On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 21:34:03 EDT Akshat Kumar
wrote:
> If I start QEMU with the option to boot directly from
> the HD image, as opposed to booting from network,
> then it starts up fine - but then the kernel is different
> also. I don't know what part of this is really troublesome.
> Maybe the p
On Aug 18, 2009, at 7:50 AM, roger peppe wrote:
2009/8/18 erik quanstrom :
wireless connection to the server?
nope. the server is VMware on the same machine.
I'm seeing something a bit different that tends to require starting up
a new terminal and then using drawterm:
% Sat Aug 22 00:4
How do I designate ndb/dns to accept zone transfers from another one?
I have dnsslave set to the other machine in the `master zone file'
(for lack of a better term). The secondary server doesn't seem to
accept updates. (Or maybe the master isn't pushing them? Dunno.)
--dho
On Fri Aug 21 21:35:38 EDT 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
> > i also see it trying to auth bootes (i think).
> > do you have a user bootes?
>
> Yes, bootes is the hostowner of the CPU/Auth
> server.
also must have a user bootes on the fs even with
auth disabled.
might be good to turn o
> i also see it trying to auth bootes (i think).
> do you have a user bootes?
Yes, bootes is the hostowner of the CPU/Auth
server.
I've got a QEMU image that was distributed by
Devon, so I could at least try to get into Plan 9
inside QEMU and try to connect to Ken FS
server from there. I'm still
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 9:14 PM, Charles Forsyth wrote:
> qed allowed naming of regular expressions using `e' and their recursive
> invocation
> using \E, with results suggested earlier.
>
> http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr/qedman.html
> http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr/qedman.pdf
>
> ``
2009/8/21 erik quanstrom :
> On Fri Aug 21 19:55:55 EDT 2009, devon.od...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Well, we're getting somewhere. Using /cfg/cpu/namespace still seems to
>> do nothing to get ether1 into /net. Putting it into cpurc does the
>> trick though, go figure.
>
> you need it in both places, as n
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 6:28 PM, Akshat
Kumar wrote:
> This time with just
> flag authdebug
> and without going through secstore, since
> it gave me the problem highlighted above,
> plain auth from the QEMU host gives the
> following at Ken FS:
>
> il: allocating ...
> user akumar = 2 authenticated
> I'm trying to set up a group of servers (these are running on VMWare
> ESXi, and working great -- CPU server running with two APs, though
> adding more causes it to fault with a divide by zero?). Auth server's
could you be more specific about this?
> The FS, however, sits on a private network.
> Of course, I'm now faced with another new issue. auth/debug looks like
> it just tries to debug factotum keys. This machine has an interface on
> 9vx.org and another on int.9vx.org. However, auth/debug only tries to
> debug 9vx.org, leading me to believe that factotum has no key for
> int.9vx.org
On Fri Aug 21 19:55:55 EDT 2009, devon.od...@gmail.com wrote:
> Well, we're getting somewhere. Using /cfg/cpu/namespace still seems to
> do nothing to get ether1 into /net. Putting it into cpurc does the
> trick though, go figure.
you need it in both places, as namespace doesn't apply to the conso
> mount: auth_proxy: auth_proxy rpc write: p9...@int.9vx.org: no key
> matches proto=p9sk1 dom=int.9vx.org role=client user? !password?
> mount: mount /n/fs: fossil authCheck: auth protocol not finished
that sounds like you are cpu'd into a machine and /mnt/factotum
is the hostowner's factotum, t
And that's taken care of. Didn't have an authdom configured in
/lib/ndb/local, and for some reason, I forgot to set up keyfs on the
auth server. Thought I had that taken care of.
Of course, I'm now faced with another new issue. auth/debug looks like
it just tries to debug factotum keys. This machi
Well, we're getting somewhere. Using /cfg/cpu/namespace still seems to
do nothing to get ether1 into /net. Putting it into cpurc does the
trick though, go figure.
However, I've got a new issue. When I go to mount the file server, I'm
getting this:
mount: auth_proxy: auth_proxy rpc write: p9...@in
2009/8/21 Noah Evans :
> Hey Devon,
>
> 1. Others know more about that than I do. Wait a bit, that problem
> might get solved.
