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Channel log from 15 May 2009   (all times are UTC)

00:20
<chupacabra>
waterboard em.
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00:37
<alkisg>
Wow Moonlight (= free clone of Microsoft Silverlight) is a lot more LTSP-friendly than Adobe Flash Player...
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01:23
<xvart>
need some help with local apps on debian lenny, there is no ltsp-localapps script installed
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01:48
<rcmysoft>
hey, my ltsp server has two nic one internet the other lan (Thin clients). To my surprise the thin clients can access the internet without any prob. Now how can i force then to use a proxy?
01:50
<sep>
how do you check that the thin clients can access the internet ?
01:51
rcmysoft, since if you are in grafical you are realy accessing the internet from the ltsp server, and just displaying the result of the program on the screen of the thin clients
01:52
so if you want to force everything thru a proxy you realy should force the ltsp server thru the proxy.
01:54
<rcmysoft>
so i have to make the system proxy settings in the ltsp server?
01:55
<sep>
indeed
01:55
<rcmysoft>
oki. do you know wich file it it? but i can google, too.
01:56
is it =:0)
01:56
<sep>
depends but i do it in /etc/environment
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01:57
<rcmysoft>
oki. Thanks a lot. So when i use a printer from the internet lan the client will be able to print, too. Beeing in the other lan if so it is very cool.
01:59
byr
01:59
bye
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03:07
<Scormen>
good morning!
03:07
<X-TaZ>
'morning
03:08
<Scormen>
i'm having a problem with the time of the thin clients
03:08
<X-TaZ>
Does your ltsp server 's time is fine ?
03:08
<Scormen>
the thin client is always taking its hardware time, it seems i can't push it via lts.conf
03:09
<Ryan52>
on the login screen or after?
03:09
<Scormen>
on the server, the time is fine
03:09
<Ryan52>
the timezone is wrong or the time itself?
03:09
nevermind, dumb question..
03:10
<Scormen>
ryan - on the login screen it is wrong and when I have loged in and look via a ltsp-localapps xterm
03:10
<Ryan52>
set TIMESERVER
03:10
<X-TaZ>
in ltsp-cluster, there is a lts.conf var named "TIMESERVER" it could be usefull
03:10
<Ryan52>
Scormen: TIMESERVER=0.debian.pool.ntp.org
03:10
or, if you have a local ntp server, set it to that.
03:10
<Scormen>
in the file "/var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/amd64/ltsp.conf I have:
03:10
TIMEZONE=Europe/Brussels
03:11
TIMESERVER=91.189.94.4
03:16
<Ryan52>
that server doesn't work.
03:16
afaict.
03:16
unless it's yours.
03:16
<Scormen>
no, its the IP of ntp.ubuntu.com
03:17
<Ryan52>
well, it don't work..
03:17
<Scormen>
hmm oke
03:17
<Ryan52>
wiat.
03:17
nevermind
03:17
<Scormen>
I just tried 0.debian.pool.ntp.org, but it doesn't work to
03:17
<Ryan52>
ugh, stupid internet problems.
03:17
it works for me now.
03:17
<Scormen>
hehe :)
03:21
<alkisg>
Scormen: so did it work for the TCs?
03:21
<Scormen>
no, still nothing
03:22
it keeps taking the bios time
03:22
<alkisg>
Hmmm well sudo ntpdate 91.189.94.4 works fine on the server, let's see why it isn't working on the clients...
03:23
<Scormen>
when i do that on the server, i get:
03:23
15 May 10:22:14 ntpdate[7579]: the NTP socket is in use, exiting
03:23
<alkisg>
Hmm? who uses it? netstat -tulp
03:25
<X-TaZ>
I'm trying to use LDAP with LTSP. It works for login, but i have to create home dirs manualy. I know pam_mkhomedir can do it, but i can't find how to use it. Someone here knows how to ?
03:26
<Scormen>
alkisg: server.local:ntp, server.home.lan:ntp, localhost:ntp, *:ntp, .... all possible localhosts are using it
03:27
<alkisg>
No pid? Maybe it's used by inetd?
03:27
<Scormen>
indeed, it is in use by /usr/sbin/ntpd -p /var/run/ntpd.pid -u 115:125 -g
03:28
<alkisg>
Scormen: so maybe if your server runs ntpd, it can't be used as an ntp client? (don't know, just wondering...)
03:29
<Scormen>
so it seems... ntpdate on the server is working now: 15 May 10:27:36 ntpdate[7620]: adjust time server 91.189.94.4 offset 0.004507 sec
03:29
<alkisg>
"An NTP daemon needs to be running on each host that is to have its clock accuracy controlled by NTP. The same NTP daemon is also used to provide NTP service to other hosts."
03:30
<Scormen>
i have ntp and ntpdate installed on the server and the chroot image, is that wrong?
03:30
<alkisg>
Scormen: an do your clients have direct access to the "outside world"? Or should you use your server as the ntp server?
03:30
<Scormen>
they have to use the server as ntp
03:30
hmmm wait
03:30
<alkisg>
I mean, can you ping ntp.ubuntu.com from a local terminal in a client?
03:31
<Scormen>
no I cant
03:31
i'm try to define the server ip in lts.conf
03:33
if i define the server IP in lts.conf in the variable "timeserver", it is still not working
03:34
<alkisg>
Get a shell on the client to test manually
03:34
SCREEN_02=shell or something.
03:34
<X-TaZ>
Well i found how to make pam_mkhomedir working. Sorry :)
03:37
<Scormen>
does that SCREEN_02=shell has to go into lts.conf?
