**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue May 10 23:59:56 2005 May 11 18:30:32 has anyone gotten samba working with openembedded with openslug May 11 18:31:27 <[g2]> jstueve, I think several ppl had samba working, but it died under load May 11 18:31:42 <[g2]> I think the issue is the irq nobody cared issue May 11 18:32:03 ah.. I've heard of that... May 11 18:32:16 <[g2]> It would be interesting to boot the kernel with noirqdebug and see if samba doesn't die May 11 18:32:43 <[g2]> also logging with netsonsole turned on may help identify the issue May 11 18:34:09 I compiled the openembedded samba package, and then I've tried ipkg intalling, but it depends on to libs (libldap-2.2-7 and libreadline4) that aren't in the source May 11 18:34:18 [g2]: I've not tried to link up with #uclibc, though I've got a bug fix for the stat64 stuff May 11 18:34:26 heh.. oh yeah.. netconsole I was supposed to do that.. :d May 11 18:34:54 <[g2]> that' exactly the reason you should be in contact (at least on the ml and submitting patches through the ml) May 11 18:35:18 <[g2]> they are the maintainers of uClibc and busybox May 11 18:35:25 ml? May 11 18:35:30 <[g2]> mailing list May 11 18:35:44 ah.... I'm reading the yahoo list.. is that different? May 11 18:35:58 [g2]: yes, on my todo list, I'm getting mailing list overload May 11 18:35:59 <[g2]> same basic idea May 11 18:36:17 <[g2]> jbowler, drinking from the Internet firehose again eh ? May 11 18:36:36 jstueve: sorry, this was on a different thread even though it seems the same (I've got uclibc fixes) May 11 18:36:51 <[g2]> well i'm not trying to overload you at all. You are doing a tremendous job with OpenSlug and helping lots of people May 11 18:37:17 jbowler: thanks, I've switched over to the beta version using glibc May 11 18:37:33 <[g2]> I just think that your changes should be incorporated upstream as appropriate May 11 18:37:40 <[g2]> and they are the upstream ppl May 11 18:38:40 <[g2]> I was talking with some guys in #gentoo-embedded and we were saying that maybe we should coordinate a little more as they had some binutils patches for TEXRELs and other stuff May 11 18:38:48 I understand, and there are three pending now (stat64, the samba fix in uclibc and mount -a -t nfs) May 11 18:39:43 <[g2]> right, you can just send patches to the ml once you are signed up or the #uclibc channel is very quiet usually and you even sometimes paste stuff in there May 11 18:39:58 <[g2]> andersee, mjn3 and lots of the guys are A++ in my book May 11 18:40:08 <[g2]> extremely pleasant to deal with May 11 18:40:15 <[g2]> and super-smart too May 11 18:40:21 <[g2]> basically world-class May 11 18:45:48 ok, I'm subscribed to the ML, time for another Outlook filter rule... May 11 18:46:33 question: I've ipkg installed kernel-module-netconsole, yet when I try to modprobe it reports FATAL: Module netconsole not found. May 11 18:53:40 Try running depmod -Ae May 11 18:53:59 (This shouldn't be necessary, it wasn't when I tried it yesterday...) May 11 18:54:43 If that doesn't work type in the command "find /lib -name netconsole\* -print" and tell me what it says... May 11 18:54:57 depmode: not found May 11 18:55:25 depmode or depmod ? May 11 18:55:34 heh. May 11 18:55:47 /lib/modules/2.6.11.2/kernel/drivers/net/netconsole.ko May 11 18:56:12 depmod The path is as expected. May 11 18:56:15 thought it was a 80s newwave thing. May 11 18:56:39 I think you have to have the circumflex for that don't you? May 11 18:57:21 lol May 11 19:00:48 Yep, my bitbake (not release) build works fine - the modprobe finds the module. May 11 19:02:14 depmod -Ae returned nothing... May 11 19:02:37 modprobe netconsole still is fatal May 11 19:03:05 What does the command "uname -r" output? May 11 19:03:16 2.6.11.2 May 11 19:03:56 Does the output of logread contain any related stuff (unlikely?) May 11 19:05:45 there is a syslog.info -- MARK -- May 11 19:06:08 It does that every so often when it has nothing else to do. May 11 19:06:12 Ok, instead of the command 'modprobe netconsole netconsole=foo' try 'insmod /lib/modules/2.6.11.2/kernel/drivers/net/netconsole.ko netconsole=foo' May 11 19:07:30 <[g2]> every 20 mintues by default May 11 19:10:26 <[g2]> jbowler, do you know a way to tunnel syslog ? May 11 19:10:45 <[g2]> s/tunnel/securely tunnel/ May 11 19:11:12 <[g2]> or I should say tunnel netconsole May 11 19:11:46 syslog, maybe - it can do remote logging. netconsole is only the kernel logs, it's really crude. May 11 19:12:04 <[g2]> maybe over IPSEC in the kernel ? May 11 19:12:07 Still it's UDP, so it should go over PPP or anything like that without problem. May 11 19:12:37 just want everyone to know there is a big different (apparently) between netconsle and netconsole May 11 19:13:11 Oh, yes, have a look at this web page: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/SettingUpNetConcoleForRemoteSystemLogging May 11 19:13:11 * [g2] is unaware of netconsle May 11 19:13:38 my SLUG was too... May 11 19:13:48 <[g2]> Concole :) May 11 19:13:52 I was always bad at spelling May 11 19:13:59 jstueve: so the modprobe works? (If you insmod'ed it just