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1308881171 J * Janno Janno@server3.raumopol.de
1308881623 J * ryker ~Adium@c-76-16-115-27.hsd1.in.comcast.net
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1308914338 J * lvpvpl ~blagoj@193.104.33.10
1308914366 M * lvpvpl Guys, can someone help me with this.
1308914385 M * lvpvpl I try to upgrade ubutnu 10.10 to ubuntu 11.04 in a VPS.
1308914394 M * lvpvpl When mysql upgrade begin I get this error.
1308914401 M * lvpvpl status: Unable to connect to Upstart: Failed to connect to socket /com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refused
1308914406 M * lvpvpl etc....
1308914411 M * lvpvpl Ane upgrade stop.
1308914417 M * lvpvpl Any help?
1308915032 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1308915037 M * Bertl morning folks!
1308915064 M * Bertl lvpvpl: is upstart running inside the guest?
1308915066 M * hparker Morning Bertl 
1308915077 M * Bertl lvpvpl: what kernel/patch/util-vserver version?
1308916334 M * Guy- I have a weird problem where apparently inside a vserver, supplementary group memberships are not considered for filesystem write access on FUSE filesystems bind mounted from the host
1308916367 M * Guy- any idea why that could be?
1308916410 M * Bertl example?
1308916442 M * Guy- I'll pastebin it
1308916747 M * Guy- Bertl: http://pastebin.com/0L2NtGdm
1308916873 M * Guy- the kernel is 2.6.38.6-vs2.3.0.37-rc15 and the fs is zfs-fuse, fwiw
1308916948 M * lvpvpl I use 2.6.33.7-vs2.3.0.36.30.4
1308916955 M * Bertl hmm, fuse
1308916984 M * Bertl let's get an strace -fF of both touch
1308916995 M * Bertl i.e. the one inside the guest and the one on the host
1308917029 M * Guy- a sec
1308917149 M * Guy- Bertl: http://pastebin.com/p9sBVDrY (inside guest)
1308917317 M * Guy- Bertl: http://pastebin.com/05Ec2QRr (on host)
1308917377 M * Bertl okay, let's do a few checks then
1308917415 M * Bertl does it work on a guest filesystem (ignoring zfs/fuse)
1308917435 M * Bertl (or is everything fuse except the rootfs?)
1308917441 M * Guy- it works on the rootfs of the guest, which is ext4
1308917460 M * Bertl okay, then let's make this a little more complicated
1308917474 M * Bertl i.e. mount a loopback ext4 on the host
1308917484 M * Bertl and --bind mount that into the guest and try again
1308917506 M * Bertl (can be separate partition, i.e. no loopback required)
1308917534 M * Guy- I also have an xfs bind mounted from the host
1308917540 M * Guy- will that serve the same purpose?
1308917557 M * Bertl ext4 would be better, but if it works there, we have a valid result
1308917591 M * Guy- it works with the xfs too
1308917609 Q * geb Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1308917610 M * Bertl so I presume it is fuse related
