u need to
have the local file systems mounted in order to start up the networking
services ... but if the mount process itself requires networking, you're
stuck.
This is exactly what the automounter is for ... though I somewhat doubt
that it makes adminstrative sense to have anything remo
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It allows you to trigger configured mounts based on file system access,
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> Holy water ... check.
> Wooden stakes ... check.
> Silver bullets ... check.
> Chainsaw ... check.
>
> Okay, all ready here, we'll make sure it can't get back in.
*shrug*
The world can be a scary place.
http://openlook.sourcef
en if the ephemerally mapped UID is in the 2^31 to 2^32 range.
Very, very odd.
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iana, if you drop me an email we can discuss a project bounty on this.
We've got a potentially reasonably large budget for funding work on this as we
can see some business opportunities that this would make significantly easier.
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> the IP address it is going to lease is actually available and not
> used by some squatter (or a client of another DHCP server), and
> logging the result?
Yes. And doing so is part of the standard. See dhcpsvc.conf
sing moving to SAMBA+winbindd is the VSS
integration? The snapshots are still there and all the other ZFS features, you
just lose the right-click - restore previous versions option (which most
enterprises seem to disable for clients anyway).
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rom that after seeing what Gea has said is the "must store
SIDs *or* map all UIDs", which makes me wonder if there's an easy way to store
the SIDs that then lets you write the UIDs. That's obviously what the CIFS
client is doing, but it&#x
ing, it sounded like what it does is to actually store
the SID on-disk and convert that on the fly to an ephemeral UID. That might
mean that the non-persistence of the ephemeral IDs across reboots doesn't
matter (as the SID itself is still stored), but it's
ink now I've got a better understanding of ephemeral IDs (thanks for the
confirmation by the way) then they make more sense, yet it still feels a little
like the easier route was taken on the development side, leaving a slightly
more complicated situation on the adminis
how that works over the weekend
(in particular after a reboot, what UID/GID will a file/folder show (ie. with
ls) until the same user logs in again and the new ephemeral mapping is
created?).
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I really don't understand why the ephemeral UIDs are quite so ephemeral
(certainly keeping them static between reboots seems a bit of a minimum).
Honestly would be willing to put up a respectable bounty if anyone wants to
have
Rich wrote:
> The IPMI driver from FreeBSD got ported by the SmartOS guys back in April.
I don't know if it's useful anymore (I haven't used it in quite a
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> (certainly keeping them static between reboots seems a bit of a minimum).
>
> Honestly would be willing to put up a respectable bounty if anyone wants to
> have a go at improving the AD integration!
>
> James.
Obviously not getting much of a bite in terms of a boun
al
> (certainly keeping them static between reboots seems a bit of a minimum).
>
> Honestly would be willing to put up a respectable bounty if anyone wants to
> have a go at improving the AD integration!
>
> James.
Obviously not getting much of a bite in terms of a boun
add it to the "profiles=" for that user. The
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companies like IBM and RedHat).
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Hi Frank,
Winbind worked straight away with netatalk, and was tons more
reliable/configurable (you can just give it a UID range to use). The problem
was getting the Solaris CIFS server to work with it, which didn't seem to be
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tunately there's a fair bit of open source stuff that doesn't like
> Solaris :-( It was a good bit of work to get this far.
>
> In view of the admin overhead, I'll probably defer working on ttymon &
> friends until I can setup a faster OI machine. Working on OI
w/ 2 free pins can use RS-232 to talk to
> the outside world.
>
> This is what stty & ttymon exist for. But it doesn't seem to work and
> appears to have been broken for some time as Solaris 10 has the same problem.
&
had any luck getting it working?
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> You need to post and/or analyse the errorlog of the smb service.
> Assuming killed more cats than curiosity ;-)
>
I know, but this had been a bit of a marathon getting to this point alone, and
all I needed at the time was AFP. I will have another look when I get half an
hou
So another thing is to spin up
> OI on a box w/ a real serial port and see how it behaves.
I still think you're really barking up the wrong tree here, and it makes
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bits on the wire and the
interface exposed to the application. If you can get a real serial port
(often not included in modern hardware, but usually available on an
adapter board), you're far, far better off using that.
(Yeah, I
to AD? Can you not just give it winbind as a pam
module and leave it in Workgroup mode?
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ents actually worked, and thus spent untold hours manipulating
the wrong bits.
I suggest getting a copy of C-Kermit rather than using tip. tip doesn't
really do much in terms of terminal emulation -- it's truly ancient and
assumes that you have equ
reading the docs and experimenting w/o finding way.
"set terminal lf-display crlf"
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IPv4 DHCP implementation typically requires special "tricks" to be able
to send and receive UDP/IP messages without having the IP interface
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James Carlson wrote:
> On 09/07/12 09:12, Gary Gendel wrote:
> At a guess, you may need to do this:
>
> ifconfig inet6 bge0 plumb up
Obviously, that should have been:
ifconfig bge0 inet6 plumb up
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uot; and "netstat -nr" say?
> Is that normal? There is a way to ping localhost using NoNet profile?