03:37
<X-TaZ>
Scormen, sure
03:37
there is a SCREEN_07=ldm in that file too
03:38
<Scormen>
there is no SCREEN_07=ldm in lts.conf
03:38
<alkisg>
Scormen: it's only used for debugging
03:38
<X-TaZ>
There is in my
03:38
mine
03:38
<Scormen>
the only variables I have in lts.conf are "TIMEZONE" "TIMESERVER" and now "SCREEN_02"
03:38
<alkisg>
SCREEN_02=shell will make ldm *not* starting, though,
03:39
so better put both SCREEN_02=shell and SCREEN_07=ldm
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<Scormen>
oke
03:39
<X-TaZ>
I don't think he really have to ad a shell. In his xdm, he can run a console. It'll have the same effect
03:39
<alkisg>
Scormen: you do have a [default] stanza on top, right?
03:39
<Scormen>
yes, i have
03:39
<alkisg>
X-TaZ: ltsp doesn't use xdm
03:39
<X-TaZ>
gdm
03:40
sorry
03:40
<alkisg>
Nor gdm. How is he going to run a console in ldm?
03:40
<X-TaZ>
Don't know :x
03:41
I mean, my setup is SCREEN_07=ldm ... and it launched gnome
03:41
<alkisg>
ldm is the ltsp display manager. After you login, you see the DE of the server
03:41
So gnome isn't running on the client, it runs on the server. But Scormen needs a *local* xterm.
03:42
<X-TaZ>
Oh ok i didn't understand that point
03:42
Sorry :)
03:42
<Scormen>
can't i just run a local one via "ltsp-localapps xterm"?
03:42
<alkisg>
Scormen: sure :)
03:42
(didn't know you run 9.04)
03:43
<Scormen>
yes i run 9.04 64bit
03:43
<alkisg>
Scormen: I just tried TIMEZONE/TIMESERVER in my lts.conf, worked fine. :)
03:43
(thanks!)
03:43
<Scormen>
damn, why not here ;)
03:44
I have "ntp" and "ntpdate" installed in the chroot of the image, that can't be a problem?
03:44
<alkisg>
Scormen: your TCs don't have access in the outside world, so you either have to give them access (not recommented) or set up an ntpd server that works.... :)
03:45
Why ntp? Try removing it...
03:45
<Scormen>
i set up ntpd on the server now, on the ltsp-server
03:45
but still the wrong time
03:45
<alkisg>
Did you get a shell running?
03:45
<Scormen>
yes
03:45
<alkisg>
If so, try `ntpdate server-ip` from a client
03:46
<Scormen>
ntpdate: command not found :/
03:46
<alkisg>
Wow. I do have it, and I didn't install anything in the chroot.
03:46
Maybe ntp had conflicting packages and removed it?
03:46
<Scormen>
i'll remove it from the chroot
03:47
<alkisg>
Make sure you have ntpdate in the chroot.
03:47
<Scormen>
ntp and ntpdate remove from the chroot?
03:47
so, only removing ntp, right?
03:47
<alkisg>
Yes, and install ntpdate
03:47
<Scormen>
oke
03:47
<alkisg>
(in the chroot, right?)
03:47
<Scormen>
yes
03:48
on the server: ntp and ntpdate where installed
03:48
in the chroot: removed ntp
03:48
in the chroot: ntpdate was already installed
03:48
<alkisg>
If it was installed, then why did you say command not found?
03:49
<Scormen>
thats what the client is says
03:49
<alkisg>
Scormen, try: ls -lha /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/sbin/ntpdate
03:49
<Scormen>
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 61K 2009-03-21 01:51 /opt/ltsp/amd64/usr/sbin/ntpdate
03:49
<alkisg>
Hmmm? So why didn't the client see it? Wrong path?
03:50
echo $PATH in the local client terminal...
03:50
<Scormen>
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/game
03:51
no wait, that was on the server
03:51
on the client: /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/games
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03:54
<alkisg>
Scormen: ok, you need to copy environment, but before you do and out of curiosity, which method did you use for installation?
03:55
E.g. you didn't install with the alternate cd...
03:55
<Scormen>
yes, installation with the alternate cd
03:55
but without the option "ltsp server"
03:55
just a clean installation
03:55
<alkisg>
Ah, ok, that's why.
03:56
sudo cp /etc/environment /opt/ltsp/amd64/etc
03:56
<Scormen>
with the option mode "ltsp server" it fails with me always on 50%
03:56
<alkisg>
and then sudo ltsp-update-image
03:56
It needs a *lot* of time there, did you leave it for 20 minutes or so?
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<Scormen>
i copied that
03:57
ltsp-update-image is ready to
04:00
eum.... I don't have "/etc/environment" on the server
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04:01
<alkisg>
Hmmm well let's not try to solve everything, here, copy mine: :)
04:01
alkisg@alkis:~/tmp/ltsp-upstream$ cat /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/environment
04:01
PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"
04:03
<Scormen>
done
04:03
<alkisg>
ok, ltsp-update-image, reboot client, get a local shell.
04:05
<Scormen>
ready
04:06
<alkisg>
what does ntpdate your-server-ip say now?
04:06
<Scormen>
guess what... "ntpdate: command not found"
04:07
<alkisg>
try with: /usr/sbin/ntpdate your-server-ip
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04:07
<Scormen>
persmission denied for a normal user, become root?
04:08
<alkisg>
In a moment. For now, try: cat /etc/environment
04:08
From the local xterm, and make sure it does have the /usr/sbin path in it.
04:08
Does it?
