Hi!
I'm trying to setup my first multi-host Plan 9 system.
I was thinking about running file server/auth server on a VPS so that
I can access it from anywhere.
I configured cpu service on my VPS and I can connect to it via
drawterm. But when I try to boot a terminal that is configured to use
it a
Yes it is possible and usefull too. All you should have on a fast lan is a
fileserver.
But:
1. the plan9 terminal must configure the network before it connects to
the auth server either through dhcp or through a static configuration in the
boot configuration
2. somewhere in the s
> But is it actually possible to have the auth server and terminal not
> on the same LAN? Every configuration example I've seen has all the
> resources on the same IP address block.
yes. i used to run a single authentication server for 2 sites.
you'll need to make sure the auth server is announci
authdom isnt a hostname. its just a string. you can supply auth
server ip address in plan9.ini with auth= or send it to the
terminal using plan9 dhcp server (its a plan9 specific dhcp
option field). it does not need to be an ip in ndb,
ip/dhcpd will resolve it to an ip address for the client.
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On Mon Mar 24 10:12:19 EDT 2014, cinap_len...@felloff.net wrote:
> authdom isnt a hostname. its just a string. you can supply auth
> server ip address in plan9.ini with auth= or send it to the
> terminal using plan9 dhcp server (its a plan9 specific dhcp
> option field). it does not need to be an i
OK, I checked and found out that the auth server seems to announce all
the needed services. In fact i use a recent 9front and it seems to
have reasonable defaults regarding all this stuff.
When I turn off authentication on the server side, I can mount my auth
server's filesystem via 9fs script from
On Mon Mar 24 11:42:43 EDT 2014, pa...@paul7.net wrote:
> OK, I checked and found out that the auth server seems to announce all
> the needed services. In fact i use a recent 9front and it seems to
> have reasonable defaults regarding all this stuff.
> When I turn off authentication on the server s
i'm just asking questions, because i don't have the experience the author
clearly has.
i'm looking at this comment
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Hi, all
On my Dell3010 and Tecnint PcBox the compilation of sources doesn't complete
due to the lack of space on the usb key.
I tried
du -a / > du_before # on a key just loaded (3005 free blocks)
du -a / > du_after # on the same key after the failure (0 free blocks)
wc du_before du_after
diff d
A few weeks ago i wrote about an unkillable manager of usb barcode readers.
That code worked perfectly for 5+ years, with absolutely no changes.
IMHO the problem seems to be a change in Bell kernel sources, as under 9Atom
all works as expected.
Unfortunately I can't say what is the last working
Earlier today, I ran sysupdate on a Thinkpad T23 running
9front-3196.bf2df3ad17fa and rebuilt from source, as shown in the
9front wiki.
Later, I edited /lib/ndb/local with sam to specify a different ntp
server. After writing the change, closing the file, and quitting sam,
I restarted with fshalt -
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