No, that's not normal. It should work fine without external network
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"localhost", so those numbers are fine.
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On 9/7/12 5:02 PM, Ivan Gualandri wrote:
> On 7 September 2012 22:43, James Carlson wrote:
>> What do "netstat -ni" and "netstat -nr" say?
>>
> It says:
>
> Routing Table: IPV4
> Destination: Gateway: FLAGS REFUse
.0.0.1: icmp_seq=2. time=0.067 ms
^C
127.0.0.1 PING Statistics
3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip (ms) min/avg/max/stddev = 0.067/0.073/0.077/0.005
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escriptor limits (ulimit -a) do you have? I
think bash defaults to 256, which isn't much.
"ulimit -n 4096" may help.
You might also try other commands, such as:
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You can control just about everything through resource pools, but, at
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erstubs aren't real Ethernet interfaces and thus cannot be
bridged, that plan may be hard to achieve. It's also unclear to me what
doing that would buy, except perhaps lower performance.
It should be much easier to create VNICs
both of them
> if available? I know that I can write to /dev/term/a when
> running with a physical console, but I can't be certain in
> advance that on a particular system this port is plugged
> as a remote or serial console. And I'm not sure which TTY
> name addresse
Jim Klimov wrote:
> 2012-10-01 15:04, James Carlson wrote:
>> Given that etherstubs aren't real Ethernet interfaces and thus cannot be
>> bridged, that plan may be hard to achieve. It's also unclear to me what
>> doing that would buy, except perhaps lower perform
Jim Klimov wrote:
> 2012-10-01 15:28, James Carlson пишет:
>> Jim Klimov wrote:
>>> I want to inject some echo's into my SMF startup scripts to
>>> report about the progress of my systems startup (and possible
>>> problems). Actually I did that, and "
ment --
the old scripting mechanisms allowed software developers to deliver
arbitrary horrors inside scripts, but the new system doesn't allow that.
OpenSolaris (and OpenIndiana) still supports SysV packaging, but the
main software, at least in the main line of code, is del
ng was a good simple
solution.
> SVR4 packages include the ability to perform integrity checks of the
> installed package against an accepted manifest.
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to invent" or "prior art."
In any event, I still think it's somewhere between unhelpful and
downright dangerous to bother with it as part of OpenIndiana. I've
probably crossed the line from "trying to shut it down" to being part of
h it away by changing OSes, well, I guess that's up to them.
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cross-platform allowance for GNU stuff, and having a separate unprefixed
/usr/gnu/bin directory means that those who want to live in an
unprefixed world can just prepend that to their PATHs. Best of both
with little pain.
I suspect that final set of bad actors is really quite small, but
perh
already in a bad state.
So, yes, limiting the ARC is (unfortunately) a good thing.
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eaded versus
single-threaded distinction in the past, and it's a good thing that most
of the distinction is now moot. Turn on "-mt" if you like, but I think
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rget.
It's not critical but I was trying to find a shortcut to something so I thought
it was worth a quick look!
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initiator, setup the same way, it's
giving auth errors.
Really strange, host groups look fine, and obviously the first one we setup
worked no problem. Do they need to have unique CHAP secrets or should that not
cause a problem (clutching at straws a little here).
Thanks in advance,
J
I can wipe out the iSCSI config and the
machine will boot fine. In /var/adm/messages we get:
iscsi session resource is in use
but I can't find anything that seems relevant when searching for that.
I'd be grateful for any tips!
Thanks,
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Hi Gonzalo,
Thanks for the reply. Nothing in the logs on the storage server (which is
OI151a7 so I would expect fairly decent compatibility!), and the IQNs
definitely haven't changed.
Bit of a puzzler.
James
Principal Consultant
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On 30 Nov 2012, at 20:17, Go
re you able to see the initiator host ?
Yep.
Still can't work out what it's doing. I think the "resource busy" error is
probably the core issue, but I can't find any information as to what that
relates to.
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all-powerful. Only the credentials you have give you
power on Solaris.)
If your actual goal here is to limit the risk of running rsyncd, you
should probably read up on Least Privilege (start with the privileges(5)
man page) and SMF (start with smf(5)). Changing the start-up script is
at b
(you didn't say), check the BIOS.
What does it say about installed cards? Next, check /usr/bin/scanpci
and "/usr/sbin/prtpicl -v". What do they say about PCI devices
discovered and the drivers attached? Finally, check with Mr. Google.
He knows almost every
o /lib/svc/method and trying to run "ksh -x
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On whatever hardware you're using with whatever limitations and/or
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[always including the specified 'domain' as well] for the newer ones.
Of course, I don't think you'll encounter such software on OpenIndiana,
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m and iSCSI won't come back up over
that interface.
It seems like a really odd error and I wondered if anyone had any ideas?
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ould be able to do this. See this for a possible
starting point:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/821-1453/gkkky.html
I have personal reservations against using VRRP in this manner, but
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heavily cloud-oriented) or companies very focussed on selling (not necessarily
cheap) support. I'd quite like to see OpenIndiana thrive as a community
supported general purpose OS based on Illumos.