04:08
<Scormen>
PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"
04:09
it has "/usr/sbin" in it
04:09
<alkisg>
ogra ogra_, (good morning), why would an amd64 chroot not respect the PATH that we put in /etc/environment?
04:09
login.defs or something overrides that?
04:10
Scormen: also try: echo $PATH, what do you get?
04:11
<Scormen>
echo $PATH = "/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"
04:11
<alkisg>
Emmm what?
04:11
<Scormen>
srr, I get:
04:11
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/game
04:12
<alkisg>
/usr/sbin is there, so why doesn't it run ntpdate?
04:12
<Scormen>
i have it
04:12
because i wasn't root?
04:12
<alkisg>
No, it shouldn't say "command not found"
04:12
<Scormen>
if i become root, than i can run "ntpdate server-ip"
04:13
if i become a normal user again, i get "bash: ntpdate: command not found"
04:16
<alkisg>
Did you run "echo $PATH" as root or as a normal user?
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04:16
<alkisg>
Bah anyway if you can run it as root then that's enough
04:16
<Scormen>
damn, as root, sorry
04:16
<alkisg>
Maybe this perticular user has a user-defined path
04:17
<Scormen>
as a local user, i get:
04:17
/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/games
04:17
<alkisg>
Scormen: anyway, leave it, the user path may be defined in .bashrc or somewhere, we're not interested in that.
04:17
<Scormen>
so, no "/usr/sbin"
04:17
<alkisg>
So login as root and we take it from there.
04:17
<Scormen>
ok
04:17
<alkisg>
As root: ntpdate your-server-ip
04:18
What does that tell you?
04:18
<Scormen>
thats working, "... adjust time server ..."
04:18
<alkisg>
OK, so it should be working from lts.conf now.
04:18
<Scormen>
after that, the time is oke
04:18
great
04:19
<alkisg>
try it...
04:19
<Scormen>
restarting the client, you mean?
04:21
i restarted the client, the time is wrong again...
04:24
<alkisg>
Do you have /opt/ltsp/amd64/usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Brussels?
04:24
and, upload your lts.conf to pastebot...
04:26
<Scormen>
yes i have /opt/ltsp/amd64/usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Brussels
04:28
http://sial.org/pbot/36626
04:29
the "SCREEN_*" is still in it, from the start of this chat
04:29
<alkisg>
OK. Try this:
04:29
Alt+Ctrl+F2 to switch to screen_02
04:30
Then: date
04:30
What time does it say?
04:30
Then: ntpdate your-server-ip
04:30
Then: date
04:30
What time does it say?
04:30
<Scormen>
can't go to screen_02, just a blinking cursor left above
04:31
<alkisg>
Erm... where did you put lts.conf ?
04:31
<Scormen>
/var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/amd64/lts.conf
04:32
<alkisg>
OK... Again, run a local xterm, and in it: getltscfg -a
04:32
What does it say?
04:33
<Scormen>
thats printing the lines from "lts.conf"
04:33
+
04:33
export TIMEZONE
04:33
export TIMESERVer
04:33
<alkisg>
OK
04:33
<Scormen>
export SCREEN_02
04:33
...
04:33
<alkisg>
How do you get a local root shell? You've unlocked the chroot root account?
04:33
<Scormen>
indeed
04:34
<alkisg>
OK, so another mystery, why SCREEN_02 doesn't work. Anyway. :)
04:34
Try the lines above (with the dates) with the local root account.
04:35
<Scormen>
date: prints the wrong date
04:35
ntpdate server-ip: set time server ....
04:35
date: date and time oke
04:36
<alkisg>
Please paste both of the hours here (to see if it's a zone mistake)
04:36
<Scormen>
wrong date: Fri May 15 19:37:07 CEST 2009
04:36
right date: Fri May 15 11:35:07 CEST 2009
04:37
<alkisg>
Wow, thats too wrong :P
04:37* alkisg scratches head...
04:37
<Scormen>
hehe, just a few hours
04:37
<alkisg>
(it's supposed to keep the correct date in the next reboot, yet it seems that it lost it)
04:38
<Scormen>
indeed, it gets lost after the reboot of the client
04:38
I also tried to set the "option ntp-servers" and "option time-servers" into /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf
04:38
but still the wrong time
04:39
<alkisg>
What do you have in /etc/timezone, both in the server and in the chroot?
04:39
<Scormen>
server: Europe/Brussels
04:39
chroot: Europe/Brussels
04:40
<alkisg>
And do you still have the ntp settings in dhcpd.conf ?
04:40
<Scormen>
now I have yes, just rebooted the client, but again the wrong date
04:41
<alkisg>
(I assume you did sudo invoke-rc.d dhcp3-server restart)
04:41
<Scormen>
yes, i restarted dhcp3-server
04:42
but didn't build the image after that, but that isn't supposed?
04:42
<alkisg>
No, no need.
04:42
I only have one last idea, about if the time is in UTC or not, let me find the file...
04:44
It's in /etc/default/rcS
04:44
<Scormen>
UTC=yes
04:44
<alkisg>
and in the chroot?
04:45
<Scormen>
in chroot also UTC=yes
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<alkisg>
Scormen: Could you try this?
04:46
1) Sync the time as we did before
04:46
2) Stop the ntpd daemon in the server
04:46
<Scormen>
we can try everything... ;)
04:46
<alkisg>
3) Reboot the client
04:46
If the time stays correct, it's a problem in your ntp server...
04:47
If it doesn't, I raise my hands :)
04:47
<Scormen>
time synced
04:47
ntp on server stopped
04:48
rebooting
04:49
raise your hands.... again the wrong time on the client
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<alkisg>
Yup. Does it have any BIOS you can get into and set the time?
