January 22, 2017 
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January 22, 2017 [00:07:40] *** potatosalad <potatosalad!~potatosal@174-126-190-180.cpe.cableone.net> has joined #smartos[00:25:10] *** potatosalad <potatosalad!~potatosal@174-126-190-180.cpe.cableone.net> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. 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ZZZzzz…)[11:49:14] *** poige_ <poige_!~textual@183.89.51.78> has joined #smartos[11:51:49] *** tozhu <tozhu!~Thunderbi@218.88.86.234> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds)[11:57:13] <sjorge> rmustacc: how would I figure out why a USB3 device shows up fine if i plug it in after boot but not when it is plugged in during boot?[11:57:34] <sjorge> Any paticular output you need?[12:04:26] *** ShalokShalom_ <ShalokShalom_!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has joined #smartos[12:08:24] *** ShalokShalom <ShalokShalom!~quassel@194-96-127-208.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[12:10:03] *** liuzhen <liuzhen!~textual@123.116.41.1> has joined #smartos[12:14:50] *** ShalokShalom_ <ShalokShalom_!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[12:20:07] *** poige_ <poige_!~textual@183.89.51.78> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[12:29:39] *** Gathis <Gathis!~TheBlack@unaffiliated/gathis> has joined #smartos[12:54:29] *** homelab <homelab!~ipt1345@c-bcbbe255.011-473-756d651.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se> has joined #smartos[12:54:33] <homelab> Hey[12:54:51] <homelab> Is X9DRD-7LN4F-JBOD fully compateble with smart os?[13:11:38] *** liuzhen <liuzhen!~textual@123.116.41.1> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[13:34:51] *** liuzhen <liuzhen!~textual@123.116.41.1> has joined #smartos[14:15:50] *** andy_js <andy_js!~andy@90.193.56.27> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[14:16:55] *** andy_js <andy_js!~andy@90.193.56.27> has joined #smartos[14:18:22] *** iaglium <iaglium!U2FsdGVkX1@ma.sdf.org> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)[14:26:26] *** iaglium <iaglium!U2FsdGVkX1@ma.sdf.org> has joined #smartos[14:31:53] <tat-> any tips for tuning/debugging the tcp stack on smartos? iperf GZ -> remote linux machine (1Gbit connection, ~8ms RTT) gives me ~50Mbit, while the same test on a Linux VM in KVM (on smartos) runs at ~600Mbit[14:32:29] <tat-> I see similar numbers when transferring files over sftp[14:38:25] <nbjoerg> and in the reverse direction?[14:41:17] *** io_bora <io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has joined #smartos[14:43:23] <tat-> in the reverse direction the perfomance is pretty much the same in the GZ and on KVM, about ~300Mbit[14:44:20] <nbjoerg> I'm not completely sure, but it seems the default window limits are different for send and recv?[14:45:33] <nbjoerg> compare "ndd -get /dev/tcp tcp_xmit_hiwat" and "ndd -get /dev/tcp tcp_recv_hiwat"[14:45:47] *** io_bora <io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[15:01:01] <tat-> you're right. 128000 vs 1048576[15:01:27] <nbjoerg> test increasing the former to the value of the later[15:01:54] <nbjoerg> you might also in general want to raise tcp_max_buf -- GigE with RTT of 8ms is about the limit of a 1MB buffer[15:05:00] *** shyu <shyu!~shyu@111.197.119.250> has joined #smartos[15:10:51] <tat-> hm. after adjusting tcp_xmit_hiwat to 1048576 it starts off at a higher rate (~150Mbit), but quickly goes down to ~50Mbit.[15:14:58] <nbjoerg> are you sure that your link is not contended then?[15:15:54] <nbjoerg> any fancy MSS handling?[15:16:04] <nbjoerg> there are a couple of possible reasons[15:19:09] *** chrisBF <chrisBF!56a88298@gateway/web/freenode/ip.86.168.130.152> has left #smartos[15:19:19] *** chrisBF <chrisBF!56a88298@gateway/web/freenode/ip.86.168.130.152> has joined #smartos[15:19:40] <tat-> I'm pretty sure it's not the link, as I'm able to push ~600Mbit from a Linux VM running in the GZ where I'm testing from[15:20:29] <tat-> and it should't be any MSS handling for IPv4-traffic[15:20:55] *** tozhu <tozhu!~Thunderbi@218.88.86.234> has joined #smartos[15:25:01] <tat-> removed the mss clamping that I've enabled for my IPv6-tunnel just to make sure. that didn't change anything.