I think I brought that up because if anybody has ideas about fixing
them or making them better, I would like to do that.
> 2. drawterm tends to hang on secstore for me. T
This time with just
flag authdebug
and without going through secstore, since
it gave me the problem highlighted above,
plain auth from the QEMU host gives the
following at Ken FS:
il: allocating ...
user akumar = 2 authenticated
authorize: uid is 2
authorize: uid is 2
hangup! connection timed out-
Certainly. No problem.
Yes, just bind #l1 to /net, assign it an IP addr on that private
network, and put a route in the routing table for good measure. Though
that last step may not be entirely necessary.
-Chris
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 14:59, Devon H. O'Dell wrote:
> 2009/8/21 Devon H. O'Dell :
Hey Devon,
1. Others know more about that than I do. Wait a bit, that problem
might get solved.
2. drawterm tends to hang on secstore for me. Try a bogus -s option or
use a p9p secstore/factotum and see what happens.
3. what's stopping you from setting up your external network as the
one on /net.a
2009/8/21 Christopher Nielsen :
> You don't need a second IP stack. You can run both interfaces on the
> same IP stack and routing will just work. That's how I did it when I
> had a similar setup.
I do need a second IP stack because the other network is on another
switch on the other interface, an
2009/8/21 Devon H. O'Dell :
> 2009/8/21 Christopher Nielsen :
>> You don't need a second IP stack. You can run both interfaces on the
>> same IP stack and routing will just work. That's how I did it when I
>> had a similar setup.
Wait, I misread your explanation. Would you care to explain more abo
You don't need a second IP stack. You can run both interfaces on the
same IP stack and routing will just work. That's how I did it when I
had a similar setup.
-Chris
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 14:07, Devon H. O'Dell wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm trying to set up a group of servers (these are running o
Hello all,
I'm trying to set up a group of servers (these are running on VMWare
ESXi, and working great -- CPU server running with two APs, though
adding more causes it to fault with a divide by zero?). Auth server's
got its own 1GB fossil, boots with the 9pcauth kernel. CPU server
boots from a sm
with patch this time.
whattya know. the process with the held lock
broke. (but may not have made it to the
broken state.) the process with the locked
debug lock is 16302
> minooka# acid -k 55053 /n/dump/2009/0819/386/9pccpu
> /n/dump/2009/0819/386/9pccpu:386 plan 9 boot image
> /sys/lib/acid/p
i know this has been reported before. and i've
guessed at exactly this problem, but it's happened
again here. and this time i have a bit of evidence.
i haven't quite tracked everything down, or
what the original problem is (that is, who
owns the lock and more importantly, why)
but the hang is be
Thank you for your input, Erik.
I haven't yet gotten to replacing
Ken FS proper with your version,
though I soon hope to do so (I'd
need to figure out how to boot it,
as your version has problems with
floppies - and I can only floppy
boot). Preferably in a fashion that
I can keep my current data. Y
thanks for the tip. i got the same error (even the score, i think)
when i tried copying some vbackup scores to a new server a few weeks
ago. i hadn't thought of trying a different copy until you brought it
up. using plan 9's copy instead of p9p's seems to be working well
enough so far
> il: allocating il!192.168.1.20!50738
> hangup! connection timed out-3 50738/192.168.1.20.17008
>
> where 192.168.1.20 is the IP of the Plan 9
> instance inside QEMU.
>
> So, at least a connection is initially being
> made... I don't know why it would time out.
my best guess is an authenticatio
And here's another piece to the puzzle
that I just noticed: on the Ken FS server,
I see the following:
il: allocating il!192.168.1.20!50738
hangup! connection timed out-3 50738/192.168.1.20.17008
where 192.168.1.20 is the IP of the Plan 9
instance inside QEMU.
So, at least a connection is initia
> So, could it be that there are problems
> doing IL through QEMU? There shouldn't
> be, as the pcap device sends directly
> through the interface... so far as I can
> tell.