1308917622 M * Guy- yes
1308917631 M * Bertl or maybe zfs related ... who knows
1308917640 M * Guy- not zfs related because it works on the host
1308917646 M * Guy- (on the same zfs volume)
1308917654 M * Guy- the same directory, in fact
1308917654 M * Bertl doesn't mean it works in different namespaces
1308917660 M * Bertl but we can check that
1308917680 M * Bertl i.e. start the guest, enter the guest namespace (the inner one) and do the mount there
1308917691 M * Bertl then let's see if it works inside the guest
1308917860 M * Guy- can you give me an example command line for that?
1308917881 M * Guy- vnamespace -e xid mount ...?
1308917905 M * Guy- I don't know how to enter the inner namespace and mount something there
1308917930 M * Bertl vnamespace -i 1 -e 103 -- /bin/bash
1308917954 M * Bertl vnamespace -i 1 -e <xid> -- /bin/bash
1308918016 M * Bertl use that just for the mount, enter the guest via ssh (or if necessary vserver .. enter) to do the actual tests
1308918017 M * Guy- OK, but when I do this, I no longer see the host fs I want to bind mount, because this also chroots me
1308918031 M * Bertl you want to do the fuse mount, not a bind mount
1308918041 M * Guy- oh, that
1308918042 J * geb ~geb@mars.gebura.eu.org
1308918051 M * Bertl the bind mount case we already know :)
1308918093 M * Guy- I daren't start another zfs-fuse inside a guest when I have one running on the host
1308918105 M * Bertl make a new one then
1308918111 M * Guy- and I can't stop the one on the host because then I can't start the guest :)
1308918123 M * Guy- maybe I could use an image file for it
1308918134 M * Guy- OK, hang on
1308918143 M * Bertl just do it inside the guest namespace
1308918656 M * Guy- cannot mount 'test': Input/output error.
1308918659 M * Guy- Make sure the FUSE module is loaded.
1308918664 M * Guy- this is inside the vnamespace
1308918696 M * Bertl strace the mount, maybe it needs something from proc or so
1308918838 M * Guy- no, it only communicates with a unix domain socket of the zfs-fuse server process
1308918861 M * Guy- perhaps _that_ gets the io error
1308918862 M * Guy- a sec
1308918906 M * WMP Bertl: http://wklej.org/id/551928/
1308918966 Q * jrayhawk Remote host closed the connection
1308918976 M * Guy- [pid 10401] mount("kstat", "/zfs-kstat", "fuse", MS_NOSUID|MS_NODEV, "allow_other,fd=12,rootmode=40000,user_id=0,group_id=0") = -1 EPERM (Operation not permitted)
1308919001 M * Guy- I presume I need to give this guest some special permissions first?
1308919016 M * Guy- or should I also start zfs-fuse via vnamespace?
1308919067 M * Bertl yes, that's the idea
1308919200 M * Guy- OK
1308919203 M * WMP Bertl: i can;t doing ifup INTERFACE?
1308919295 M * Bertl you can do, but as I explained lenthy yesterday (and daniel_hozac explained once more) you are not supposed to assign the same IP twice
1308919311 M * Bertl once via the host config
1308919320 M * Bertl and another time via the guest config
1308919411 M * WMP ok
1308919425 M * WMP i dont understand yours english ;)
1308919427 M * WMP but ok
1308919436 M * Guy- Bertl: OK, inside vnamespace, the touch experiment works
1308919445 M * Bertl WMP: on the host:
1308919464 M * Bertl ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
1308919472 M * Bertl in the guest config:
1308919482 M * Bertl interfaces/0/dev with 'eth0'
1308919492 M * Bertl interfaces/0/ip with '192.168.0.1'
1308919499 M * Bertl won't work as expected
1308919502 M * Guy- Bertl: in vnamespace, it works on both the bind mounted host zfs as well as the zfs mounted inside vnamespace
1308919541 M * Bertl and when you enter the guest now?
1308919565 M * Guy- Bertl: doesn't work
1308919573 M * Guy- same permission problem as before
1308919684 M * Bertl okay, please verify that it is the same with 2.6.38.8 and the according patch, do you use any other patches?
1308919694 M * Bertl I'll have a look at the code in the meantime
1308919802 M * WMP Bertl: ok, in host in /etc/network/interface i have: auto eth0:10
1308919806 M * WMP i remove this ;)
1308919890 M * Guy- Bertl: I have no other patches
1308919905 M * Guy- Bertl: I can upgrade the kernel perhaps later today, but not right now
1308919931 M * Bertl does the zfs fuse thingy require a special kernel module or does it work with the kernel provided fuse?
