[9fans] vwhois fix

[9fans] vwhois fix

[boyd]

this would appear to be a reasonable hack to get vwhois to plumb to seemail as much as you like:

brahma% diff /n/sources/plan9/rc/bin vwhois
5c5
< 		plumb -dseemail -a 'filetype=vwhois digest=poot mailtype=new sender='^$i /mail/fs/mbox/XXX
---
> 		plumb -dseemail -a 'filetype=vwhois digest='$i.$pid' mailtype=new sender='^$i /mail/fs/mbox/XXX

i tested it with:

    rc -x ./vwhois `{awk -F: '{print $2}' /adm/users}

Re: [9fans] vwhois fix

[David Presotto]

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From: boyd@sdgm.net
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] vwhois fix
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 19:11:23 -0400
Message-ID: <41205239135f8d976dcde3f1a14e97ee@sdgm.net>

this would appear to be a reasonable hack to get vwhois to plumb to seemail as much as you like:

brahma% diff /n/sources/plan9/rc/bin vwhois
5c5
< 		plumb -dseemail -a 'filetype=vwhois digest=poot mailtype=new sender='^$i /mail/fs/mbox/XXX
---
> 		plumb -dseemail -a 'filetype=vwhois digest='$i.$pid' mailtype=new sender='^$i /mail/fs/mbox/XXX

i tested it with:

    rc -x ./vwhois `{awk -F: '{print $2}' /adm/users}

Re: [9fans] vwhois fix

[boyd, rounin]

oh cool.  it's not perfect, but i think it fixes the 'essence' of the problem.

[9fans] Bug Report: snoopy & system load

[Jim Choate]

Hi,

Since there isn't any sort of place to register bugs and such I thought
I'd pass it along.

snoopy will throw 'read exceptions' during a pull on a P2 133MHz with 128M
of RAM. The pull seems to go fine but snoopy seems to have a problem after
about 2-3 minutes of operation.

I've run snoopy on this exact same machine for days on end withou a hitch
on several previous occassions.


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Re: [9fans] Bug Report: snoopy & system load

[Dan Cross]

> Since there isn't any sort of place to register bugs and such I thought
> I'd pass it along.

9trouble@plan9.bell-labs.com

	- Dan C.

Re: [9fans] Bug Report: snoopy & system load

[David Presotto]

> Hi,
>
> Since there isn't any sort of place to register bugs and
> such I thought I'd pass it along.
>
> snoopy will throw 'read exceptions' during a pull on a P2
> 133MHz with 128M of RAM. The pull seems to go fine but
> snoopy seems to have a problem after about 2-3 minutes of
> operation.
>
> I've run snoopy on this exact same machine for days on
> end withou a hitch on several previous occassions.

For future reference, people can mail to 9trouble@plan9.bell-labs.com.

I'll check it out.  I'm assuming an ethernet connection?

[9fans] Re: Bug Report: snoopy & system load

[Jim Choate]

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003, Dan Cross wrote:

> > Since there isn't any sort of place to register bugs and such I thought
> > I'd pass it along.
>
> 9trouble@plan9.bell-labs.com

Thanks. I'll be adding a second one since the pull I started this AM
failed at some point during the day. It failed just after
sys/src9/ppc/ucu.h with an error about bin/fscmd directory entry not
found. Then a line about /n/kfs/disk/replica/client/_plan9.db: rc(pull):
can't open: access permission denied.

<shrug>

Onward through the fog.


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Re: [9fans] Bug Report: snoopy & system load

[Andrey S. Kukhar]

where you get this P2 133MHz?

	kyxap

> Hi,
>
> Since there isn't any sort of place to register bugs and
> such I thought I'd pass it along.
>
> snoopy will throw 'read exceptions' during a pull on a P2
> 133MHz with 128M of RAM. The pull seems to go fine but
> snoopy seems to have a problem after about 2-3 minutes of
> operation.
>
> I've run snoopy on this exact same machine for days on
> end withou a hitch on several previous occassions.
>
>
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[9fans] Re: Bug Report: snoopy & system load

[Jim Choate]

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003, David Presotto wrote:

> I'll check it out.  I'm assuming an ethernet connection?

My setup is that I have a local 10/100 Ethernet. There are 6-8 machines on
it at any given time of various OS'es (eg Win, Linux, Plan 9, AmigaDOS,
Unununium, SkyOS, etc.). This network gateways through a ISDN
bridge/router to another bridge/router that sits on another persons
internal network. That internal network is gatewayed into a T1. The
nameserver for all the machines is on the T1 side.

My personal guess, since snoopy is throwing read errors, is that there is
a locking issue between pull and snoopy getting access to some buffer or
stack somewhere. It bops along for some indeterminate but reasonably short
period (I'd say none of the fails I've seen take more than 10m to catch)
snoopy will throw the exception and drop you back to the cli.


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