04:50
(and then reboot and see if it keeps it?)
04:50
<Scormen>
in can cat in bios yes, but i would like to use automatic shutdown and WoL on the clients, so the same time on all clients should be nice
04:51
okay, i'll set the time in the bios by hand now
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<Scormen>
hmmm, the bios time is also quite different...
04:53
there it is 17:55:22
04:53
<alkisg>
That's with UTC=no
04:53
<Scormen>
ah, thats possible
04:54
<alkisg>
I mean this: (1) Set the time in BIOS (2) Reboot and go into BIOS again, the time should be OK (3) Boot the client normally with ntpd stopped in your server. Notice the time. (4) Go into BIOS again. Again notice the time.
04:54
If the time is changed in (4), then something that we don't know about is changing your client's time...
04:55
<Scormen>
1 set time in bios: done
04:55
2 reboot and look again in bios: done, same time what i've set
04:56
3 server ntpd is stopped, time on client is wrong, it is 13:55
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<Scormen>
4 rebooted again, in bios the time is still okay
04:57
<alkisg>
What's the timezone in brussels? UTC+2 ?
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<Scormen>
utc+1, but it is summer now, utc+2 then
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05:00
<alkisg>
So the client time is OK, just the UTC=yes is the problem with the bios. Let's move on:
05:00
(1) boot the client, (2) start the ntp server, (3) manually sync and notice the time, (4) go into bios and notice the time.
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<Scormen>
1 client booted, 2 ntpd started
05:02
3: i get "no server suitable for synchronization found"
05:03
ntpd on the server is started well
05:05
<alkisg>
Scormen: Maybe the basic problem is that you don't have hwclock in your client's path.
05:06
<Scormen>
local client "hwclock" prints the right time
05:08
<alkisg>
So if the root runs it, it's in the path?
05:08
(not a local user)
05:11
<Scormen>
i mean, if i enter the command "hwclock" by root, it gives me the right time, the time i have set in the bios?
05:11
<alkisg>
OK so it's in the path :)
05:12
(hwclock --utc would show the wrong time)
05:13
<Scormen>
indeed, that prints 14:12
05:13
hwclock prints oke, 12:12
05:14
<alkisg>
So now if you reboot normally with the ntp server on, what time does the client say?
05:16
<Scormen>
rebooted, client says 14:15
05:18
<alkisg>
That's correct (the bios time is wrong now).
05:19
Now, in a root shell, try these: ntpdate your-server-ip; hwclock --systohc
05:19
That's what the time init script does... let's try to do the same.
05:20
<Scormen>
done
05:20
<alkisg>
What's the time? :)
05:20
<Scormen>
time is now 12:20
05:20
thats right
05:20
<alkisg>
OK, please reboot and see the bios time...
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<Scormen>
*fingers crossed*
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05:21
<Scormen>
bios time is 12:21
05:21
<alkisg>
Wow, that's wrong...
05:22
<Scormen>
it had to be 10:21?
05:22
<alkisg>
Yes
05:23
Please continue with the booting to see the time for one last time
05:23
<Scormen>
booted, client time is now 14:22
05:24
<alkisg>
OK. I think everything will be fixed if you put UTC=no in the client.
05:24
<Scormen>
lets try
05:24
<alkisg>
In /etc/default/rcS, and you'll need ltsp-update-image.
05:25
(in /opt/ltsp/amd64/etc/default/rcS I mean)
05:25
<Scormen>
oke :)
05:25
rebooting
05:26
booted, client time is oke :) 12:25
05:26
<alkisg>
You already did ltsp-update-image? Wow, you're server's fast :)
05:26
To confirm it's fixed, put a wrong time in the bios and see if it get's resynced ok
05:27
<Scormen>
for trying i put 2 hdd's in raid 0 ;) quite fast then
05:28
putting a wrong time in bios now
05:28
rebooting again, in bios it is now 16:28
05:29
client booted, time is 16:28....
05:30
<alkisg>
damn
05:31
<Scormen>
maybe just a problem with ubuntu 9.04?
05:31
<alkisg>
it works for me... :(
05:31
<Scormen>
hmmm
05:33
strange things
05:37
pushing the time from the server to the clients isn't possible?
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<Scormen>
maybe i can best reinstall the whole server
05:48
it is just a one for testing, so it isn't a big problem
05:49
<alkisg>
Scormen: if you do that, select "install an ltsp server" with F4, it's the most ...supported way to install ltsp in ubuntu.
05:49
<Scormen>
i tried that already
05:49
but it fails always on 50%
05:49
i had the same problem with 8.04 and 8.10
05:50
<alkisg>
Try with the server unplugged from the internet
05:51
<Scormen>
aha oke, it was always connected with the internet
05:51
can that give the problem?
05:51
<ogra>
how did it fail ?
05:51
and did you file a bug ?
05:52
<Scormen>
it fails with a red screen
05:52
damn, what was that error.... *-)
05:53
<ogra>
if you get something like that in the installer, hit alt-f4 ;) it has a lot of details about the actual error
05:53
a bug would have been nice though ...
05:53
now its to late to fix any installer issues
05:53
(for 9.04 at least)
05:53
<Scormen>
it was something like "failed to build thin client image"
05:54
<ogra>
yeah, that doesnt say much
05:54
<Scormen>
no, "faild to build thin client system" i believe
05:54
indeed
05:54
oke, i'll try again, if i get that error, alf-f4
05:54
<ogra>
a bug with the logs attached would have been helpful
05:54
<Scormen>
with or without a internet connection?