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> community supported general purpose OS based on Illumos.
>
> James
>
Just as an addendum, we're happy to pay for support/development (and we're
deploying Nexenta somewhere at the moment), but it's not the solution for a lot
of our clients (eith
> As Martin mentions SCHUFA it seems Martin is already fallen off the
> cliff, so I'd like to encourage anbody who's considering to donate
> something to Martin's efforts to act *now*.
> --f
I've sent something as well Martin, hope we can get ri
developers (I'm thinking
of a way to avoid the situation where, for example, a neat ZFS project gets
loads of funding, but really critical (but maybe more boring) security projects
don't get enough?
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> for a system or support.
There might be a value in having some sponsor pages for donations past a
certain threshold, but announcing actual figures might put some people off.
I think we really need to get the devs involved though, to see if they're
actually interested in any of thi
ould be a step in that direction.
It might be workable though, I guess the question would be what would be the
next step in setting this up, and who would we need to talk to? I have to be
honest and say I couldn't actually name many Oi devs!
James
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xattr and ACL support, whic seems to work well. We actually did tests syncing
files with extended attributes from OS X to Oi 151 and even that worked (the OS
X xattrs were stored as ZFS xattrs as well). Quite neat really.
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On 02/04/13 10:01, Edward Ned Harvey (openindiana) wrote:
>> From: James Carlson [mailto:carls...@workingcode.com]
>>
>> Which of the many Broadcom drivers is this? If it's bnx, try editing
>> /kernel/drv/bnx.conf, and uncommenting and changing the "checksum=&
Outbound is a bigger problem, because the output interface that
will be used will be determined ENTIRELY by the destination address --
i.e., the remote peer -- and will have NOTHING to do with the source
address used. It's possible to use IP-
get of Nexenta, Joyent etc., but we've got a
bit.
The problem is finding appropriate developers, we've advertised, asked around
online and at two Universities near us, and not had anyone either with any
Solaris/Illumos experience, or interested in learning. We may have found one
person now in
like that. When testing with one user,
it works brilliantly, if I add:
idmap add wingroup:tmp@themacplace.private unixuser:tmp
then login with the first account, james, I can write (and then read)
files/folders and it creates them as the unix user tmp. That all looked really
promising, but in
acplace.private)
13:11:00 uid=2147491846(james@themacplace.private) gid=2147483650(Domain
Users@themacplace.private)
13:12:00 uid=2147491846(james@themacplace.private) gid=2147483650(Domain
Users@themacplace.private)
13:13:00 uid=2147491846 gid=2147483650(Domain Users@themacplace.private)
job?
#/bin/bash
datestring=$(date +"%H:%M:%S")
userdata=$(/usr/bin/id james@themacplace.private)
echo "$datestring" " " "$userdata" >> /root/idtest.log
> Checking idmap.db per the notes in feature #677 shows the expiration time
> being set prope
ably I did and that should
be in effect anyway?
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> FWIW "svcadm restart idmap" loads the new setting properly on oi_151a7 w/o an
> "svcadm refresh idmap".
Yep, didn't make any difference:
18:30:00 uid=2147508225(james@themacplace.private) gid=2147483650(Domain
Users@themacplace.private)
18:31:00 uid=21475
g to a range of IDs that
would be good enough.
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(i.e. instead of just having
> static and ephemeral, have static, ephemeral and cached - with cached
> basically being automatically created user mappings).
When I say cached I mean a cached copy of the users in AD (with some ADs that
could be a big ask though...).
I added idmap dump
will Windows & Mac OS reveal
> w/o requiring installing a program. If OI can query the AD hosts, then idmap
> can trigger an update on a fail of identifier lookup. That's a pretty clean
> change. One function call in the right place.
ate static maps between AD users/groups and Oi users/groups
I wouldn't think that would be fast though, and I wouldn't know the best way of
triggering it.
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one specific to OpenIndiana, I
could see it being pretty serious, but it doesn't seem like either of those.
Instead, it sounds like an opportunity to try out the work in some other
scripting environment that has explicit Unicode sup
"n";"o";"p";"q";"r";"s";"t";"u";"v";"w";"x";"y";"z"
> hans@klaus%83%15:37>
Looking at the source code for locale.c, I see this:
#define CSSIZE 128
[...]
prt_ctp(char *name)
[...]
for (i = 0; i < CSSIZE; i++) {
... so, it just prints the mappings for the first 128 bytes, regardless
of the type of character set. This doesn't mean that the actual
isalpha() doesn't work and doesn't include the national language
character set code points you're interested in -- it almost certainly
does -- it just means that the 'locale' program is too weak to show them
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onfig to be "deprecated" and
"-norouter". The latter is equivalent to what you once did with ndd.
But I think that's just making things unnecessarily difficult.
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Classic Onion from 1995 (no longer on line from theonion.com but
available other places):
http://www.cartalk.com/content/vowels-bosnia
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confusing languages out there to be learned, and the ones you don't yet
know will almost certainly look or sound odd.
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