July 15, 2012 
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July 15, 2012 [00:54:49] *** enmand has quit IRC[01:29:49] *** marsell has joined #smartos[01:33:57] *** denizr has quit IRC[01:38:27] *** jelmd has joined #smartos[01:40:50] *** lpin has quit IRC[01:50:03] *** marsell has quit IRC[02:16:34] *** knweiss has quit IRC[03:45:32] *** bixu has joined #smartos[03:46:00] <bixu> How can I add a user to my SmartOS install? Edit files on the USB key?[04:10:18] *** doki_pen has quit IRC[04:19:01] *** doki_pen has joined #smartos[04:19:02] *** bixu has quit IRC[04:44:45] *** doki_pen has quit IRC[04:53:26] *** doki_pen has joined #smartos[05:12:51] *** bixu has joined #smartos[05:16:55] <e^ipi> you create a zone[05:20:06] *** Teknix has joined #smartos[05:20:50] *** doki_pen has quit IRC[05:21:46] *** doki_pen has joined #smartos[05:50:58] <bixu> e^ipi: I don't want to be logging in to the global zone as root.[05:51:17] <e^ipi> you shouldn't really be logging in to the gz at all[05:51:26] <e^ipi> except to provision zones[05:52:11] <bixu> Correct. I still don't want to be logging in as root. I want to disable root login for security reasons.[05:52:46] <bixu> Also, I have to do some NFS share administration from the global zone since zone can't share NFS.[05:54:15] <bixu> For the time being, I've disabled password login in favor of keys, but I'd still like a username that's not so easy to guess.[05:54:51] <bixu> I also want to modify sshd_config to control user access via the 'AllowUsers' and 'DenyUsers' directives.[06:05:19] <benbangert> whats the diff between the .iso file and the usb img?[06:05:36] <benbangert> if I start with the iso, can I boot from the usb img on a usb stick later ok?[06:05:38] <e^ipi> one is a cdrom, the other you boot by tossing the usb key in it[06:05:44] <e^ipi> yup, that's fine[06:06:29] <benbangert> ah good, too lazy to find usb stick right now, was gonna ipmi mount the iso to give it a spin first :)[06:07:40] <benbangert> how stable are the bi-weeklies? is that 'production'?[06:13:16] <e^ipi> they're development builds.[06:13:19] <e^ipi> the stable version is SDC[06:15:08] *** jelmd has quit IRC[08:13:05] *** bixu has quit IRC[08:20:20] *** bixu has joined #smartos[08:49:35] *** lpin has joined #smartos[09:23:09] *** Licenser has quit IRC[09:24:08] *** Licenser has joined #smartos[10:01:14] *** lpin has quit IRC[10:09:39] *** bixu has quit IRC[10:30:12] *** lpin has joined #smartos[10:36:45] *** bens1 has joined #smartos[10:46:51] *** Licenser has quit IRC[11:12:23] *** bens1 has quit IRC[11:13:28] *** Licenser has joined #smartos[11:16:06] *** marsell has joined #smartos[12:58:21] *** bixu has joined #smartos[13:00:35] *** jelmd has joined #smartos[13:21:22] *** Z`` has quit IRC[15:23:31] *** bixu has quit IRC[15:23:46] *** knweiss has joined #smartos[15:25:59] *** bixu_ has joined #smartos[16:15:31] *** jamesd has joined #smartos[16:46:07] *** marsell has quit IRC[16:47:29] *** Licenser has quit IRC[16:49:33] *** bixu_ has quit IRC[16:51:52] *** jelmd has quit IRC[16:53:17] *** nahamu has quit IRC[16:56:22] *** nahamu has joined #smartos[17:33:30] *** jelmd has joined #smartos[17:46:19] *** Licenser has joined #smartos[18:04:42] *** jamesd has quit IRC[18:04:45] *** jamesd_ has joined #smartos[18:26:45] *** jelmd has quit IRC[18:51:56] *** jelmd has joined #smartos[18:54:27] *** Red_Devil has quit IRC[18:59:44] *** Red_Devil has joined #smartos[19:00:07] *** Red_Devil is now known as Guest82548[19:00:29] *** noahmehl has joined #smartos[19:00:47] <noahmehl> I've got a centos 5 kvm VM[19:00:51] <noahmehl> and i'm getting this message:[19:00:52] <noahmehl> Kernel panic - not syncing: IO-APIC + timer doesn't work! Try using the 'noapic' kernel parameter[19:00:58] <noahmehl> any ideas?[19:20:39] <rmustacc> Did you build that yourself?[19:20:53] <rmustacc> What Linux kernel version is that running?[19:45:16] <bdha> You probably want to add the nohpet option to your image manifest.[19:55:22] <rmustacc> You really don't.[19:55:50] <rmustacc> If you're using something like a <= 2.6.18 kernel, that's probably your problem.[19:56:12] <rmustacc> There are a bunch of red hat bugs on that.[19:56:47] <rmustacc> And while intially nohpet was a necssary workaround, that shoudn't be the case since maybe January, so anything that still has it is actually buggy.[20:08:06] <wesolows> we need a KVM boot flags phone home[20:11:14] <rmustacc> The trick is reading that out of grub.[20:11:55] <rmustacc> Though I guess that's sitting in some menu.lst or whatever grub2 calls it in the guest.