought it might be odd
16:36
"vers=3,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,namlen=255" for instance
16:36
ltsp mounts root with these, standard
16:37
<alkisg>
It's just the initramfs-tools/klibc defaults...
16:37
<vagrantc>
that might matter even more for NFS image support
16:37
wsize is kind of silly for a read-only moun. heh.
16:37
i haven't touched nfs options for probably 10 years
16:37
<alkisg>
initramfs-tools also doesn't support nfs4, while dracut does, afaik...
16:38
<vagrantc>
finally, something good about dracut
16:38
<joe_sizlack>
haha
16:38
yea, I wish I had v4 for the root
16:39
i did find that writing my browser's cache to a tmpfs mount sped things up and dropped traffic considerably, btw
16:40
if you guys wanna role something like that into the lts.conf for fat clients, it'd be rad :)
16:40
<alkisg>
File a bug report with the steps involved...
16:40
<joe_sizlack>
k
16:40
<alkisg>
!bug
16:40
<ltsp`>
bug: To file a bug report for upstream LTSP, go to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ltsp
16:41
<alkisg>
Where does the browser cache usually go?
16:42
<joe_sizlack>
/home/$user/.cache
16:48
<vagrantc>
you're using NFS homedirs?
16:48
or sshfs?
16:48
<alkisg>
But not the whole .cache can be in a tmpfs, right? Because it'll slow down startup of some programs a lot...
16:48* vagrantc thinks it makes a lot of sense
16:48
<alkisg>
...because they'd recreate the .cache from scratch each time...
16:49
<vagrantc>
depends on how much theey rely on .cache
16:49
<alkisg>
I wouldn't want to have to check each program though
16:49
<vagrantc>
if you were using the same homedir for thin clients and fat clients, you might get interesting results
16:49
<alkisg>
To see which ones benefit from that and which ones don't
16:49
<vagrantc>
it's an interesting idea, for sure
16:50
oh, there's a package that does this!
16:50
i may even use it on my netbook
16:50
<joe_sizlack>
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ltsp/+bug/1284724
16:50
nfs, yea
16:50
<vagrantc>
unburden-home-dir
16:50
does exactly that
16:50
not sure how it would integrate with LTSP...
16:51
<joe_sizlack>
not the whole .cache, no
16:51
just for browsers
16:51
yea, profile-sync-daemon is a package that does it to cut down on read/writes
16:51
that's where I got the idea
16:52
<vagrantc>
my guess is the performance gains would be well worth it
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16:52
<joe_sizlack>
they are
16:52
i saw a huge improvement
16:53
<alkisg>
eatmydata?!
16:54
<joe_sizlack>
haha
16:54
<alkisg>
Assuming the ltsp server doesn't crash, and only thin/fat clients do crash, what would be the downside to using eatmydata, which disables fsyncs, on clients
16:54
?
16:56
<joe_sizlack>
interesting
16:56* alkisg also wonders if sshfs, without -o sshfs_sync, performs any better than nfs...
16:57
<vagrantc>
using eatmydata on fatclients ...
16:58
<joe_sizlack>
you think it would be dangerous?
16:58
<slackish>
alkisg: might be interesting to try it.. especially with -o ssh_command="ssh -c arcfour"
16:58
<joe_sizlack>
well, too dangerous
16:58
<alkisg>
!arcfour | echo slackish:
16:58
<ltsp`>
slackish: arcfour: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4 is an SSH cipher which is more than 2 times faster than the default aes128-ctr. To enable it, set LDM_SSHOPTIONS="-o Ciphers=arcfour128".
16:58* alkisg is currently using that in 500 schools... :)
16:58* vagrantc tries to think of a scenario where eatmydata would loose data that *might* otherwise get saved
16:59
<slackish>
:)
16:59
<vagrantc>
didn't we discuss making arcfour the default at some point?
16:59
<alkisg>
I don't remember the outcome there...
