January 27, 2019 
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January 27, 2019 [00:02:29] <Smithx10> Looks like triton-go doesn't support creating users.[00:07:24] <jubal> hi all - i want to migrate some images out of virtualbox to bhyve (crufty, fragile windows machines) --[00:08:39] <jubal> i'm considering just getting the virtio drivers onto the machines while they're in vbox, creating a couple of dummy bhyve instances on triton, and then using dd to write the raw disk data (after converting the disks with qemu-img) to the zvols[00:09:22] <jubal> does that seem like a good way to go - or have folks found a technique that works?[00:10:35] <jubal> i'm adapting from this (freebsd) blog post: http://mikusa.blogspot.com/2017/01/freenas-migrating-from-virtualbox-to.html[01:11:24] *** andy_js <andy_js!~andy@94.3.60.133> has quit IRC (Quit: andy_js)[01:34:33] *** rsully <rsully!~rsully@unaffiliated/rsully> has quit IRC (Quit: rsully)[01:57:32] *** synegy34 <synegy34!~gatekeep@pe-1-0.wan.rtr1.jmp.cx> has joined #smartos[01:59:13] *** gatekeep 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<danmcd!~danmcd@static-71-174-113-16.bstnma.fios.verizon.net> has quit IRC ()[06:37:28] *** rsully <rsully!~rsully@unaffiliated/rsully> has quit IRC (Quit: rsully)[07:28:01] *** hotbox <hotbox!~hotbox@2001:41d0:fe8f:b70a:20d:b9ff:fe47:7c05> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)[08:07:46] *** mgerdts <mgerdts!~textual@2600-6c44-0c7f-ec89-e9f0-4d83-1174-c9cb.dhcp6.chtrptr.net> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[08:08:53] *** mgerdts <mgerdts!~textual@2600-6c44-0c7f-ec89-d1d7-4c0f-4e52-06ab.dhcp6.chtrptr.net> has joined #smartos[09:07:20] <jubal> approaching victory on getting win2012r2 image put together for bhyve, but after creating the image (following the steps: here https://github.com/joyent/sdc-vmtools-windows/tree/master/bhyve) - i now can import the image and manifest with imgadm on the headnode - but importing with sdc-imgadm fails[09:07:29] <jubal> with ClientError: Error: socket hang up; caused by Error: socket hang up[09:08:58] <jubal> i'm combing thru echelog and see a couple of other people who have run into this, but no description of the fix - anyone have any hints?[09:11:41] <jubal> i can imgadm install, and it works, but sdc-imgadm import throws the socket hang up exception[09:15:37] *** fanta7531 <fanta7531!~fanta7531@p200300F76BCCBC01089CBA0120CE552E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has joined #smartos[09:31:47] <sjorge> jrg: have you tried with /native/sbin/mount -F smbfs ...[09:31:59] <sjorge> Last i recall that still worked[10:08:37] *** fanta7531 <fanta7531!~fanta7531@p200300F76BCCBC01089CBA0120CE552E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has quit IRC (Quit: fanta7531)[10:24:41] <jubal> figured it out - i didn't put nic_driver,disk_driver,cpu_type,image_size and owner key/values into the manifest json[10:50:56] *** olsner <olsner!~salparot@c193-14-198-108.bredband.comhem.se> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[10:50:56] *** jrg <jrg!~jrg@unaffiliated/jrg> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)[11:10:22] *** fanta7531 <fanta7531!~fanta7531@p200300F76BCCBC01089CBA0120CE552E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has joined #smartos[11:26:56] *** olsner <olsner!~salparot@c193-14-198-108.bredband.comhem.se> has joined #smartos[12:24:04] *** jrg <jrg!~jrg@unaffiliated/jrg> has joined #smartos[12:47:32] *** andy_js <andy_js!~andy@94.3.60.133> has joined #smartos[14:13:43] *** hadfl <hadfl!~hadfl@omniosce.ee.ethz.ch> has quit IRC (Quit: bye...)[14:13:43] *** andyf <andyf!~andyf@omniosce.ee.ethz.ch> has quit IRC (Quit: nn)[14:14:03] *** andyf <andyf!~andyf@omniosce.ee.ethz.ch> has joined #smartos[14:14:33] *** hadfl <hadfl!~hadfl@omniosce.ee.ethz.ch> has joined #smartos[14:14:53] *** hadfl <hadfl!~hadfl@omniosce.ee.ethz.ch> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[14:15:35] *** hadfl <hadfl!~hadfl@omniosce.ee.ethz.ch> has joined #smartos[14:47:33] <jrg> sjorge: there seems to be something wrong with it[14:47:44] <jrg> i'll try it but i think the native mount doesn't support > smb1 like fbsd?[14:47:54] <jrg> i ran into this problem while trying to mount on the smartos side[14:47:57] <jrg> but i'll try it again[14:50:00] <jrg> mount: failed to open driver: syserr = No such file or directory[14:50:00] <jrg> mount: Could not contact service: svc:/network/smb/client[14:51:51] <jrg> the service is running on the smartos side[14:52:03] <jrg> no idea what the problem is. seems like cifs mounting with smartos doesn't seem to work?