05:55
<ogra>
shouldnt matter at all
05:55
<Scormen>
oke
05:55
thanks for your time guys, i'm going to do the reinstall
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<grami>
can anyone help me with a ltsp boot problem?
06:57
<alkisg>
!ask
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06:58
<grami>
when booting a thin client it loads pxelinux.0 and starts to find the files in pxelinux.cfg but the time it takes to do this is over 30 mins
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<Scormen>
thats a long time, how fast is your connection?
07:03
ogra and alkisg: i'm reinstalling the server now, i'm a the failing step "failed to build ltsp chroot"
07:04
can i put this the error (alt-f4) on a usb disk or something, and how?
07:06
<grami>
100 mbit thinclient 1000 mbit server
07:08
<alkisg>
grami: are you using tftpd-hpa?
07:08
<Scormen>
what "speed" do you see when you do "ethtool your-interface" on the server?
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<grami>
alkisg: yes
07:13
i'm using tftp-hpa
07:13
<alkisg>
grami: is it possible to try with a cross over cable instead of a switch?
07:14
<grami>
have tried cross-over and still the same thing
07:14
<alkisg>
grami: ok. Can you try it locally?
07:14
E.g. apt-get install tftp-hpa (the client),
07:14
and then tftp localhost and get /../...somefile
07:14
(all that on the server)
07:15
(or better yet on another machine)
07:15
<grami>
will try
07:16
<alkisg>
Scormen: try this from *another* console: cat /dev/vcs4
07:17
If it works, redirect it to a file and scp it somewhere...
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<grami>
localhost Fast, second PC fast but still on thin client slow
07:28
<Scormen>
alkisg: the file was filled with data from mounting the usb stick
07:30
i have "repeated" the failing step
07:30
here is the output of the repeating failing step: http://sial.org/pbot/paste
07:31
srr, here it is: http://sial.org/pbot/36632
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<alkisg>
grami: try replacing pxelinux.0 with another version
07:38
Scormen: I've no idea what to do with this... maybe file a bug? I'd also try without internet connection...
07:39
<grami>
pxelinux ver 2.13
07:39
will try now
07:39
<Scormen>
"file a bug"?
07:40
<alkisg>
Scormen: like ogra told you... I don't know anything about debian-installer. :)
07:40
<Scormen>
aah oke :)
07:40
i'll try some other things, like no internet connection like you said
07:41
<ogra>
that looks like you didnt reformat the disk or something
07:42
ltsp-client-builder is supposed to fail if the target dir (/opt/ltsp/$ARCH) exists
07:42
<alkisg>
(that would be because he repeated the ltsp-build-client step)
07:43
(so Scormen if you're still on the same step, rm -rf the dir before repeating the step...)
07:46
<grami>
Found the problem, Forgot to put "next-server " in the dhcpd.conf file thanks guys
07:47
<alkisg>
grami: but then how did it download the files (even after 30 minutes)?
07:47
<ogra>
yeah, next-server onbly matters if your tftp server is on a different machine
07:49
<grami>
this is a unkown to me. alkisg
07:51
<ogra>
especially next-server only matters *before* pxelinux.0 is downloaded
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<grami>
just one more thing I hope, when the image loads on this new thin client. it does a modprobe on 8139too and then kernel panic dew to the fact it can't find a module. any way to install the module?
07:55* ogra wonders what distro that is, 8139too should be a default module in all supported ltsp5 distros
07:56
<Scormen>
its already reinstalling again. Yes, that dir was existing because of the repeating step
07:58
but the installer did something strange... i have 3 network interfaces on the server. eth0 is de outside one. but in that log (before putting it on the usb disk) i could see that he made only two interfaces: "eth0" and "eth1eth2". seems that something is going wrong with "eth1eth2"....
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<Scormen>
the installer is running again now, with a automatic ip deliver from the router. other times i was setting the ip manual... maybe that's a problem.... we'll see soon
08:09
alkisg: the install failed again
08:10
i put in my usb stick before the failing step, so this is the complete error:
08:10
http://sial.org/pbot/36637
08:11
<ogra>
file a bug with that log snippet attached, looks like a bug in the interface detection logic
08:11
<Scormen>
indeed
08:11
the third last line, you see the "eth1eht2"
08:12
<alkisg>
Scormen: heh... so to bypass it you just need to remove one of the eth* interfaces? :)
08:12
<Scormen>
yeah, but i don't want to break down my motherboard ;)
08:13
<alkisg>
Wow, 3 embedded NICs? Nice...
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<ogra>
Scormen, well, given you likely dont want to serve amd64 clients anyway you should just run ltsp-build-client after installation
08:14
<Scormen>
hmm but the server cd i don't have that problem... first time i see it
08:14
<ogra>
(unless you actually *want* to serve amd64 clients) :)
08:15
the server cd doesnt have the ltsp mode in the installer
08:15
at least it would be news to me if it was added
08:16
<Scormen>
i don't have to serve amd64, i386 is also good :)
08:16
<ogra>
right
08:16
so dont even use the installer part
08:16
<Scormen>
the server cd doesn't have the installer no, but i just mean that i didn't see that eth1eth2 error before
08:16
<ogra>
just install normally and after install run sudo ltsp-build-client --arch i386 --copy-sourceslist
08:17
its *in* the ltsp part
08:17
<Scormen>
thats what i did 2 days ago (but arch amd64)
08:17
<ogra>
it runs a sed command over the output of th eip command
08:17
*the ip command
08:18
likely that sed command has a wrong match
08:18
<Scormen>
aha
08:19
i'll first report the bug to ubuntu and after that, i'll reinstall the server
08:19
<ogra>
yeah
08:19
<grami>
what can you do if you get a nfs permission denied ( kernel panic)
08:19
<ogra>
make sure your nfs server is configured properly
08:19
what distro is that ? and which release ?