>
> Input welcome.
do a packet trace from the host.
it's also possible to turn on some
il tracing on the fs. here are a co
Upon Steve's suggestion, I enabled
*nodumpstack=1 in the PXE config
for the Plan 9 in QEMU. The result
follows:
...
password:
!
time...
panic: boot process died: sys: demand load I/O error accessing
/386/init: mount rpc error
panic: boot process died: sys: demand load I/O error accessing
/386/init
On Aug 21, 2009, at 10:24, Russ Cox wrote:
Regular expressions, in the strict formal sense, have
an important property: they completely express the set
of patterns that can be searched for in a single linear-time
pass through the text. That is, they have an associated
linear-time performan
> I thought kencc was allowed to reorder structure members, is that the case?
No.
> Rewriting of From: is the reason for pipefrom.
in the simple case, From: can be rewritten with
/mail/box/$upasname/headers
- erik
Thanks for the answer,
In p9's venti/copy, in scoretreecmp, there are two casts, from Avl* to
ScoreTree*; this depends on scoretree's avl being the first member of
the structure; I thought kencc was allowed to reorder structure
members, is that the case?
Thanks,
-- vs
you can configure Qemu to use the host console as the guest serial console
Hi,
I have a few score trees in Venti that p9p's venti/copy wouldn't copy,
but p9's would. venti/copy aborted with:
copy: reading block (type
16): read asked for got
da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709
P9's ven
Regular expressions, in the strict formal sense, have
an important property: they completely express the set
of patterns that can be searched for in a single linear-time
pass through the text. That is, they have an associated
linear-time performance guarantee.
In your particular case, adding recu
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 6:15 AM, Venkatesh Srinivas wrote:
> Plan 9's venti/copy has an undocumented -m option. What does it do?
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 6:23 AM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> the whole program is 262 lines long.
> i'm betting what -m does can be discovered
> by inspection.
what, maybe,
On Aug 20, 2009, at 21:01, erik quanstrom wrote:
Here's an example. Let's make the syntax extra pukey: @#, where # is
1-9, defines a `named procedure', which is the same thing as putting
something in braces in Sam.
x/.*\n/ @1{ ( @1 ) | @1 ( @1 ) ( ) | }
x/re/ repeatedly sets . with matc
... on Acer Aspire One to add more fun.
Yes, on the Acer Aspire One, I have
no means to compile, with all hopes of
GCC thwarted by the draconian schemes
of archaic Linux package managers,
all slowly drowning in dependency hell.
But enough fantasising --
No GCC, no kernel sources (which are
presum
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 12:59 AM, matt wrote:
>> pipefrom is too late to rewrite outgoing addresses,
>> because marshal has already written the To:
>
> I submitted a patch for marshal to do the From: part but was told I should
> use pipefrom instead. I'll stick a sed in the send see how that works
> Plan 9's venti/copy has an undocumented -m option. What does it do?
the whole program is 262 lines long.
i'm betting what -m does can be discovered
by inspection.
it might be a good idea to submit a patch
to the man page, too.
- erik
Hi,
Plan 9's venti/copy has an undocumented -m option. What does it do?
Thanks,
-- vs
> >one thing i've thought would be useful since people mail from
> >many places with many names is a translation from a set of from
> >addresses to a mailbox name so that, e.g. the ned f command doesn't
> >end up creating a bunch of folders for the same person.
> >
> >
> I'll consider that when I
Russ Cox wrote:
pipefrom is too late to rewrite outgoing addresses,
because marshal has already written the To:
I submitted a patch for marshal to do the From: part but was told I
should use pipefrom instead. I'll stick a sed in the send see how that
works out :>
line with the local addre
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Venkatesh Srinivas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using unvac to try to extract some vac archives I made in the fall
> of 2008. I'm running into a pair of problems.
>
> First, unvac is outputting directories with the write bit off. This
> causes it to fail pretty early, as it
why not use /mail/lib/names.local for the first example?
good point, upon my brief look the answer would be, although I can
contrive upon boot to use a different file, in the general case, users
can't edit it.
i haven't read the script, though.
; ls -l /n/sources/contrib/maht/rc/pipefr
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