[15:25:30] *** tozhu <tozhu!~Thunderbi@218.88.86.234> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 258 seconds)[15:41:19] *** liuzhen <liuzhen!~textual@123.116.41.1> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds)[15:44:44] *** handlex <handlex!~handlex@179.214.98.122> has joined #smartos[15:49:24] *** io_bora <io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has joined #smartos[15:58:05] *** io_bora <io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds)[16:06:16] <Aquatique> howdy[16:06:48] <Aquatique> got stuck into strange gotchas with sata drives (all are offline)[16:07:26] <Aquatique> with luxadm being stripped of SmartOS %)[16:13:06] <Aquatique> and of course I've got "sata:sata_auto_online=1" in /etc/system override[16:17:43] *** ShalokShalom <ShalokShalom!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has joined #smartos[16:33:01] *** jhendricks <jhendricks!~jhendrick@c-73-162-7-40.hsd1.ca.comcast.net> has joined #smartos[16:37:59] *** handlex <handlex!~handlex@179.214.98.122> has quit IRC (Quit: handlex)[16:42:14] *** chrisBF <chrisBF!56a88298@gateway/web/freenode/ip.86.168.130.152> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[16:49:55] *** handlex <handlex!~handlex@2804:14c:658f:4dc7:b98a:4342:80ab:a4f5> has joined #smartos[16:53:12] *** shyu <shyu!~shyu@111.197.119.250> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 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<io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[18:45:29] *** jhendricks <jhendricks!~jhendrick@c-73-162-7-40.hsd1.ca.comcast.net> has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving.)[18:55:24] *** poige_ <poige_!~textual@183.89.51.78> has joined #smartos[19:03:35] *** Psy0rz <Psy0rz!psy@77.74.48.183> has quit IRC (Quit: configuring ipv6)[19:04:06] *** ShalokShalom <ShalokShalom!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[19:47:42] *** bennabiy <bennabiy!~bennabiy@unaffiliated/bennabiy> has joined #smartos[19:53:37] <jzu_> by the way, if I create a instance with just only fabric IP the only way to access it is through some instance that has also public/external IP, right? :)[19:54:00] <jzu_> (if it's native container or KVM, Docker you can access using $ docker exec)[19:55:06] <bennabiy> what would be the cause of being able to ssh only through my GZ to a KVM, but not through the WAN (when I was able to)[19:55:55] <jzu_> routes not being correctly set?[19:56:06] <bennabiy> that is my guess[19:56:24] <bennabiy> but I cannot see where the routes are failing.[19:58:22] *** ShalokShalom_ <ShalokShalom_!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has joined #smartos[20:00:37] <bennabiy> Any thoughts on how to test it. My router shows that the ports are being hit, but no response from the server[20:02:18] *** Psy0rz <Psy0rz!psy@lounge.datux.nl> has joined #smartos[20:04:12] *** ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom[20:05:11] *** ShalokShalom <ShalokShalom!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[20:05:24] *** ShalokShalom <ShalokShalom!~quassel@194-96-112-185.adsl.highway.telekom.at> has joined #smartos[20:22:37] <rmustacc> sjorge: I'm not entirely sure. Can you file a bug on github.com/joyent/smartos-live/issues, and we'll use that to track this, so this isn't just IRC pings that may get lost?[20:51:08] <bennabiy> rmustacc: is it possible that something in the GZ would be blocking access to the networking stack within a kvm instance?[20:51:30] <rmustacc> Not that I can think of off hand.[20:51:40] <bennabiy> I can ssh from the GZ to the kvm, but not from outside the LAN, but it was working before[20:51:44] <rmustacc> Whenever this thing happens, I'd focus on pinging the gateway and seeing the last place you lose a packet.[20:51:53] <rmustacc> From within the KVM guest.[20:52:14] <bennabiy> from within the KVM I am fine, it is trying to reach it from the outside[20:52:22] <rmustacc> Then use snoop -z <zone> -d <dev> to check for where things are getting dropped.[20:52:39] <bennabiy> from the GZ correct?[20:52:47] <rmustacc> Well, the first question to ask is are you getting packets from the router?[20:53:09] <bennabiy> I see packets hitting both my firewall rule, and the nat[20:53:17] <bennabiy> as far as logging,[20:53:29] <rmustacc> Sure, but do they make it to the physical nic or not.