1308919960 M * Guy- it's plain fuse
1308919994 M * Guy- you can create a testcase using 'zpool create test /dev/loop0'
1308920001 M * Guy- this will cause a /test directory appear
1308920012 M * Guy- you can set the permissions appropriately on that and test away
1308920030 M * Guy- (but obviously loop0 must be attached to something)
1308920169 J * ryker ~Adium@c-76-16-115-27.hsd1.in.comcast.net
1308921471 P * lvpvpl 
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1308922249 M * Bertl Guy-: what does lsxid and lsattr report on that file?
1308922523 M * Bertl also, it seems that fuse checks (by default) that the filesystem daemon has ptrace on the task trying to do anything with the filesystem ... which probably is not the case with different contexts
1308922554 M * Bertl there seems to be a flag (FUSE_ALLOW_OTHER) to eliminate this check
1308922648 M * Bertl does access to the file work if it is in the primary group?
1308922839 M * Guy- Bertl: yes it works if it's the primary group
1308922846 M * Guy- fuse_allow_other is enabled
1308922888 M * Guy- Bertl: lsattr says function not implemented
1308922912 M * Guy- lsxid says !!ERR!!
1308922927 M * Bertl okay, that's fine
1308922955 M * Guy- lsattr on the host says
1308922957 M * Guy- lsattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device While reading flags on ./.
1308923520 M * Bertl anything in dmesg?
1308924219 M * Bertl Guy-: funny questions, the host and guest group ids are in sync, yes?
1308924225 M * Bertl *question
1308924241 M * Guy- Bertl: yes they are, both use the same ldap, and the same nscd in fact
1308924259 M * Guy- nothing in dmesg, no
1308924451 M * Bertl posix acl enabled or disabled?
1308924570 M * Guy- Bertl: where?
1308924576 M * Guy- Bertl: zfs-fuse doesn't support posix acls
1308924628 M * Guy- (which vexes me greatly, btw)
1308924745 M * Bertl interesting ...
1308924809 M * Guy- did you try to reproduce it?
1308924908 M * Bertl can't do that with my current setup atm
1308924933 M * Bertl well, at least not in a debugable way
1308925474 J * derjohn_mob aj@88.128.174.185
1308925550 J * hijacker_ ~hijacker@87-126-142-51.btc-net.bg
1308925613 J * repiwm ~repiwm@vatapa.cinbesa.com.br
1308925728 M * Bertl hmmm, sure about the acl part, because the spec file requires the acl libraries
1308925888 M * Bertl Guy-: where do I get a package for the utils?
1308925915 M * Bertl or is that part of the tar?
1308926235 J * dowdle ~dowdle@scott.coe.montana.edu
1308926243 M * Bertl ah, seems that is already there
1308926703 J * jrayhawk ~jrayhawk@216.151.3.174
1308927081 M * Guy- Bertl: sorry, I never tried to build it from source, I just apt-get install it
1308927301 M * Guy- Bertl: and yes, I am sure about the acl part
1308927632 M * Bertl setfacl -m user:bertl:r /test/x
1308927640 M * Bertl getfacl /test/x | grep bertl
1308927647 M * Bertl user:bertl:r--
1308927664 M * Bertl so to me that looks like acls are working just fine
1308927671 M * Guy- it says operation not supported when I try that
1308927683 M * Bertl maybe you should update then?
1308927683 M * Guy- what version of zfs-fuse do you have?
1308927693 M * Bertl the current, i.e. 0.7.0 IIRC
1308927697 M * Guy- so do I
1308927728 M * Bertl maybe your deb wasn't built with acl support?
1308927779 M * Bertl anyway, seems to be enabled here and works out of the box and I can recreate the supplementary group issue
1308927780 M * Guy- it wasn't, but I'm very surprised that there is acl support - I didn't see anything related to that in the changelog