[15:02:21] <jrg> login failed: syserr = remote call failed[15:13:48] <jrg> sjorge: yeah. seems impossible right now i suppose. i can't mount a share from my fnas box from either the smartos side or within the lx zone[15:14:15] <jrg> i might just give up on using the lx zone as a shell box[15:15:21] <jrg> and possibly work on making a bhyve VM for debian. :/[15:17:19] <Smithx10> jrg: there already is a debian bhyve vm[15:17:31] <Smithx10> https://github.com/joyent/mi-debian-bhyve-8[15:21:02] <jrg> Smithx10: yah i know. i just haven't tried to make one[15:21:11] <jrg> i was hoping to use the lx zone but the lack of smb kind of makes it a deal breaker[15:21:25] <Smithx10> i just use bhyve for my shell[15:21:30] <jrg> well.... smb mounting. heh. nfs isn't a good option for me[15:21:44] <Smithx10> Any reason you don't use SmartOS>[15:21:44] <jrg> yah i already have a debian kvm made and runs great.. but performance issues[15:21:53] <jrg> i am using smartos heh[15:22:09] <jrg> or do you mean for the zone?[15:22:22] <jrg> i can't even get the smb share to mount on the smartos side[15:22:31] <jrg> so i'm sure i'll run into the same issue[15:22:34] <Smithx10> A SmartOS zone.[15:22:49] <Smithx10> https://wiki.smartos.org/display/DOC/Configuring+SMB+in+SmartOS[15:23:30] <jrg> i looked at that.. but that seems more like it is meant to run a smb server[15:23:31] <jrg> ie: mount the other way[15:23:40] <jrg> i'm trying to mount smb into the zone[15:24:02] <jrg> from a freenas box[15:24:35] <Smithx10> just use the client?[15:24:39] <jrg> i was going to mount on the smartos side and lofs it into the zone. but that doesn't seem to work.. it's almost as if the mount for smartos doesn't support the freenas box. only thing i can think of is something similar to fbsd[15:24:46] <Smithx10> why not just use the zone?[15:24:49] <jrg> where fbsd only supports smb1[15:25:00] * jrg scratches his head[15:25:04] <jrg> i don't understand what you mean[15:25:14] <jrg> the client in the lx zone won't work[15:25:30] <jrg> fuse won't work because kernel module is required[15:25:43] <jrg> mount in debian in the lx zone errors out because it doesn't work with lx zones[15:25:48] <Smithx10> dont use a LX zone[15:25:50] <jrg> so i can't just mont -t cifs[15:26:00] <Smithx10> Use a Native Zone.[15:26:24] <jrg> i can try that.. but given that i can't even mount on the smartos side.. i doubt a joyent zone will do any better[15:26:45] <Smithx10> Why can't you mount it in SmartOS?[15:26:50] <jrg> i'll check it out later and see if i can get it working in a smartos zone[15:27:08] <jrg> not sure. keeps giving an error when i try .. like i said. i'm starting to suspect it doesn't support smb2 or 3[15:27:10] <jrg> just like fbsd[15:28:14] <jrg> right now i'm just going to probably use the debian kvm on the smartos box. i was working on migrating off of VMs and use zones. it worked great for zimbra and plex[15:28:22] <jrg> notsomuch for a typical shell box[15:28:41] <jrg> mostly because i need to move files between all the platforms and smb is the only real option to do that[15:28:52] <jrg> while maintaining the AD permissions / logins / etc[15:29:30] <jrg> i'll take your advice tho and try a smartos zone later[15:29:31] <jrg> and see if i have better luck there[15:32:21] <Smithx10> https://illumos.org/man/1M/mount_smbfs[15:33:11] <Smithx10> https://smartos.org/man/4/smb[15:48:08] *** mgerdts <mgerdts!~textual@2600-6c44-0c7f-ec89-d1d7-4c0f-4e52-06ab.dhcp6.chtrptr.net> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)[15:55:13] <jrg> looked at that too heh[15:56:20] <jrg> it seems like it doesn't support whatever protocol freenas uses (which i'm sure is probably smb2+)[15:56:59] <jrg> it's fine. i still have the debian kvm[15:57:20] <jrg> i'll just kill the lx zone and continue to use that... the rest of the stuff worked .. this one is a bit more niche i suppose.[15:58:02] <jrg> i might try to migrate the disk over to a bhyve VM later[15:58:34] <jrg> just to see about the performance gain vs kvm[16:02:52] *** samis <samis!znc@sortix/rw-citizenship/companioncube> has joined #smartos[16:06:15] <Smithx10> Why do you think it doesn’t support that version?[16:06:49] <jrg> because the mount is pretty straightforward[16:06:54] <jrg> i'll try a joyent zone soon[16:07:02] <jrg> maybe later this week and try again and see what happens[16:10:28] <Smithx10> https://www.illumos.org/issues/9735[16:26:43] <jrg> well[16:26:48] <jrg> that explains a lot heh[16:27:11] <jrg> illumos and fbsd seem to lag behind linux with cifs support.. ah well.. i'll just keep using the VM[16:31:16] *** jellydonut <jellydonut!