16:59
vagrantc: do we need eatmydata though, or do sshfs and nfs have mount options that ignore sync requests?
17:01
<joe_sizlack>
nfs only has async afaik
17:02
that doesn't ignore sink but lets traffic continue to flow before it's certain it's been written
17:02
s/sink/sync :P
17:03
eatmydata or unburden-home-dir seem quite applicable
17:03
<vagrantc>
alkisg: i think they both have options that are similar if not identical
17:08
<joe_sizlack>
anyone think of anything catastrophic that might happen with eatmydata on a fat client crash?
17:08
I might try it...
17:09
<alkisg>
Do you also have async for /home in /etc/exports?
17:10
<joe_sizlack>
i do
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<vagrantc>
for some dirs, unburden-home-dir copies a bunch of files, so it might be slow to startup
17:13
at login
17:14
oh, symlinks across filesystem boundaries with sshfs ... can cause interesting behavior
17:15
but maybe that will be fine
17:15
<joe_sizlack>
unburden uses Xsession hooks at login
17:15
that'll work fine with LDM, yea?
17:15
<vagrantc>
should
17:16
you'll need to enable on a per-user basis, or globally in /etc/default/unburden-home-dir
17:16
but it'd be easy to write an init-ltsp.d hook for that
17:16
globally, at least
17:17
<alkisg>
sshfs symlinks under /home in ltsp are not followed on the server so they should be fine...
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<joe_sizlack>
my guys have some pretty large homes in some cases
17:19
if it copies the entire /home/$user to RAM that would take quite a while indeed
17:20
<alkisg>
joe_sizlack: have you verified that by putting the browser cache to ram, it indeed goes faster?
17:20
<vagrantc>
undurden only copies specific cache files
17:20
although it's a long list
17:20
<alkisg>
Or was that just because your network is saturated?
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<joe_sizlack>
nah, I did that weeks ago
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<joe_sizlack>
it most certainly sped things up
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<alkisg>
And how much RAM on the clients, open tabs on the browser etc?
17:23
Does it only help when clients have little ram and users have a lot of tabs open?
17:23
<joe_sizlack>
4gigs on the clients that are happy
17:23
2gigs on the clients that still complain a bit
17:24
they probably open a ton of tabs though
17:24
at least 10 or 15
17:26
I intend to have them all at 4gigs soon though
17:27
I don't mind throwing more NIC's at the bond on the server, I'm still gonna, this just seems to make sense overall
17:32
I'm gonna go upgrade 10 guys right now, actually.
17:32
bbl
17:32
<gbaman>
alkisg and vagrantc, the results are in :)
17:32
we did a larger test today with 15 pis
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and I think a gigabit network...
17:33
15 pis, booted to login screen in about 1 min, 15 seconds
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which isnt too bad
17:33
they were all started at exactly the same time for the test
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so success, teacher involved is pleased with the results
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<gbaman>
We are going to test libre office tomorrow all at same time
17:36* alkisg booted fat clients in 15 seconds with 10.04 + gigabit... but since then boot times have grown bigger
17:37
<gbaman>
thats impressive :)
17:37
pis do take about a min to boot normally anyway alksig
17:38
<alkisg>
They have sd cards, not real fast disks, right?
17:39
Anyways, with gigabit networking you should be fine, like locally booted pis
17:40
<gbaman>
yes
17:41
and we are talking about 15 pis booting at a time
17:41
at exactly the same time
17:42
<alkisg>
Booting takes about 50 MB, so it's not a big strain on the network
17:43
<ogra>
alkisg, fi boot times have grown bigger thats a bug !
17:44
<alkisg>
ogra: boot speed was a 10.04 goal, for 12.04 they didn't care as much :)
17:45
<ogra>
(my Ubuntu 14.04 XPS 13 boots in 7 sec ... from SSD though ...)