1308927800 M * Guy- so the supplementary group issue is still present then?
1308927826 M * Bertl yep, but I'm not sure it is Linux-VServer related
1308927842 Q * dowdle Remote host closed the connection
1308927871 M * Guy- you mean it could be due to the vanilla context support vserver relies on?
1308927887 M * Bertl it looks like a namespace issue
1308927919 M * Bertl but as I said, I cannot really debug the issue on that system
1308927968 M * Guy- OK, thanks for the effort so far anyway :)
1308928154 J * dowdle ~dowdle@scott.coe.montana.edu
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1308930084 J * nkukard ~nkukard@41-133-248-130.dsl.mweb.co.za
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1308931504 M * Guy- Bertl: haha, I rebuilt zfs-fuse to try to get acl support, and the version I built from the same source segfaults in getopt inside libc6 :)
1308931554 M * Bertl so it can be assumed that it is heavily patched to work/build in your distro
1308931593 M * Guy- not patched at all, from the looks of it
1308931627 M * Bertl so why does the .deb work then?
1308931652 M * Guy- because it was built without libacl1-dev being present, apparently
1308931685 M * Bertl ah, so libacl1 is buggy then?
1308931698 M * Guy- it seems to be more complicated than that
1308931708 M * Guy- another possibility is that it segfaults for me because my libc is newer
1308932017 M * Guy- it certainly looks like some string handling problem
1308932036 M * Guy- e.g. when starting it from the command line it says
1308932038 M * Guy- Usage: 1�I��^H��H���PTI��0�I [OPTION]...
1308932042 M * Guy- that can't be right :)
1308932062 M * Guy- I've looked at it in gdb and with valgrind (but I don't understand what valgrind's telling me)
1308932075 M * Guy- however, I'm not asking for help with this, it was just microblogging :)
1308932109 M * mnemoc those were more than 140 chars
1308932123 M * Bertl :)
1308932160 M * Guy- mnemoc: several back-to-back microblog entries then :)
1308932369 M * Guy- Bertl: interestingly, none of the built binaries match libacl, so perhaps the source was patched after all (and the relevant debian policy of providing pristine upstream sources not followed - but then, this package came from an ubuntu ppa, which in retrospect says it all)
1308932375 M * Guy- I'll retry with pristine sources
1308932507 M * Guy- but no, the sources are identical
1308932517 M * Guy- it just didn't seem to link against libacl1
1308932613 M * Bertl well, all I did here is 'rpm -tb <source>'
1308932632 M * Bertl as it contains the spec file which seems to work fine on my distro
1308932648 M * Guy- Bertl: just out of curiosity, is your zfs-fuse binary using libacl?
1308932674 M * Bertl I'd say so, as the spec explicitely required the devel package
1308932683 M * Bertl but I can check in a minute
1308933030 M * Bertl nope, doesn't link against libacl1 directly
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1308937019 J * Piet_ ~Piet__@659AACOJC.tor-irc.dnsbl.oftc.net
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1308938929 M * WMP Bertl, daniel_hozac: http://wklej.org/id/552139 - lod from dmesg on host, what is?
1308939581 M * Bertl OOM kill
1308939615 M * Bertl i.e. the guest exhausted the memory granted via cgroups
1308940173 M * WMP ok
1308940189 M * WMP is posisble to log this to other log file?
1308940688 M * Bertl you can probably configure your kernel logger to log elsewhere
1308940722 M * Bertl but if you mean something like per guest event log, you have to do that via pattern matching or similar
1308940895 M * WMP ok
1308941180 M * Bertl you can see the xid (context number) in the Killed message
1308941197 M * Bertl in this case it is #6 i.e. context number 6
1308941231 M * Guy- Bertl: just to keep you posted - I rebuilt the same deb on a different system and it doesn't segfault there
1308941258 M * Bertl okay, does the acl stuff work on that one?
1308941296 M * Bertl (just curious :)
1308941306 J * sannes ~ace@cm-84.209.81.224.getinternet.no
1308941322 M * Guy- about to try that :)
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1308941370 M * Guy- setfacl: foo: Operation not supported