08:20
<grami>
i can mount for a second pc but not from the thin client, using gentoo ltsp 4.2
08:20
<ogra>
ugh. ltsp 4
08:21* ogra cant help with ltsp4 its dead
08:21
<grami>
thats not very nice of you....
08:22
<Gadi>
grami: its only because it predates him
08:22
<ogra>
grami, ?
08:22
<Gadi>
:)
08:22
<grami>
Gadi: lol
08:22
<ogra>
grami, ltsp4 has not been developed in 4 years ... and has no security updates since than
08:22
you should definately not use it
08:23
<grami>
i would love to use ltsp 5 on gentoo but for some reason it will not let me install.
08:24
<Gadi>
grami: if johnny is around this room, he can help with ltsp5 and gentoo
08:24
<ogra>
yeah, he made the gentoo port
08:24
<Gadi>
as can a few others, im sure
08:24
otherwise, if you need to use 4.2 for now,
08:24* ogra thinks knipwim works with ltsp5 on gentoo too
08:25
<Gadi>
your error is most likely a network driver error
08:25
<grami>
i need to use it now and will upgrade later
08:25
<Gadi>
do you know what NIC is in the client?
08:25
<ogra>
there is no upgrade path from 4.x to 5 ... you will have to redo it for ltsp5
08:25
<grami>
the NIC is realtek 8139too
08:26
<Gadi>
hmm...
08:26
that should have been supported
08:26
<grami>
i can find the module in /lib/modules
08:26
<Gadi>
well, you only care that they are in the initrd
08:26
you can gunzip the initrd and mount it on a loopback
08:27
and check it that way
08:27
otherwise, you can specify NIC=8139too as a kernel command line option
08:27
<grami>
ok you lost me abit there
08:28
<Gadi>
maybe try that firs
08:28
is it pxe?
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<Scormen>
alkisg: any idea what that "error code 255" means? something of ubuntu itself, or from ltsp?
08:29
"May 15 13:04:27 main-menu[804]: WARNING **: Configuring 'ltsp-client-builder' failed with error code 255"
08:30
<ogra>
that just means that the 'ltsp-client-builder' shellscript exited with code 255
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08:30* Gadi wonders what ltsp-client-builder is
08:30
<ogra>
i.e. it had an error
08:30
the debian-installer udeb
08:31
that gets run on ubuntu if you select the option to install an out of the box ltsp server from the CD
08:31
<Gadi>
craziness
08:31
:)
08:32
<Scormen>
lol
08:32
<ogra>
well, it just calls ltsp-build-client and sets up your second NIc
08:32
when i developed it i never had a three NIC setup ... which means the three NIC situation isnt much tested
08:33
<Gadi>
thats worth its weight in gold
08:33
<Scormen>
yes, but any idea what "code 255" is? shouldn't there be a list of these codes or something i mean?
08:33* ogra wonders how much 100 lines of code weight though
08:33
<Gadi>
so, it works on systems with n NICs where n is 2
08:33
:)
08:33
<Scormen>
lol, great
08:33
<ogra>
Scormen, google for bash exit code 255 i guess
08:33
Gadi, 1 or 2 nics
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<Scormen>
alkisg, I have installed the server again
10:29
just a clean install, without the "ltsp" mode
10:30
<alkisg>
Scormen: everything ok?
10:30
<Scormen>
after that, i installed ltsp server standalone
10:30
installed ntp on the server itself
10:30
booted the client
10:30
wrong time
10:30
on the client did a ntpdate via root account
10:30
time oke
10:30
rebooted to check
10:30
time still oke :)
10:31
<alkisg>
Scormen: but that looks like it doesn't actually update, so your ntp server might be misconfigured
10:31
I mean, from what you're saying I think that if you change the time in BIOS, it'll still be wrong when the client boots
10:31
<Scormen>
i'll change the bios time
10:32
<alkisg>
Scormen: only change it by 10 minutes
10:32
<Scormen>
set bios time to 20:31, rebooting
10:32
oei
10:33
rebooted
10:33
thin client time is 17:32
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<alkisg>
So the time was correctly adjusted?
10:34
<Scormen>
rebooted - bios time is 17:33 again
10:34
<Gadi>
Scormen: I wonder if you have the code that was prebugfix
10:34
<Scormen>
so, it seems to work now?
10:34
<Gadi>
can you paste: /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/share/ltsp/ltsp-init-common?
10:34
<alkisg>
!pastebot
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10:35
<Scormen>
oke
10:35
<Gadi>
line #193 should read: (ntpdate $TIMESERVER; hwclock --systohc) &
10:35
<ltsppbot>
"scormen" pasted "/opt/ltsp/i386/usr/share/ltsp/ltsp-init-common" (196 lines) at http://pastebot.ltsp.org/343
10:36
<Scormen>
http://pastebot.ltsp.org/343
10:36
<Gadi>
ah, thats right
10:36
you're good
10:36
what time zone do you have?
10:37
<alkisg>
Scormen: so everything's fine even though UTC=yes in the chroot?
10:37
<Scormen>
Europe/Brussels
10:37
yes, UTC=yes on server and chroot
10:38
<Gadi>
so whats problem do you have?
10:38
just that the thin client is setting the hardware time?