17:45
alkisg, i am one of "they" as stgraber is :)
17:45
<alkisg>
My 14.04 needs about a minute
17:45
<ogra>
just tell us and file bugs :)
17:45
<alkisg>
With the usual 1 tb sata disk
17:45
I'm trying, but I never see developers reply in launchpad :)
17:45
<ogra>
ah, yeah, SATA spin up time
17:46
<alkisg>
Only bug triagers which are trigger-happy to add tags, but don't actually help...
17:46* ogra looks at bugs every day ... though my focus is on crazy phone stuff nowadays
17:47
<alkisg>
Thanks for the chat guys, bbl
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<gbaman>
interesting, 45 seconds from SD card, 80 seconds from network?
17:48
for pis
17:48
on gigabit network
17:48
only a single pi
17:48
the teachers timing might have been a little optimistic it seems
17:48
<ogra>
gbaman, USB NIC, no ?
17:48
<gbaman>
yes
17:48
<ogra>
right
17:48
that limits you to 24MB/s
17:48
<vagrantc>
gbaman: second boot any faster?
17:48
<gbaman>
the pis built in one is, yes
17:49
you want me to reboot it vagrantc?
17:49
<vagrantc>
yeah, usb network is ugly slow
17:49
gbaman: or boot a second one
17:49
<ogra>
and if it is a shared hub even less
17:49
<vagrantc>
gbaman: just to see
17:49
<gbaman>
that requires me to go find a pi... one sec
17:50
I was getting this tested remotely in a school quite a distance from me
17:50
via skype :)
17:50
<vagrantc>
gbaman: i.e. are two conseqitive boots faster is the basic question i'm getting at
17:50
gbaman: i mean, it's just curiosity, no need to go out of your way
17:51
<gbaman>
so you mean vagrantc, once the first one has finished booting, does a second one boot faster?
17:51
or at the same time?
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<vagrantc>
gbaman: the first, although both tests would be interesting
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<gbaman>
just occurred to me, I cant actually test it right now, only 1 monitor and 1 ethernet cable
17:53
although I could easily swap the monitor cable, I have a funny feeling swapping ethernet would not go down well :D
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<Junior>
this is the right channel for epoptes questions ?
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<Junior>
Well prolly is. I use epoptes on a scholl lab. I have here 8 multiseat machines and 7 standalone machines, all run ubuntu 10.04 and the server runs ubuntu 13.10. For some reason the clients disconnects and i can only restart if im start the epoptes-client again on the machine
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<Junior>
and sometimes it only reconnects if i restart the machine.
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<joe_sizlack>
alkisg usually has the answers to most of my epoptes questions
18:28
you just missed him, I'm afraid
18:28
<Junior>
well ill continue to try
18:28
=)
18:28
<joe_sizlack>
someone else may know though
18:29
<Junior>
yes
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=)
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<alkisg>
Junior: epoptes works fine most of the time, and you only have disconnection issues?
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<Junior>
alkisg yes
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for now its is perfect
19:22
but sometimes i get disconnected
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<alkisg1>
Junior: that's usually a networking issue
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19:30
<alkisg>
Epoptes doesn't support reconnections, because it mainly targets ltsp, where disconnections == system hangs anyway...
19:31
If it can't "see" the server for 17 seconds, it aborts its execution
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<Junior>
ok
19:35
<DannyCan>
Hello I am using an xubuntu 13.10 fat client and the "SHUTDOWN_TIME" option in the lts.conf is not working for me. Is there a known bug with it or how can I get it to work? This is what mine says "SHUTDOWN_TIME = 22:30:00".
19:37
<Junior>
my network is ok, already checked
19:37
checked the dns too
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<vagrantc>
hrm.
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not having good luck with ltsp on jessie today :(
22:23* vagrantc switches back to virtio network card
22:23
<vagrantc>
hrm. keyboard/mouse not working...
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22:37* vagrantc *sighs*
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22:56* vagrantc suspects something borked with the writeable mount
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<vagrantc>
whew!
23:36
it was booting from the wrong server.
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