[20:12:22] <wesolows> seems like it would have to be[20:52:20] <noahmehl> rmustacc: yes, I think it is 2.6.18[20:53:19] <noahmehl> http://s3.amazonaws.com/sipXecs-pub/sipxecs-4.4.0-287.gb0a66-x86_64.iso[20:53:26] <noahmehl> i think it's centos 5[20:53:49] <noahmehl> what is nohpet?[20:53:52] <rmustacc> You'll want a newer kernel.[20:54:03] <noahmehl> rmustacc: also I'm trying to do: https://github.com/joyent/illumos-kvm-cmd/issues/6[20:54:16] <noahmehl> and I still don't see the aes flag in the guest[20:54:23] <noahmehl> rmustacc: it's hard because it's an appliance[20:54:30] <noahmehl> and I don't want to build the thing from scratch[20:54:32] <rmustacc> Well, there are a few issues there.[20:54:37] <noahmehl> yes?[20:54:40] <rmustacc> One, your guest kernel may predate aes support.[20:54:47] <noahmehl> oh[20:54:49] <rmustacc> Two, does your host have aes support?[20:54:52] <noahmehl> this is a different guest[20:54:59] <noahmehl> yes, the host has aes[20:55:11] <rmustacc> Are you using cpu host or the qemu64 cpu?[20:55:13] <noahmehl> it's intel 2x e5620[20:55:15] <noahmehl> no[20:55:18] <noahmehl> do I have to?[20:55:32] <noahmehl> I tried "Nehalem,+aes"[20:55:41] <noahmehl> do I need to use qemu64 for aes?[20:55:44] <rmustacc> No.[20:55:49] <rmustacc> qemu64 will not support it.[20:55:51] <rmustacc> Just use host.[20:56:03] <rmustacc> Then in your guest check to see if it shows up.[20:56:06] <rmustacc> What kernel are you using?[20:56:14] <noahmehl> just a sec[20:56:17] <noahmehl> i was using host[20:56:25] <rmustacc> Okay, and what OS is your guest running?[20:57:07] <noahmehl> ubntu 12.04[20:57:16] <noahmehl> perhaps I didn't enable aes in the host bios[20:57:24] <noahmehl> I should probably double check that[20:57:32] <rmustacc> Well, run isainfo -x on the host.[20:57:43] <noahmehl> 3.2.0-26[20:57:44] <rmustacc> Do you see aes there?[20:58:15] <noahmehl> no[20:58:17] <noahmehl> let me check the bios[20:58:19] <noahmehl> just a sec[20:58:33] <rmustacc> Okay, if you don't see it there, you're in trouble.[20:58:40] <noahmehl> is there any way to make the older kernel guest work?[20:58:57] <noahmehl> i guess I can try and build it with a newer version of centos[20:59:00] <noahmehl> and use their repo[20:59:18] <noahmehl> can I do something for compatibility until I can get the newer kernel installed?[20:59:22] <rmustacc> I'm honestly not sure, I just know there have been reports of issues there that have been solved.[20:59:53] <rmustacc> Well, solved with a newer kernel.[21:00:54] <noahmehl> what is "nohpet"?[21:01:13] <rmustacc> You can try adding nohpet as a boot option for the grub kernel, but that really is just a hack that may or may not work.[21:01:18] <rmustacc> The HPET is a timer source.[21:01:27] <rmustacc> The 'High Percision Event timer'[21:01:46] <rmustacc> It's what some OSes use a basis for keeping track of elapsing time.[21:02:05] <rmustacc> There are various timer backends that an Operating System can use.[21:02:22] <rmustacc> These include the PIT (rather old), the HPET, and the various forms of the APIC.[21:03:14] <noahmehl> damn[21:03:24] <noahmehl> hardware makers making things complicated![21:08:50] *** th has quit IRC[21:09:39] <noahmehl> ok[21:09:50] <noahmehl> well, i'm checking the bios for aes[21:09:54] <noahmehl> i'm sure that's the problem there[21:12:35] <noahmehl> yups, aes disabled in bios :([21:14:39] *** th has joined #smartos[21:14:39] *** th has joined #smartos[21:16:58] *** bixu has joined #smartos[21:23:32] <noahmehl> rmustacc: cpu_type: host and turning on aes in the bios fixed it :)[21:23:34] <noahmehl> thanks![21:23:40] <rmustacc> No problem, glad it's working.[21:23:42] <noahmehl> I'll have to figure out how to fix the other thing[21:24:30] *** trentster has quit IRC[21:24:47] *** trentster has joined #smartos[21:37:22] *** enmand has joined #smartos[21:42:52] *** enmand has quit IRC[21:45:11] *** th has quit IRC[21:54:01] *** noahmehl has quit IRC[21:54:31] *** th has joined #smartos[21:54:31] *** th has joined #smartos[22:14:38] *** bixu has quit IRC[22:45:28] *** Webhostbudd has joined #smartos[22:46:54] *** Webhostbudd_ has quit IRC[22:51:27] *** enmand has joined #smartos[23:18:17] <benbangert> smartos bitches about no domain name or something when it boots up, I assume this is cause there's no fqdn set anywhere, where abouts do I set that?[23:19:14] <benbangert> the "unable to qualify my own domain name" messages is what I'm referring to[23:27:17] <benbangert> nevermind, fixed /etc/hosts, I shall assume that perists across reboots?[23:27:24] <benbangert> or do I need to add something to /usbkey/config?[23:35:51] *** lpin has quit IRC