10:38
<alkisg>
That's strange... if the BIOS says it's 17:33, then when the client boots it should say 15:33
10:39
<Gadi>
not if you set the timezone
10:39
<Scormen>
in "/var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf" I defined the TIMEZONE and TIMESERVER variable to
10:39
<Gadi>
er, I mean if you set the timezone
10:40
<alkisg>
The timezone is Europe/Brussels in the server, in the chroot, and in lts.conf...
10:40
<Scormen>
(and now I have i386 for clients, not amd64 anymore)
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<alkisg>
Well, if it works, all is fine, even though it's strange why it didn't work on the first boot.
10:41
<Scormen>
indeed, timezone is "Europe/Brussels" in the lts.conf, /etc/timezone on the server and /etc/timezone in the chroot
10:41
<alkisg>
(and on the previous amd64 installation :))
10:41
<Scormen>
on the first boot i didn't specified the variables in lts.conf, maybe because of that?
10:41
<alkisg>
Ah, sure
10:41
<Gadi>
hmm... maybe it is a race condition to set the time in the background
10:41
<Scormen>
(lol ;))
10:41
<Gadi>
oh, or that
10:42
<alkisg>
Scormen: so... I guess that was an amd64 bug?
10:42
(the previous installation)
10:42
<Scormen>
i wish i could confirm...
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<Scormen>
i can't say i have done something else this time
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<alkisg>
Anyway, one bug was reported, another wasn't :), all fine now.
10:47
<Scormen>
indeed
10:47
thanks for al the support today guys
10:51
<alkisg>
Heh... first result in google, already: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ltsp-client-builder.postinst
10:53
<Scormen>
hehe
10:53
no, second ;)
10:54
<alkisg>
Hmmm we go in different google servers :)
10:54
<Scormen>
yeah i think so
10:54
hé, also first now :)
10:54
the first two switched here
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<pmatulis>
i'm bewildered by the ouput to the mount command issued on the console of a client. where can i learn about this?
12:07
*output
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<ltsppbot>
"pmatulis" pasted "client mount output" (16 lines) at http://pastebot.ltsp.org/344
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<vagrantc>
pmatulis: what are you confused about?
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<pmatulis>
vagrantc: none on..., /cow?
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<vagrantc>
??
12:24
i don't really understand your confusion
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<pmatulis>
vagrantc: alright, disregard
12:34
vagrantc: i have a more specific question regarding NBD
12:34
<vagrantc>
ask away, and people will do what they can to answer
12:35
<pmatulis>
vagrantc: the image (i386.img) is a compressed filesystem
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vagrantc: i'm just not sure how this thing gets uncompressed
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<Gadi>
it doesnt
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<vagrantc>
it's mounted as a squashfs filesystem
12:36
it gets compressed on the fly when data is requested from it
12:36
<Gadi>
the kernel has drivers to talk to compressed filesystem
12:36
<pmatulis>
that's what i was looking for!
12:36
and that's cool
12:36
<vagrantc>
er, decompressed ... the whole image doesn't ever get decompressed
12:36
it brings some headaches
12:37
but overall has seemed to work well for most cases
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<pmatulis>
since it remains remote what is the rationale for compression?
12:37
<Gadi>
speed
12:37
<vagrantc>
reduced network traffic
12:37
<pmatulis>
ah yes
12:38
<Gadi>
leading to speed
12:38
:)
12:38
<vagrantc>
the need for speed
12:38
i blame ebox2300
12:38* Gadi hugs nbd
12:38
<Gadi>
and squashfs
12:38
and the collective unionfs spin-offs
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<vagrantc>
nbd is where it's at. squashfs is negligable
12:38
<Gadi>
:)
12:39
<pmatulis>
Gadi: can you expound on these spin-offs?
12:39
<Gadi>
squashfs is gold - nbd is nothing without it
12:39
:P
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<vagrantc>
it is the lust for gold that makes people compromise their core values
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<Gadi>
pmatulis: the open source community seemd hell bent on implementing unionfs as many times as it can
12:39
*seems
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<Gadi>
they all pretty much do the same thing
12:40
in the spirit of open source
12:40
:)
12:40
<laga>
yeah, but aufs actually works
12:40
;)
12:40
<vagrantc>
and they all do it *wrong*, so *I* am going to do it *Right*
12:40
laga: just the other day, ogra asked me to join a conversation regarding ditching aufs ....
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<laga>
vagrantc: yeah, i know it's being discussed.
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<pmatulis>
and this image is read-only right?
12:41
<vagrantc>
yaufs
12:42
yet another unionfs
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12:43* vagrantc should eat breakfast before dreaming up new unionfses
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<pmatulis>
so read-only?
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<alkisg>
Couldn't ltspfs be modified a little so that it would support exporting the whole uncompressed /opt/ltsp/i386 ? (along with a tmpfs somewhere)?
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<epsas>
i have been having problems using aufs with nfs directories
12:49
we have our home directories mounted over nfs -- i am unable to do an aufs overlay on these directories
12:49
it just hangs...
12:49
dunno why
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<pmatulis>
what parses the lts.conf file during client boot?
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<alkisg>
getltscfg, it's a bison/flex/c program
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<pmatulis>
alkisg: thanks
13:28
alkisg: is that done before ltsp-client-setup
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<alkisg>
pmatulis: I think so.