rmmod netconsowhat and do the modprobe) May 11 19:14:27 <[g2]> jbowler, those instruction worked flawlessly for me May 11 19:14:32 yeah... not sure if my spelling was always so bad... but either the correct spelling or the insmod did the trick... May 11 19:14:43 I think there should be some can of accent on the 'c'. May 11 19:14:44 now I just need to get a kernel message to go across May 11 19:15:04 <[g2]> when you start it up some messages come across May 11 19:15:08 jstueve: it should have already, netconsoul itself sends an initial message. May 11 19:15:30 <[g2]> just make sure the other end (the remote receiving end) is up first May 11 19:16:53 <[g2]> jbowler, one other issue.... The rtc code I was going to remove that from the kernel May 11 19:17:10 <[g2]> and try running NTP without the RTC stuff there as a test May 11 19:17:44 <[g2]> any thoughts on that ? May 11 19:20:20 <[g2]> nite all May 11 19:22:11 rasamasrammadamaaa May 11 19:22:37 it is starting.. I have nc going on my ubuntu checking a range of ports and nothing is coming across May 11 19:22:42 [g2]: I don't understand why it uses the rtc at all. Sounds like a good idea, watch out for the hwclock calls on boot though. May 11 19:23:09 <[g2]> are there hw clock calls on boot ? May 11 19:23:12 <[g2]> to redboot ? May 11 19:23:19 <[g2]> from redboot ? May 11 19:24:25 slash etc/init.d/hwclock.sh, gotta run, the onions are burning May 11 19:27:04 <[g2]> nite May 11 19:28:14 he might be back once the onions are no longer burning May 11 19:28:30 <[g2]> lol May 11 19:40:05 is netcat bound to a certain interface? May 11 19:40:20 eth0 versus eth1 May 11 19:40:25 or should it matter? May 11 19:41:44 <[g2]> jstueve, I don't know but I'd guess that it wouldn't matter May 11 19:42:05 eth0, it matters a whole lot, but it is the default May 11 19:42:09 <[g2]> it either does the send based on the dest mac-addr or IP addr May 11 19:42:30 ah.. my eth0 isn't my network May 11 19:42:41 yes, but if it sends to eth1 (which exists) it won't go anywhere. May 11 19:42:42 <[g2]> jbowler, so it doesn't just do an ip_send ? May 11 19:43:02 I'm listening (the non-slug) on eth1 May 11 19:43:07 it seems to actually sit on the interface. If it's compiled in to the kernel it comes up when the if comes up May 11 19:43:38 wait... May 11 19:43:42 jstueve: netcat doesn't care, i.e. it doesn't matter on the remote end May 11 19:43:53 hrm... May 11 19:44:34 the netconsole line I gave, with just the remote IP specified, will work with netcat, at least if you are on the same physical network May 11 19:45:35 <[g2]> jbowler, tomorrow if I get a chance I'll try in as I'm trying to play with ethernet bridging May 11 19:45:36 (I'm not absolutely sure what it is doing, I think UDP and it must have the IP, but it does a hardware broadcast) May 11 19:45:48 <[g2]> I've got 3 working interfaces on the slug May 11 19:46:22 <[g2]> I think it only does the broadcast if you don't specify the mac May 11 19:46:30 <[g2]> then it can't uni-cast May 11 19:46:31 netconsole requires exactly one to be specified - it isn't in the command lines I gave because the default, eth0, is the ixp4xx May 11 19:46:45 same physical network.. not over wireless? May 11 19:47:04 [g2]: yes, that's what linux/Documentation/networking/netconsole.txt says May 11 19:47:52 jstueve: I think it will work, I meant something bridged, not routed, but I'm out of my depth here, it should work over a router too I think. May 11 19:48:34 It's just my network has the slug and the remote end plugged in to the same WRT54G router May 11 19:48:43 So that's what I tested ;-) May 11 19:49:16 yeah... slug>router>wap>laptop May 11 19:49:29 <[g2]> ok so you can specify any network device May 11 19:49:30 ah. supper time. May 11 19:50:22 <[g2]> jstueve, you've got a second interface on OpenSlug installed ? May 11 19:50:29 nope.. May 11 19:50:47 my laptop has wired/wireless I was thinking it was only listening on the wired May 11 19:50:49 <[g2]> ok, so it's going out eth0 May 11 19:51:04 <[g2]> netstat is your friend May 11 19:51:08 yeah for sure... May 11 19:51:19 <[g2]> are you running linux on the box ? May 11 19:51:41 on the laptop.. at the moment, yes... unbuntu May 11 19:51:48 <[g2]> netsat -tupan May 11 19:52:07 <[g2]> you've probably got ethereal on there too May 11 19:52:40 I can install it I'm sure... May 11 19:52:40 <[g2]> nite May 11 19:52:40 yeah I was gonna suggest ethereal May 11 19:53:12 <[g2]> if you've never run it the program is quite cool May 11 19:53:25 <[g2]> I'd image it's apt-get install ethereal May 11 19:53:33 <[g2]> ethereal & May 11 19:53:39 <[g2]> :) May 11 19:53:47 installing now.. ran it on xp a while ago.. before I started all this stuff May 11 19:53:48 <[g2]> nite for the millionth time May 11 19:53:55 <[g2]> tc and GL May 11 20:06:08 gah. May 11 20:06:22 I see all the ssh traffic.. but none of the sysconsole traffic May 11 21:06:27 samba didn't die, but accessing a samba share gets me nobody cared irq errors May 11 21:11:49 nm.. it was probably a cp, not a samba (can't replicate) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed May 11 23:59:56 2005