[20:53:31] <rmustacc> That's question one.[20:53:36] <bennabiy> good question[20:53:41] <bennabiy> It is not seeming it[20:53:44] <rmustacc> Well, maybe question two. Question one may be do they make it to the vnic.[20:54:05] <rmustacc> So, do something like snoop -r -d <device vnic is over> icmp[20:54:18] <rmustacc> And see if you see ICMP requests from outside the gateway make it there.[20:54:53] <bennabiy> for device, would I list the name (like admin) or the interface?[20:55:29] <rmustacc> The interface.[20:55:35] <rmustacc> So, something like igb1, etc.[20:55:43] <rmustacc> (The things that show up in dladm show-phys)[20:55:48] <bennabiy> yes[20:56:13] <bennabiy> now, I do not allow icmp through the firewall right now...[20:56:18] <bennabiy> so that might not show me what I need[20:56:23] <rmustacc> OK.[20:56:38] <rmustacc> I'd recommend enabling ICMP as that's simpler to troubleshoot than everything else.[20:56:50] <rmustacc> (The regular once a second packet makes it easy to see whether or not it's going or getting a reply)[21:01:02] *** poige_ <poige_!~textual@183.89.51.78> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[21:20:01] *** ed209 <ed209!~ed209@165.225.128.67> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[21:20:07] *** ed209 <ed209!~ed209@165.225.128.67> has joined #smartos[21:31:15] <bennabiy> rmustacc: so stuff is hitting on other ports just not ssh[21:31:25] <bennabiy> I can watch the traffic making it to it[21:31:29] <bennabiy> through snoop[21:31:43] <bennabiy> imap is working, http is working[21:32:54] <rmustacc> bennabiy: So if you snoop -z <zone> -d <dev> port 22[21:33:03] <rmustacc> Do you see traffic going on the vnic?[21:33:13] <bennabiy> one moment, rebooting the router[21:33:35] <nbjoerg> please, never completely block icmp[21:33:46] <nbjoerg> rate limit it or whatever, but don't just completely block it[21:38:19] <bennabiy> I wish snoop had autocomplete for uuid of zone[21:38:32] <bennabiy> also, I get cannot open device[21:38:41] <bennabiy> or DLPI link does not exist[21:40:09] <bennabiy> rmustacc: ^[21:40:43] <bennabiy> I guess that the device in this case is within the zone, correct?[21:40:58] <rmustacc> It is, so if it was zone foo and net0, you'd use -z foo -d net0[21:41:04] <bennabiy> yes[21:41:11] <bennabiy> DLPI link fors not exist[21:41:20] <bennabiy> fors=does[21:41:34] <bennabiy> My fingers speak other languages occasionally[21:41:37] <rmustacc> Is the zone running and are you sure you have the right zone and name?[21:41:41] <bennabiy> yes[21:41:47] <bennabiy> I just sshed into it[21:41:50] <rmustacc> You should be able to confirm with something like dladm show-vnic -z <zone<[21:41:54] <rmustacc> *zone>[21:42:27] <bennabiy> use the link name ?[21:43:17] <bennabiy> it worked using the link name[21:43:28] <bennabiy> sorry, I thought it was the device from within the KVM[21:43:35] <bennabiy> ok, so watching it[21:44:30] <bennabiy> nothing[21:46:00] <bennabiy> Is it possible the ARP cache is poisoned?[21:46:47] <rmustacc> Well, you said http traffic reaches it from the same source, right?[21:46:54] <bennabiy> yes[21:47:06] <bennabiy> everything else reaches it, but not ssh[21:47:12] <bennabiy> but ssh reaches it from the gz[21:47:44] <bennabiy> I can access webmail from it, and it works, and I can connect to the IMAP directly[21:48:18] <bennabiy> rebooting the vm, see if that does it[21:48:34] <rmustacc> Well, if we're not seeing the packets there, I'd check to see if the physical device sees it.[21:48:44] <rmustacc> And if it doesn't, then something else in the path on the network is causing it.[21:49:08] <rmustacc> At least, from the perspective of the most likely culprit.[21:49:53] *** pmooney <pmooney!~pmooney@50-93-248-179.fttp.usinternet.com> has quit IRC (Quit: WeeChat 1.5)[21:50:29] <bennabiy> bah, it is working now[21:50:39] * bennabiy sighs[21:50:53] <bennabiy> thank you for the troubleshooting tips... I did not know about snoop[22:09:09] <simmel> I only had one drive in my smartos machine when I created my zone pool. How can I add another disk to it? Just `zpool add zones c1t0d1`?[22:10:37] <nahamu> simmel: do you want to mirror the drives?