~jelly@75.8.34.95.customer.cdi.no> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[16:32:56] *** jellydonut <jellydonut!~jelly@75.8.34.95.customer.cdi.no> has joined #smartos[16:33:51] <sjorge> Yeah it doesn't seem to work as it depends on /usr/lib/smbfs/smbiod-svc running, which depends on idmap, ....[16:33:58] <sjorge> Well that sucks[16:35:29] *** jellydonut <jellydonut!~jelly@75.8.34.95.customer.cdi.no> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[16:37:46] *** jellydonut <jellydonut!~jelly@75.8.34.95.customer.cdi.no> has joined #smartos[16:46:31] *** fanta7531 <fanta7531!~fanta7531@p200300F76BCCBC01089CBA0120CE552E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has quit IRC (Quit: fanta7531)[16:58:17] *** v_a_b <v_a_b!~volker@p57A27257.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has joined #smartos[17:02:20] *** fanta7531 <fanta7531!~fanta7531@p200300F76BCCBC01089CBA0120CE552E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has joined #smartos[17:06:59] <sjorge> Were there any changes to UEFI/GOP in bhyve recently/[17:07:20] <sjorge> Seems FreeBSD is not too happy anymore with it[17:07:28] <sjorge> it just hangs after initializing the efi console it seems[17:07:52] <sjorge> Using the opnsense 19.1-rc1... Which is FreeBSD 11.3 based[17:10:32] <sjorge> Basically I am hitting https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/install-freezes-at-consoles-efi-consoles.61243/[17:28:17] *** hotbox <hotbox!~hotbox@2001:41d0:fe8f:b70a:20d:b9ff:fe47:7c05> has joined #smartos[17:42:30] <Smithx10> jrg: it looks like its 90% done[17:42:48] <Smithx10> I bet if you poke enough people in here..... they might finish it :P[17:43:15] <Smithx10> Or make a github issue on illumos/joyent[19:28:24] *** jcea <jcea!~Thunderbi@2001:41d0:1:8a82:7670:6e00:7670:6e00> has joined #smartos[19:29:02] <pmooney> sjorge: I've been trying to track something like that down[19:29:19] <pmooney> sjorge: I looks like an interrupt handler configured by UEFI is triggered[19:29:32] <pmooney> But the handler is empty and is configured to simply spin[19:29:58] <pmooney> It's been hard to replicate and so far has proven impossible to trace when it's occuring[19:39:25] <taylorjonl> Anyone know why the lx zone images haven't been updated since 2017? Should people use ubuntu-certified zones instead?[19:49:13] *** cjones_ <cjones_!~cjones@207.34.165.164> has quit IRC (Quit: ZNC 1.7.1 - https://znc.in)[19:53:51] *** cjones_ <cjones_!~cjones@207.34.165.164> has joined #smartos[19:54:31] *** gatekeep <gatekeep!~gatekeep@pe-1-0.wan.rtr1.jmp.cx> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[20:55:09] <jrg> 63d6e664-3f1f-11e8-aef6-a3120cf8dd9d debian-9 20180404 linux lx-dataset 2018-04-04[20:55:25] <jrg> that one is at least from april 2018[20:55:42] <jrg> do they really need to be updated that often as long as the pkg management can work ?[20:57:10] *** samis is now known as CompanionCube[21:34:36] *** Macer <Macer!macer@unaffiliated/macer> has quit IRC (Quit: Fear is the mind killer.)[21:34:49] <taylorjonl> jrg: The latest ubuntu is missing an lx image but the ubuntu-certified is only 3 months old, just wondering if it is a sign and I should be using bhyve instead of lx zones[21:34:52] *** Macer <Macer!macer@unaffiliated/macer> has joined #smartos[21:53:20] *** fanta7531 <fanta7531!~fanta7531@p200300F76BCCBC01089CBA0120CE552E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de> has quit IRC (Quit: fanta7531)[22:11:49] *** axonpoet <axonpoet!~axonpoet@fsf/member/axonpoet> has joined #smartos[22:33:37] <Eimann> I'm waiting for refreshed ubuntu images as well :([22:39:13] *** axonpoet <axonpoet!~axonpoet@fsf/member/axonpoet> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[23:50:35] <jubal> Anyone else running win2012r2 in bhyve? I'm kicking the tires on it, so far it appears to be working, just terribly slow - especially disk io.[23:50:47] <jubal> I updated the virtio drivers (both disk and network) to the redhat 0.1.160 drivers, and it didn't seem to help[23:53:28] <Smithx10> jrg: can you set freenas to server smb v1 also?[23:53:38] <jubal> i'll try spinning it up as a kvm instance to do a comparison[23:56:20] *** jessfraz_ <jessfraz_!~jessfraz@unaffiliated/jessfraz> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[23:57:17] *** jessfraz_ <jessfraz_!~jessfraz@unaffiliated/jessfraz> has joined #smartos