1308941375 M * Guy- so no, it doesn't
1308941381 M * Bertl interesting
1308941396 M * Guy- are you positive your zfs was mounted when you tried this?
1308941460 M * Guy- (could you have set the acl on a file under the zfs mountpoint, on the underlying fs?)
1308941627 J * FireEgl ~FireEgl@173-16-9-3.client.mchsi.com
1308942151 M * Bertl let's try again, I updated the system in the meantime (i.e. what I had planned to do before the test :)
1308942188 M * Bertl (which means I have to rebuild the thing, but shouldn't take too long)
1308942192 M * Guy- I'm really curious now :)
1308942213 M * Guy- the only thing zfs-fuse is supposed to support is enforcing ACLs created on Solaris, iiuc
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1308945707 M * Bertl Guy-: http://paste.linux-vserver.org/20014
1308945735 M * Bertl the getfacl message is stupid, but it is the correct file (i.e. I double checked that with absolute and relative pathes)
1308945772 M * Guy- Bertl: OK, colour me nonplussed
1308945786 M * Guy- Bertl: what version of acl and fuse do you have?
1308945817 M * Guy- Bertl: also, for reference, can you please provide zpool get all test and zfs get all test?
1308945859 M * Guy- also, you aren't running insde something like fakeroot that'd conceivably fake the ACL settings, are you?
1308945940 J * BenG ~bengreen@cpc12-aztw24-2-0-cust146.aztw.cable.virginmedia.com
1308946176 M * Bertl http://paste.linux-vserver.org/20015
1308946192 M * Bertl no fakeroot, just bare hardware
1308946292 M * Guy- anything that looks relevant in /etc/zfs/zfsrc?
1308946359 M * Bertl doesn't exist
1308946436 M * Guy- OK, can you discover what your fuse mount options are?
1308946437 M * Guy- (for zfs)
1308946457 M * Guy- maybe mtab has them
1308946470 M * Guy- oh, also /proc/mounts does
1308946926 M * Bertl test /test fuse.zfs rw,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other 0 0
1308946946 M * Guy- OK, I also have default_permissions
1308946951 M * Guy- maybe that's what messes it up
1308947068 M * Guy- no, that's not it either
1308947117 M * Guy- I'm especially amazed because I found a mailing list thread of zfs-fuse developers "starting to play" with posix acls one day before 0.7.0 was released
1308947127 M * Guy- so it's really not supposed to work yet :)
1308947139 M * Guy- Bertl: in addition to being able to set ACLs, are they also honoured?
1308947251 M * Guy- (here is the thread, btw: https://groups.google.com/group/zfs-fuse/browse_thread/thread/c0090aa06349eba6/8744c7ac867386b0 )
1308947331 M * Guy- there is also a May wishlist report about missing ACL support, and the developers didn't jump down the reporter's throat :)
1308947364 J * sannes ~ace@cm-84.209.81.224.getinternet.no
1308947528 M * Bertl haven't checked that yet :)
1308947687 M * Guy- and you have a plain 0.7.0 zfs-fuse, not something you pulled from Emmanuel Anne's git repository oslt, right? :)
1308947717 M * Bertl I downloaded the tarball they have on the first page and did an rpm -tb on it
1308947762 M * Guy- (btw, my rpm doesn't even have a -tb option)
1308947779 M * Guy- rpm 4.9, fwiw
1308947805 M * Bertl yeah, well, my disto has ...
1308947820 M * Bertl maybe try rpm-build -t ...
1308947844 M * Guy- it wants some convoluted directory structure for SRPMs
1308947881 M * Guy- I can set one up just for fun, but I'd be _really really_ amazed if the binary I built with rpm behaved very differently from the other one
1308947906 M * Guy- in the meantime I verified that the source I compile is not patched
1308947941 M * Guy- I'm dying to know how you have ACL support that shouldn't be present, though :)
1308947977 M * Guy- Bertl: can you give me your binary rpm?
1308947992 M * Guy- just so that I can make sure it doesn't work for me with that either? :)
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