[22:10:51] <nahamu> you'd want "zpool attach" if so.[22:12:17] <simmel> nahamu: Yes, I want the two disks to become a mirror. Thank you! I'll read the man-page on attach.[22:12:28] <nbjoerg> would it be possible get something like "vmadm start -C $uuid"?[22:12:45] <nbjoerg> similar to xen's option, i.e. start and attach to console[22:14:07] <simmel> nahamu: Do I have to prepar my new disk in any way? The disk is currently in a softraid in OS X = ) dd over the first KB with zeroes?[22:15:36] <bennabiy> what is the best way to back up a zone or kvm ?[22:16:15] <nahamu> nbjoerg: I just "vmadm start <uuid> ; vmadm console <uuid>" on a single line.[22:16:42] <nbjoerg> nahamu: the xen command ensures that all serial output is visible[22:16:44] <nahamu> simmel: you shouldn't need to.[22:16:49] <nbjoerg> I'm not sure if vmadm console provides that?[22:17:04] *** bennabiy <bennabiy!~bennabiy@unaffiliated/bennabiy> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[22:17:11] <simmel> nahamu: cool, thank you again![22:17:24] <nahamu> nbjoerg: in theory you might be able to miss something. in practice I don't think it's ever been a problem for me.[22:18:33] <nahamu> nbjoerg: is it safe to assume you're talking about a KVM virtual machine?[22:18:55] <nbjoerg> yes[22:20:09] <nahamu> do you only need to capture it read-only or do you need read/write access to the serial conolse?[22:20:28] <nbjoerg> rw[22:21:13] <nahamu> just how fast does your VM start writing to the serial port (and can you introduce a delay long enough to prevent data loss)?[22:21:45] <nahamu> For example, I've tweaked illumos distros as guests to render grub on the serial port.[22:21:59] <nahamu> with the "vmadm start ; vmadm console" I've never missed grub rendering.[22:23:06] <nbjoerg> the boot loader appears very fast :)[22:23:11] <nahamu> which means that you could probably write enough javascript to implement the "-C" flag at that level to run the function that connects to the console immediately after the one that starts the vm.[22:23:12] <rmustacc> It would be nice to have, but it doesn't exist today.[22:23:21] <rmustacc> Probably need to coordinate with QEMU a bit.[22:23:45] <nahamu> yeah, if your VM is "too fast" I agree with rmustacc that more coordination with QEMU would be needed.[22:24:10] <nahamu> nbjoerg: is the guest netbsd or something more exotic?[22:25:00] <nbjoerg> no, netbsd[22:29:07] *** io_bora <io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has joined #smartos[22:31:16] <nahamu> can you stick a delay in the boot loader to give you a little more time to connect?[22:32:06] <nbjoerg> not before it shows the boot menu at least[22:32:36] <nbjoerg> did I mention lofs support for kvm as desirable? :)[22:33:03] <LeftWing> You mean... being able to mount files inside the KVM guest?[22:33:48] <nbjoerg> not the kvm guest[22:33:53] <nbjoerg> but qemu[22:33:59] <nbjoerg> consider ISO images[22:34:19] <nbjoerg> at the moment, you have to copy them into /zones/$uuid/root[22:34:35] <nbjoerg> or you have to semi-permanently configure them as disks[22:34:37] <LeftWing> Ahhh[22:34:49] <nbjoerg> (and have them as zvol)[22:35:33] <LeftWing> Yes, I suppose that would be quite helpful[22:35:36] *** io_bora <io_bora!~io_bora@toroon0624w-lp140-03-174-95-101-32.dsl.bell.ca> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[22:38:54] <arekinath> we could implement the crazy p9fs via virtio thing ;)[22:58:02] <nahamu> I think you can already lofs mount in ISOs. Have you tried?[22:58:16] <nahamu> does the KVM brand not respect "filesystems" ?[22:58:35] <nbjoerg> I don't think it does[22:58:47] <nahamu> have you tried?[22:58:51] <nbjoerg> I tried to use it but failed. granted, it's been a while[23:00:04] <nahamu> I'll poke that later.[23:00:10] * nahamu going afk[23:04:40] *** homelab <homelab!~ipt1345@c-bcbbe255.011-473-756d651.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[23:05:37] <simmel> nahamu: Sweet! attache worked well, I had to use -f since it had an existing filesystem/layout. Now resilvering. Thanks![23:11:15] <simmel> Uh.. Is there a better way to reboot(1) or poweroff(1) your SmartOS machine? LX and KVM kind doesn't like them. 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