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<Gadi>
pmatulis: it is called by /usr/share/ltsp/ltsp_config
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<pmatulis>
Gadi: nice, thanks
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<vagrantc>
epsas: for some reason, NFS and various unionfs implementations tend to have problems... though i had the impression there were maybe some mount options to specify fro aufs+nfs
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<epsas>
oh really now
13:38
i will need to take a look at the aufs manpage
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although it is (understandably) hard to read
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<Mip5>
Hey Gang - Are there any known issues with a raid1 install of ltsp on 9.04? I'm getting md0: unknown partition table. The last things I see are md:bind<sdc1> (which is my / partition) and md: bind<sdc5> (which is swap)
15:37
Then the machine just hangs. I've tried booting into the rescue mode, but the didn't see anything wrong there.
15:37
I did have a previous install on these same disks before, and didn't do anything to that other than trying a fresh install of 9.04
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I would think that would have wiped the disks.
15:41
I should add that this occurred during the first boot after kicking out the install cd. I'm not wedded to this install, so could do it again, I'm just not sure what I'd choose differently.
15:45
<litlebuda>
Mip5, im not sure its a ltsp problem , are you sure the raid is set up ok ?
15:46
<Mip5>
I'm not sure how to verify the raid
15:47
I'm in the busybox environment now, and just mounted /dev/md0, and was able to do that
15:47
I am able to look around and see stuff, and it *apears* to all be there
15:47
<litlebuda>
how many md do you have ?
15:48
<Mip5>
2 - one for / and the other for swap (which I've heard is debatable, but I figured wouldn't hurt, and have done before)
15:48
md0 is /
15:48
<vagrantc>
i have heard that swap doesn't like software raid
15:49
<litlebuda>
can you coment out md1 on fstab ?
15:49
<Mip5>
I've heard that, but I've been running it this way on another box
15:49
litlebuda - good idea, I can try that. Maybe something changed in jaunty
15:50
<litlebuda>
vagrantc, im using it here with no problems too :)
15:50
<vagrantc>
what doesn't give you a backache may give you a headache
15:50
<Mip5>
;-)
15:50
<litlebuda>
:)
15:50
<Mip5>
Um.... how can I edit a file in initramfs? vi doesn't appear to exist
15:50
<vagrantc>
i'm not saying it can't be done, but there may be particular situations that trigger the problem
15:51
<litlebuda>
sure vagrantc
15:51
<vagrantc>
Mip5: chroot into the filesystem and use your tools
15:51
<Mip5>
ok - thanks
15:52
I can't seem to do that - I lost my initramfs prompt, but didn't get anything in return. I think I'll have to boot into a recovery cd
15:53
<litlebuda>
vagrantc, i have installed ltsp on ubuntu 8.4 and i cant seem to access the dvd drive or a flash drive . any sugestions for some reading ?
15:53
<vagrantc>
not my cup of tea, so much
15:53
<litlebuda>
ok
15:53
thanks anyway
15:53
<Mip5>
litlebuda - have you enabled it in lts.conf?
15:54
<vagrantc>
oh, wait, you're talking about LOCALDEV stuff?
15:54
should be enabled by default...
15:54
LOCALDEV=true in lts.conf
15:54
!localdev
15:54
<ltspbot>
vagrantc: "localdev" is (#1) Information regarding using pluggable devices and cdroms with LTSP can be found at http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/LTSP-42-LocalDev, or (#2) for ubuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EnableLTSP5LocalDevices, or (#3) for debian-edu: http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/HowTo/LocalDeviceLtspfs, or (#4) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebugLocalDev
15:55
<vagrantc>
some of those links may be a bit out of date, though
15:55
<litlebuda>
will take a look
15:55
<alkisg>
litlebuda: localdev is enabled by default, are your client in the fuse group?
15:56
<litlebuda>
yes
15:56
<alkisg>
(the user, I mean)
15:56* vagrantc is only mildly familiar with ubuntu
15:56
<Mip5>
vagrantc - how would you recommend setting up an ltsp server? Would you raid / ?
15:56
<litlebuda>
it was a fresh install from the alternate cd with the option to install ltsp
15:56
<vagrantc>
Mip5: depends on the needs ...
15:57
<Mip5>
high availability - it will be the main lab for a middle school w/300 students
15:57
25 stations
15:57
They are planning to use google docs, so that kids can get to their work from anywhere
15:57
So I don't need large home directory for them
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15:58
<vagrantc>
i'd probably go with raid10 /, raid1 /boot, and raid10 /home or something along those lines...
15:59
and make sure to mount / and /home with relatime or noatime
15:59
that'd give you good redundancy and reliable raid recovery...
16:03
<Mip5>
!raid
16:03
<ltspbot>
Mip5: Error: "raid" is not a valid command.
16:04
<Mip5>
Oh -well, worth a shot. Is Raid10 mirrored and stripping? Really I just want high availability. If speed gains are only marginal, they are not nearly as important as uptime.
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<vagrantc>
raid1 is slow writes, fast reads.
16:08
it's the simplest and most reliable form of raid, if you don't mind the slow writes.
16:08
<Mip5>
vagrantc or anyone - can you tell me how to make sure my disks are clean? How do I get rid of any residual info on them regarding previous raid identities?
16:08
thanks - I don't mind the slow writes
16:09
<vagrantc>
using relatime or noatime really helps a lot with raid1, otherwise all reads are effectively writes.
16:10
<Mip5>
okay - I think those options were already in fstab, but I'll make sure next time around (I'm trying a clean install as I write this)
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<Mip5>
FTR - I'm pretty sure I didn't erase the disks prior to last night's install. I wouldnt' have thought that would make a difference, but maybe it did. Doing that now
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<vagrantc>
"dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/NNN bs=1024k count=1" on each partition ought to work wonders.
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